For some reason, this is the absolute slowest Sheetz I have ever been to. The staff is friendly…read moreand the place is generally pretty clean and well kept, but if you order MTO food, expect a wait. Even if you have pre ordered in the app. On one visit, it took almost 20 minutes in the drive through even though their was only one car in front of me and it did not seem like they were that busy inside. Another time, I ordered and paid in the app. I chose "asap" and 15 minutes later my items were still not ready. Another time all I ordered was a hot dog with basic toppings (ketchup, mustard and relish). I was the only car in the line and it still took almost ten minutes. Overall, I really like Sheetz, the quality of the food and overall friendliness of the staff, but this location seems to need help organizing their MTO process.

I had a long drive ahead of me so I stopped in for a hot mocha for the trip. I ordered from the…read morekiosk then waited and waited. This location seemed slower than other locations from which I've ordered the same thing. Also, the coffee drink here just wasn't as good as I've had at other locations either. It's probably OK for gas and food and such, but I don't think I'd stop in for coffee again.

Good gas station. I don't usually go here by happen to Be in…read morethe area. Place is clean and well maintained. Gas price was ok. May come back here again.

I work in Penn Center, couple of miles from this Sheetz... We have our own Sheetz, but I can get…read morein my car and drive to this Sheetz (which is crazy busy) and get a fantastic MTO steak salad in the same time as the nearer Sheetz can get the same salad ready! Yes, Monroeville Sheetz MTO has got it going on, for sure! Maybe I'll say it one more time: SHEETZ!

The parking lot always has garbage in it. It looks like it has not been swept in months. I'm…read morestaying at the hotel next-door and I've literally walked there every single day and the garbage is still in the parking lot and the store inside is filthy.

This pharmacy seems to just do whatever they want to do. I have it on my profile and the kiddo's…read moreaccount that we want the non-child-proof lids on our prescriptions. She's a teenager, so we hardly need the child-proof lids. Sometimes we'll get the regular lids, sometimes we won't. I picked up three prescriptions one time and two had the child-proof lids and one didn't. I've asked them repeatedly not to give us the child-proof caps. I get a rather snotty answer that it's already noted on our profiles. The automated system drives us nuts. It calls when your prescription is ready, which is fine, but it will call for each and every individual Rx. So, if you're waiting on six, you'll get six automated calls, one after the other. The final straw for me, though, was when I went to pick up the kiddo's Rx today. It was called in to the pharmacy yesterday, but still wasn't ready by 11:30 this morning. When I got the automated call, we left to pick it up. We got to the pharmacy at 1:20 and waited in the drive-thru lane for 10 minutes behind two cars. When we FINALLY got to the window, they closed the curtains and told me they were going to lunch! They seriously would not give me the Rx. I was told to come back later after 2:00. (I did, but the line of cars wrapped around the building, and I had just bought ice cream at the store. If it took ten minutes with two cars, I couldn't sit there with six cars ahead of me, so I left). We'll now be going to a different pharmacy for our meds. Unless it needs to be ordered, I should be able to get necessary meds in less than 24 hours from when the doctor calls it in.

I feel sorry for most of the Rite Aid stores I have been to lately. I want to fully support any…read morelocally based organization, but my loyalty can only go so far. This needs to be a two way street. My recent visit to this location just reinforced the notion that I am lumping them in with Kmart, Burger King, and Sears. Oldies, but not Goodies anymore. In other words, is anyone in management, or corporate, paying attention to the current retail times, or the overall weary condition of your stores, and staff? I was very discouraged by their photo developing system. Nothing appears to have changed with their system since the 1980s. I decided to move on to more modern-looking equipment, and products, at another establishment. During my shopping trip to this location, an announcement was repeated several times that the store was being monitored, and, rest assured, you can shop without fear. Two elderly women near me could not make out what was being said, so I kindly interpreted for them . Basically, you can shop here safely, and, while you are at it, don't think about shoplifting. I honestly do not care for this constant reminder. This location must have a high theft incidences or something. Drug stores are constantly trying to bring your business to them. Thank goodness there are other options in this category.

On the road, passing through from Colorado, got a script sent to this pharmacy in Pennsylvania from…read morean urgent care in Illinois. Anticipating trouble and delays, but they processed it, put in the insurance information, filled it, and had us on our way in about 30 minutes. Only gave four since I've just filled the one prescription there, but they rocked it.

Pharmacy is terrible. Too slow. Went there to get my prescription yesterday. This worker Daryl…read moresaid " you don't have a prescription sir" I said God damn it. Went out of the store. Took me 4 hours. They got my prescription. Went home. Bags smelt like Coke. Also smell like cigarettes. I was shocked. This is b******* never coming back here again

Many years ago, when I made the bad decision to move to the Plum area, I used to frequent this…read moreplace on the regular. As the name implies, it was convenient. Able to pick up a quick item and be on my way. I have been taking a detour recently due to construction on 22 and traffic backing up, so Saltsburg Rd. has become old reliable. I needed to grab a few items that I didn't want or need to stop at a grocery store to get on my way to work. After making this trek for a few days and seeing the familiar purple mustang on the sign I decided why not give it a try again. Walking in, this place really hasn't changed much. Still has the same setup. I do see that they pizza offering has changed. I can't remember what pizza company they used prior, but it is a different one right now (however it does look like they aren't serving due to the pandemic). With there being a pizza place inside, that drastically cuts down on what can be offered on the convenience side. Let me tell you that this place could really use and update. It is very dated in here. The coolers definitely need to be replaced or something. There is condensation on the doors which makes it hard to see what is offered inside. It kind of reminds you of the way that 7-11 used to be set up. I grabbed a few drinks from the cooler and made my way to the register. The lady at the register is a delight. She greeted me when I walked in the store and then again when I approached the register. She asked me how my day was going and if I needed anything else...of course I did and she helped me out. Checking out is swift and I was on my way.

I have a running hypothesis here. It is my belief that the Rite Aid corporate office wanted to run…read moresome sort of an experiment to see whether or not they could get away with entirely eliminating any concern whatsoever for basic person-to-person courtesy, and they chose this Rite Aid Pharmacy as their testing grounds. In order to accomplish this goal, they went out and found the most arrogant, standoffish, elitist pharmacy technicians in the world, hired them, and told them to just go nuts. I figure this is the only possible reason that someone could be so unnecessarily rude. Well, Rite Aid, your experiment is working because this place is somehow still in business! At first, I could have sworn I'd done something to offend the lady working there when I went in because she was outwardly rude to me, but I couldn't figure out how saying, "Hi, I'm just here to pick up," could have been perceived as offensive. Then I thought, "maybe there's a long line behind me that she wants to address." Sure enough, nobody was there. So I tried to be understanding by assuming she was just having a rough day - we've all been irritated at work before and maybe not handled it well. Wrong again! My wife said she got the exact same treatment the next day. Mind you, I didn't even tell my wife about my experience the day before. In fact, she was treated so poorly that she thought the pharmacy technician was a racist (she's a minority, I'm not) until I informed her that the lady was equally abrasive to people of all colors. Which, I guess, is better? Just for some context here, I'm not the type to get easily offended. But I'm a firm believer that people should show one another even a modicum of basic respect. Apparently the staff at your local Rite Aid thinks differently though.

If they would answer the phone would be a big help. I have tried multiple times and only get the…read moreautomated machine. Even by selecting different choices such as 'is refill ready', 'speak to pharmacy', 'doctor's office calling',etc I get no response. I realize times are bad with employment but, Rite Aid in Plum is absolutely ridiculous. If they don't have the help, just close the darned pharmacy and send prescriptions to CVS or another pharmacy!

This Walgreens was located in Murrysville at a major intersection. I needed to pick up a card and…read morebow for a present. Once inside, the cashier greeted me warmly as I headed to the greeting card section. There were plenty in stock that included bows. We were the only ones in the store at the time and the experience was excellent during the checkout.

I prefer to get my prescriptions filled at this Walgreens VS other pharmacy conglomerates. The…read morecustomer service of all the employees, especially the pharmacist themselves is tops! I typically don't like to buy any items outside of medications at Walgreens since they tend to be a good bit higher than many local department stores, however they are very conveniently located, lots of parking, and never too busy. That being said, sometimes I just find myself here out of convenience. I usually wouldn't have thought to review a chain pharmacy, but my last two visits there changed my mind. On a recent change of insurance, it was brought to my attention by the pharmacist VIA telephone that one of my monthly scripts had a co-pay of roughly $100.00! Yikes! I said to put it on hold and I'd be in for the others. Upon my arrival she informed me she located a coupon on my behalf and the co-pay was now $0.00! And for the next year just a quarter of what it would have been without her dedication and assistance! So shout out to Walgreens, they have their customer service and the interests of their customers as their #1 priority...