They have the best wings there saucey and they melt in ur mouthand pizza and ice cream and upside…read moredown banana splits

I used to order from here often and never was disappointed. You CANNOT beat the prices for the size…read moreof the hogie either. The past few times ordering since it was recently purchased from Valero, my hogies have been wrong every single time. It looks like the fillings are literally tossed into the bun.

My partner's family and I can't imagine anyone who loves pizza not loving one from Pudgie's Pizza…read more Located inside a convenience store at the local gas station in Blossburg, PA, this establishment was founded by Charles "Pudgie" Cleary in 1963 around Elmira, which has since become a franchise pizza chain. His nickname was gotten from his uncle, who claimed he would grow up to be healthy. The pizza shop took over a former bakery that was in the family, with the dough from the bakery being used to make the pizzas and rolls in the beginning. We placed a call for pickup after 6 years, and unfortunately this location ran out of their famous giant 32-slice sheet pizza, and we settled for 2 large pizzas, one plain and one with black olives. The slices were huge, didn't skimp on the cheese, and not too greasy. The crust wasn't as crispy as I'm used to but still has a good taste. We can continue to recommend.

Was in your beach, Kreek store Sunday around 5:30 ordered a hoagie was not impressed with the girl…read morehaving curls on both sides of her face and brushing her hair away while wearing gloves and making my hoagie if she's gonna do that, she needs to pull her hair all the way back so she's not touching her hair when touching other peoples food

I ordered two cheese steaks. Both were cold. Had no mayo on them. Online pick up said to pickup by…read more130 pm. . Food came late. Well NEVER order from them again!place needs to get their shit together

Don't ask Toot if it was the best Sammie ever slathered in pepper spread and tucked in fresh…read morecianbahhhhta bread but the Toot will tell you true while chowing down in old black walnut bottom that it's the best Sammie he's ever had after riding 40 miles in the thunderstorms of ol pin Creek gorge.

Fantastic store, sandwich was great. Wonderful selection of orvis fishing equipment and tackle…read more We used the guide services and we on trout all day. Highly recommend.

Dude this is the best place to stop in the area. Gas prices are pretty good. Drinks and food are…read moregood priced. And best of all the pizza! Usually abit greasy but that just adds to the taste. I live close to every time i leave my house i always stop by for a drink or pizza. Usually both!

From the owner: Dandy is the ultimate convenience destination offering fuel, tobacco, alcohol, and state lottery…read moreproducts, also specializing in made-to-order food and drinks. With 65 locations, Dandy has served the Twin Tiers of New York and Pennsylvania for 40 years!

Gas station with 12 pumps right off the highway. Prices…read moreslightly cheaper than Flying J across the street. Bathrooms small but clean. Showers available. Official Cinnabon kiosk inside!!!

OK spot here!…read more Food/Drink: Plenty of snacks, chips, jerky, sweets, taquitos, and fountain drinks. Dinning Area: None. Prices: Relatively inexpensive, minus the big ticket items. Parking: Plenty of space, side and back private lots. Bathrooms: Bathrooms were clean and well stocked. Stock: Plenty of items, all stocked well. Clearly priced, and placed in correct areas. Atmosphere: Very lively, truck stop mostly, but lots of travelers. Staff/Attendants: Guy was not talkative, and not very happy. I like enthusiasm and conversation, he was neither. An experience! 6/10

It's your typical gas station food, but the boyfriend insisted we had to eat here because it was a…read morevery nostalgic place for him. If you're looking for some food on the go or late at night, it's definitely a solid choice. Otherwise, don't have too much of an expectation. There are touchscreen pads to order on and we picked up a few hotdogs. You can also add extra toppings to it. I also wanted the nachos, but it wasn't listed on the menu on its own. It was weird that you had to order another item that was paired with the nachos, so I ended up getting two chicken sliders as well. When we got our food, I opened the nachos to find barely any cheese on there. It wasn't enough to cover all the chips, so a bit disappointing there. I didn't think the hot dog was any special, but the chicken sliders were actually good. Maybe I was having my drunchies, but it got the job done to satisfy my hunger for the night.

Was on my way out of town for a trip for work and I needed to stop and get fuel before I hit I-80…read more(I'm not familiar with the road and I didn't want to be to far between exits without fuel). Made my way here and then onward with my travels. While here I was also craving some sweet tea for the long drive ahead of me. I went inside and made my way about the store and got everything that I needed for the rest of my trip and little afterwards as well. The store was well put together, clean and staffed with friendly people. The lot outside is huge and feels a bit out of place. That is until the area around it develops (which it appears it is in the process of doing). Exiting was a breeze, all you need to do is follow the signage and you'll be good. To the person that wrote a review about being angry about his card being compromised. Little hint, this establishment has nothing to do with the person who stole the information, nor the person the used the information. Going to this store where fraud was reported was about as smart a move as complaining on Yelp about it.

Sheetz, Benner Pike, State College, PA…read more After a long night shift, I used the drive-through to order a bagel with cream cheese. In the dark, I could see the bagel was oddly wrapped, like shrink-wrap around the small looking sandwich? The first bite was shockingly tough, extremely dry and tasteless. The cream cheese was absorbed into the dried-out bread, there was no taste of cream cheese, I could not finish it. This was no over-sight. They were not busy. That sandwich has been exposed to the environment for days, and God knows what else. The Sheetz kitchen staff purposely served this disgusting object to me. Is Sheetz telling their kitchen staff to eliminate waste at all cost?

I had heard rumors of Sheetz locations without the gas station, but that's all they were for a…read morewhile. They were suppose to open one in Pittsburgh near the Pitt campus, but that has yet come to be. Since I was in State College and out walking the streets I figured I would find the mythical beast that I have heard of. My first attempt at finding it, I walked right past it. You see, growing up in a small town that had one of the original looking Sheetz out there, you automatically are looking for gas pumps and big, shining, humming lights in the parking lot. Not an urban looking cafe thing that this particular one is. Don't get me wrong, every so often when I get that craving for some Sheetz I really don't want to have to fight my way through a parking lot full of vehicles to get my food, I just want to be able to eat it before I get it home and it has already started to cool off a bit. My second attempt, armed with my handy dandy map on my phone, I still walked right past it. Yep, that's right, that was me that you saw do an about face while looking at my phone screen. The building blends in so well that I thought it was a coffee shop at first. Glad I looked up from my phone for a few seconds. Watch your step coming in here, with the grade of the street the stairs a bit weird, but there is also a ramp to get to the store. Once inside you find that it is longer than it is wider. Due to this, it feels much bigger than what you would imagine. This is like a huge convenience store, with some fast food. But then add in the fact that you can sit in house and enjoy it. Not just sit in house, but you can sit here and get some work done too, why, because it does come off like a coffee house as well. Don't want to sit inside, guess where, there's outside seating that overlooks the sidewalk. So take in that fresh air when you are shoving that MTO goodness down your throat. Customer service, at least to me, was top notch here. I did not have a bad interaction here. Everything was neat and clean, all the shelves were well stocked, and I really couldn't find a fault in this place. What I learned today is that Big Foot is real and that I encountered that. What I mean by that is that a Sheetz with no gas pumps exists, and it works. I really wish this concept takes off and these types of locations start popping up more often. Only that they not just pop up near college campuses would be great too. Kind of funny if you think about it. Sheetz started out kind of like this and then added the gas, now they are heading back towards that.