I had a problem redeeming a coupon for a free sub reward on the self checkout, accidentally being charged full price. I voiced the issue to the front register employee who then got another superior to help out. After some time trying to figure out what happened, the employees gave me a refund for the sandwich and let me keep the coupon. It made my day! Absolutely did not have to do that. Sheetz for the win! read more

I'm from California, and this place is way better than 7/11 (convenience store similar to Sheetz). So much cheaper than California prices, the food & the gas, FOR SURE! The restrooms are clean as well! read more

Service is Amazing everyone is so nice Especially the nice employee Will be was sweet and caring and very patient and professional with me when i asked him questions read more

Went in with my 16 year old daughter to get some beer (for me) and snacks (for her). Guy at the counter tells me he can't sell me beer because I had a minor with me (my daughter) and it could be a "second hand sale". Keep in mind she never touched it, and wasn't the one paying for it. Never heard that one before, as you can even bring a minor into a PA liquor store much less a gas station. Figured it wasn't worth trying to explain the various flaws in the logic so just left. Will not return. read more

This is a great rest stop on your way into State College. It is basically a brand new Sheetz with all the bells and whistles. Which is really nice if you ask me. It's a rather large lot that this sits on. Shouldn't be that hard of a task to navigate this lot. Ample parking and pumps for you depending on your needs. Inside it is bright and easy to navigate as well. I was able to find exactly what I needed and maybe a few things I didn't need. Checking out was easy and I was on my way. Getting out of here was a bit confusing to me. You basically have to go to the back of the building/lot to exit. You cannot exit at the main entrance. There will be signs on the stop signs that will direct you to where the exit truly is. read more

Sheetz in general is normally a decent place. This is no exception. Decent store, open, plenty of parking space and area around the pumps. This is a busy location but the employees seem to handle the crowds well and get people in and out. The inside as well as outside are always pretty clean, including the bathrooms. read more

cleanest place i've seen in awhile, including bathrooms. recommend for a road trip stop

Just a great place to get coffee, a snack and/or gas. It's clean, neat (even the bathrooms). Great job Sheetz

Hell NO. I am 64. My wife 63. We stopped in on a road trip, got gas. Went inside and got 12 pack beer. I carried it to the counter. My wife got her credit card out and the woman at the counter asked me for my ID. I left my wallet in the car, across the parking lot. She refused to sell it to us with out MY ID. My wife's was not accepted cause I CARRIED THE BEER... To hell with Shitz read more

In general, Sheetz are usually great. I got gas at this one however (8/19/2019), selected 87 grade. The weird thing was, on the pump, but the 87 grade (that I selected) and the 89 grade, were simultaneously lit up, which I've never seen before at any gas station in my life. I was then charged for the 89 octane gas, despite having selected 87 (and the 87 light being lit up). Not worth the hassle of disputing a charge over a couple bucks (~30 cents a gallon) but it's an issue that should be addressed if people's credit cards are being overcharged and the advertised price not being honored (price advertised was 2.69/gal I believe, and I was charged 2.99/gal. Checking my receipt, it says I purchased midgrade, despite having selected the 87 octane and that light being illuminated as I filled my tank. All in all, I haven't had any other issues with this sheetz, but if you're getting gas, it's worth the very short drive to the one on North Atherton, where I've always been charged the advertised price and never had this issue. read more

The sun rises over a suburban tundra as I trek to the store for an energy drink & crackers, the foods of my ancestors & survival necessities for a 12 hour work day. Inside A soporific patron saunters in front of the monster energy, delaying my acquisition an inconvenient few seconds before my next encounter, a blockade of police officers, hindering my pursuit of crackers & serving the interest of one officer by providing him an opportunity to grab sunflower seeds & cut in front of my position as next in line. "Seriously," I mutter aloud, unable to keep my exhausted thoughts quiet. Unsure of how to respond, a quality ubiquitous of cops, he turns to me, no longer in a hurry. "How are you?" He inquires. "Alright," I reply. "Just on my way to work, ya know." He hesitantly reaches for his firearm, forgetting money is kept in a wallet or perhaps reacting out of habit. He pats the holster before remembering how to pay for the snack typically consumed by relief pitchers anticipating potential work. I had to get to actual work, leaving me no time to speculate why police loiter in stores like baseball players free from proletariat responsibility. The pseudo-intense situation gets interrupted by the store intercom: "This is the corporate office testing employee response time in the event of bomb threats." An employee mopping floors responds to the voice of big brother, "everything's good." "What if there is a bomb?" The cop asks the clerk, who answers with a contumelious smile, "well, the store is located over prodigious tanks of gasoline, so..." The officer's eyes widen, while he feels for the reassurance of his gun then stammers an incomplete question. "Essentially if no one responds, it's presumed to be a hostage situation." The clerk informs. The prognosis compels The cop to become frozen with uncertainty, further detaining the line of growing customers. "The theory motivating this exercise is that a little chaos enacts as an effective resolvent in matters of terror," the clerk instructs, which either satisfies or confounds the inquisitive cop, who then retreats to the comfort of his colleagues. The clerk grins with vindication as I place two items on the counter, stating, "just this." "Anything else," he asks. "just this", I say, Handing him my debit card as high pitched feedback reverberates from the intercom. "What was that?" He asks in rhetorical banter. I shrug. "Like nails on a chalkboard," he states with an affable grin. "True story," I reply, finally able to exit the building, where I serendipitously locate a full pack of Newports. I remove a cigarette, assiduously lighting it on my escape to work, where I find "Swish" had sedulously prepared pork for the sandwiches I would be selling all day, which I repay by knocking over the sauce he was making, because I'm not at all a morning person. "Do you pay attention to anything?!" He asks with a captious glare. Too early to comprise a response, I simply smile, knowing his naturally jocose tendencies. "Why don't you write a Yelp review about that?" He adds as I smile, walking away backwards. "Maybe I will," I reply before completing 12 hours of a forgettable mélange, until answering a phone call while clocking out. "How was your day?," a voice inquires. Lightning a Newport, I Open a fortune cookie & answer by reading the inscription, "Put some old business behind you today". read more

Sheetz - a box of newport cigarettes - Gas Stations Near Me - STATE COLLEGE, Pennsylvania

Very nice new location. Clean, well stocked, friendly staff. Sheetz is consistent with clean restrooms, reliable pumps, pretty good food, and they're always open. Sheetz is our go to for gas, snacks, and sometimes beer depending on the store. read more

Sheetz - Brand new building - Gas Stations Near Me - STATE COLLEGE, Pennsylvania

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Convenient convenient convenient! This sheetz is close to work and home, so glad they finally built one here. The cashiers are friendly and MTO's are always fresh! Even for a late night snack the food is always tasty. read more