Everyone has used a convenience store, Sheetz is the name if the one in our region. You can get…read morefood, drinks, freshly made food, candy, basically anything you need for a drive. We always stop at Sheetz anywhere we go and would recommend them without hesitation.

Sheets in the Kittanning Indiana area keep the gas prices very high. They are making a killing on…read moreus residents. They buy gas by the boat load and haul their own getting their gas cheaper than anyone else and sell it the highest in the area. The little independents pay top dollar for their gas and sell it much cheaper than Sheets. Sheets is not our friend.

Quite possibly the busiest place in town here. This sits at a very busy intersection that can…read moreattribute to the business they have. They offer Sunoco gas and are usually on par for gas prices in the state. In fact this is kind of a midway point that you can get gas between areas on 422, so it might be a must stop if you forgot in the last town that offered gas. Inside it is kind of a mix of everything. Convenience items galore, with a bit of essential items mixed in. To note, there is a minimum to use your card here. I was just short of that total but they do have items at the register that you can purchase to bring the amount up. Or you could grab a ready made sub if you are hungry. The highlight of this establishment are the people working. I'm not one to talk when I'm at the register, but this lady working that day was easy to talk to. She was the one that told me I needed a bit more to get me to the limit to use the card and gave me some Double Bubble that got me over the line. She was charismatic and a delight to talk to.

This is more of a reply to that other guy (Bryan E) who was complaining about the tobacco purchase…read more I am that guy. I don't work there anymore, though, but I wanted to provide some context that he left out, so that people reading these reviews get a better idea of what actually happened. I had just lost my mother to lung cancer just a few scant months prior to the interaction that he is referring to, and it was weighing heavy on my mind. Rather than be a civil person and actually ask about it, he decided to just assume things and get all huffy and then come on here to write a review. I did not "act like an a--hole", I might have rolled my eyes, but because it was deeply hurting me inside when I started to realize just how many people are addicted to tobacco, like literally 90% of the entirety of Elderton and the surrounding area. This crap killed my mom despite me asking her and asking her and asking her over the years, begging for her to quit it. Maybe, someday when he's laying on his deathbed with cancer, he will understand, and regret his actions. Hopefully he quits before it is too late, but I doubt it. Some people would say "well don't work at a job you gotta sell tobacco then" ... getting another job takes time. And yes, I hauled out of there as fast as I could because selling tobacco was bothering me greatly. I didn't like the idea that I, myself, was contributing to people not only killing themselves, but also putting their loved ones through what I had to experience. Some day, maybe 20, 30 years down the line, if this guy has children, one of his children will stand over him laying on a hospital bed, wishing he had quit the tobacco years ago. So, if this guy ever reads this, I would not only urge him to quit that nasty junk, but to also try to consider that there might be a story behind something like that, if you'd only give the other person more than 2 seconds thought and stop thinking about yourself all the time. EDIT: I will also point out that I had forgotten about this detail until after I posted the review, but we were highly understaffed at the time. I was being asked to pretty much man the entire store myself, and every single time I tried to do anything, I was interrupted, and being interrupted is one thing, but being interrupted by the one thing that I had so strongly loathed (tobacco) was incredibly frustrating. I was in a very bad place mentally and emotionally at the time, and yes it's wrong to take that out on customers, but we're all human. Again, if he had given more than 2 seconds thought that the person on the other side of the counter is a human being too, then maybe he'd understand, or heck, at least go "hey, what's up with that?" .. if he had, he would have gotten an apology.. "sorry, man I'm just not feeling today, I'm over worked, we're understaffed, I didn't mean to be mean, I'm sorry if you misunderstood my intentions".

Beer & Wine Downtown is a convenience store that sells non-alcoholic beverages, snack foods, vaping…read moreproducts, and more. My husband and I shopped here only to purchase two energy drinks. The store looked to be newish, fully stocked, and clean. An employee greeted us, rang up our purchase, processed our payment, and thanked us. The prices were fine. My husband and I did not look around the entire store, but we did not notice any alcohol. Reviews on another website said that this store does NOT actually sell beer and wine.

I have fond memories of stopping at this location during my commute to and from work when I didn't…read morelive in Pittsburgh. It's kind of odd at night to come upon this place. Darkness everywhere until you get close enough to see the lights. And like a moth to the flame you are drawn in. During my commute I'd become very hungry and grumble after I passed the one in Murreysville thinking I should have stopped there. Always forgetting that New A has an awesome location as well. Pull in and order my food, then hit the road again. Really wish that more Sheetz locations would have a drive-thru (it's not unheard of). With hardly any competition for gas prices, may not always be the cheapest place to get gas, hold on a bit until you get to Delmont area, you might find a better price with more gas stations around.

Sheetz is more than just a gas station. It's an all in one convenience stop. Great for on the go,…read moreearly mornings to work, or snacking. Its a lot like 7 eleven but sheetz is exclusively on the east coast from what I can tell. The other difference is that sheetz has a nice touch screen ordering computer to order food to go as well as a large selection of prepackaged food and snacks. Their fountain drinks have many large sizes but none compare to 7/11's double gulp. The food is made fresh with many varieties. It's overall a great convenient gas station. Hope to see them across the U.S.

Yikes, what a mess in the wee hours of the morning. You can tell that Indiana, PA is not really…read moreobserving appropriate social distancing with the abundance of drunk college aged kids flocking to the multiple Sheetz locations throughout town. I actually didn't mean to come this location, but the other location had a line out the door with security standing as a bouncer outside. I ended up here and had a better experience, but not a superb experience. When I walked in it was a bit crowded, so I waited by the touchscreen kiosks to order and ended up not using them as no one was observing social distancing and masks were really noticeable either. I ended up using my phone to order through the app, just as efficient and kind of quicker. I felt bad for the employees inside. Constant noise from the entitled, drunk customers. I know if I wasn't enjoying myself they weren't either. MTO stands for Made To Order food, not My Terms Only food. As long as I can remember there was no customization button for special items when ordering food but one such customer insisted on having the food made the way she wanted done a certain way. Backing up the line all the while. Honestly, if you do happen upon a Sheetz that appears busy, order through the app and have the pick up time be ASAP. You can either pay via the app or pay at the counter with the other items you are picking up. You food is usually made as it pops into the queue. Then it is place on that pick up station where you can just grab it an go. As far as the gas prices, much lower than other communities I have been in.

Wrong food, replaced with dirty food. No stars should be an option. I was so pissed I almost…read morewrecked into two people leaving.

This convenience store sits off of 22 offering Sunoco gasoline and is always competing with the…read moreother two locations in this small town for your business. What sets this one apart from the other two is that you can actually use your card at the pump, no need to go inside unless you want to. Inside is a nice setup offering many items that normal convenience stores offer. There is a section for made to order items such as pizza and subs. Lottery available as well. Credit cards accepted.

Very clean inside, with what u would expect inside. Gasoline, food, snacks, drinks, lottery and…read morealcohol. Friendly staff and quick service. I have had their pizza by the slice and while it wasn't my favorite, it was better than most other gas station pizza I have had. Definitely a nice little place to get what you need when you are out and about.

7-Eleven is a convenience-store chain that has tens of thousands of locations across many…read morecountries. For over 12 years, my husband and I have occasionally shopped inside this 7-Eleven store. During our most recent visits, we saw products such as snack foods, frozen and refrigerated foods, refrigerated beverages, slushies and coffees, over-the-counter medications, feminine hygiene products, cleaning products, pet supplies, bags of ice, lottery tickets, etcetera. Prices were OK. My husband and I shopped for beverages and snacks. I would prefer different types of foods such as healthier ones, but we still bought a few beverages and a few snacks. The cashier promptly and accurately rang up our purchases, and he spoke nicely with us. By the way, their Dubai chocolate does NOT taste like authentic Dubai chocolate.

I like this 7-Eleven and friendly staff. It is located in the same building as the DoubleTree by…read moreHilton Pittsburgh downtown. There is a street entrance as well as you can go in directly from inside the hotel. Great selection and decent pricing. Helpful hint - if staying at the DoubleTree it is a better value to grab snacks and beverages here as opposed to the Hotel Marketplace. Please note it is not A 24-hour store.

Stopped here after hearing about them at the Flight 93 Memorial, when they were known as Idas. The…read morestaff was overly polite, the sandwiches we got were great and the store had a great selection. Cool little small town store.

What an awesome, friendly little convenience store in middle of nowhere. Everything you need for a…read moreweekend at one of the local lakes. The carry-out items (breakfast & lunch sandwiches, salads, pizza) are all fine and very reasonably priced considering the huge portions. The annual trip to the Laurel Highlands always includes Snida's as the first stop for supplies.

5/5 Sheetz. My buddy Dan Otto (aka DO2) and I have been coming here since day one. From the jump,…read moreit's been nothing but elite! stellar staff, killer food, and an atmosphere that just hits home like a turners tea on the way to MAHS. When I say my man Dan (junior) knows Sheetz, I mean he knows Sheetz. We're talking connoisseur level! And even he ranks this spot in his all-time top ten, no question!! They've got MTOs, they've got F'real shakes, they've got everything you need and then some. At one point, Jr (my boy) considered franchising a location, but backed out. Not because he didn't have the means (he absolutely does) but because he knew deep down it would never match this Sheetz. Some things are just too good to replicate. Try for yourself, you won't regret it.

Because I have to wear an ankle boot until my surgery, I decided to get a car wash at Sheetz. I…read morehave never had any problems until today. I paid $12 for the Premium Car Wash only to find out when I got home how horrendous the job was. My trunk, roof, and hood looked like they had not been touched at all. In addition, my driver's side rear fender was also dirty. So there i am in my driveway with an ankle boot washing my car. Something is seriously wrong with that car wash.

Gas prices are much higher than local gas stations in the area. Forty two cents cheaper less than…read moretwo miles down the road. That's not being a very good community partner. More like greed.

I may live in Florida but this Sheetz is my home. (Away from home, away from home) i stop in as…read moremuch as possible when I'm up there and there's always new exciting things to try and they always have such a friendly staff! I will say that over the years the prices have gone up quite a bit, but as long as it's not something I'm doing daily it's worth it to me!