Robert's is coming home for me, old fashion with old fashion service…read more Their gas is ALWAYS less than Sheetz, which I think people have pride in because Sheetz started in Altoona, but people forget they are now a large corporation who seldom lower their gas price - they are making alot of money from the people who supported them and helped them grow. I prefer the old fashion service, the good service and the old fashioned prices.

Stopped today for a peanut butter shake. The black stuff is the ice!! The ice was 1 inch thick and…read moreblack!!

I can't complain because almost every Sheetz I encountered on my trip were the same. Clean, easy to…read moreget into and out of, decent food to go, and decent drink options as well.

Very nice an clean.. Staff very polite .. Did my 10 hour restart an had no issues.. well recommendread more

As a traveling salesman throughout all of western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, this is by far…read morethe nicest bathroom!

Kind full service station with a rich history. Totally worth a visit! They pump your gas, clean…read moreyour windshield, check your oil if you ask and they'll give you a tour and share the story. So cool.

On a recent roadtrip, we detoured to the oldest gas station in the US. What a quaint little shop!…read more The guys there are so informative and gave us information on nearby attractions along with a brochure and wooden logo coins as a souvenir! The oldest employee there is Rusty and they all seem to have a great comraderie. What a wonderful and unexpected visit!

Never have had a bad experience here - and wouldn't expect to as it is a Super Sheetz and I believe…read morethe site of the first Sheetz stores. Might be spewage - don't know. They have a heavy amount of gas pumps, the inside is about 4 times the size of a regular store- with a large dining area, separate places for salads, pizza, drinks, and regular food to be made, and a drive thru. Upon my latest stop- I ordered my usual salad and was amazed at the toppings available at this location, to the usual order of turkey, Parmesan, hard boileds, diceds, romaine, pepper rings, and cheese, I also was able to add broccoli, carrots, and corn and bean salsa. Wow. Not to mention they also have an option where the dressing can be mixed by then into the salad rather than you doing it and looking like a fool shaking your salad container in public. Was a big fan. Not to mention a HUGE slush section, about 30 fridge doors and plenty of snacks and convenience store items.

Rip Off Alert: Wow. Stopped in for breakfast today and ordered a breakfast burrito, mostly because…read morethe photo on the order screen looked so good. It wasn't. Not even close. This is what I got for $3.19. It looks nothing like the photo. What a complete disappointment. What a rip off!!! Pictures posted. Take a look!!!

This location was clean. They have nugget ice in their soda foundation machine. Friendly store…read moreassociates to.

This is a really great Sheetz. I really liked the size of the store…read more If you are reading this review, I can only imagine that you are doing so because you haven't been to one of these gas station/food/grocery store/clean bathroom/dining area businesses before. They are pretty fantastic. If you are on the road, these establishments will fulfill all your needs. Food was the same as other Sheetz. I actually went back and got a 4 chicken nugget order after I ate my steak sub as they are new to the franchise. Gotta say, pretty good nuggets. Thanks, and, very friendly staff; I typically take that for granted at these stores, but shouldn't.

I will post this here, even though my comments really pertain to the entire company. I know it's…read moredoubtful that anyone that matters at Sheetz will ever read this, but it's become evident of late that the value you get for your money has really fallen of late at this company. Every time I stop in for an MTO ( which is now far less frequent than it used to be) I am shocked at what you get for your money. Today I stopped by for a quick breakfast. I got a bagel sandwich, hash browns, and a fountain drink for almost $10. It saw pretty shocking. What got me the most is that the hash browns ($2.29) had a tiny bad with 4 little hash brown about the size of a half dollar. Four bites for $2.29. That's 57 cents per bite!! I also noticed that in their frequent shopper rewards they have eliminated many reward options completely. Again, so much less for your $$. I guess I will start checking out what Rutters has to offer. I had always been loyal to Sheetz but it looks like the time has come to look for other options. There is a Rutters going in right down the road so it won't be inconvenient and maybe the value will be better than it's become at Sheetz. To bad. Years ago they used to be the best value in town. Not any more.

Came here to get drinks and dinner!! Everything was perfect!! Staff is always friendly!! Store is…read morealways clean!!