Was at Derry st Sheetz yesterday around 3:15. There was an employee cleaning a drink machine. That…read morewas good. The bad was she dropped a bunch of plastic drink cups on the floor,they rolled around on the cup rims for about 20 seconds. She then picked up the stack of about 20 cups and put them back in the cup holders for use by the customers. I like their Icee cherry flavored drinks. After seeing this I will not be purchasing drinks at this Sheetz. She saw me watching her drop the cups and put them out for use. GROSS.

I asked a question to the cashier. She needed to find out the answer because she is new. She asked…read morethe manager. The manager on (3.30.19@9pm) was loud and ignorant and spoke down to her coworker in front of me and other customers. Please watch the manner you speak to people. You looked ignorant and stupid yourself. Just answer the girls question without the shi**y attitude. Have a great day

One the front line in the territorial war between Sheetz and Wawa, this location is ideally located…read morefor folks headed toward the airport, Lancaster, or the Turnpike. While the parking lot is a typical example of Sheetz' infatuation with sadistic BF Skinner fantasies, this location is generally run well. The staff is friendly and makes eye contact. They respond to lines building up at the checkout. The kitchen is usually moving quickly and the orders are kicked out promptly. The store is generally clean, including the bathrooms which - while not pristine - are rarely nightmare levels of filth you'd see along the highway. It's easy to frind grab-and-go items and there are a lot of pre-wrapped food items to choose from if you just need to gas up and go. This location will get you through the queue quickly. The Beer Cave is often crowded and cramped with product that can't be stocked from the palate, making it hard to get to stock in the back. My main issue with Sheetz is more about the brand. What used to be a go-to spot for decent food has become more of an expensive roller-grill with the kind of subs that you can get wrapped out of a gas station cooler. As Wawa shows up in Central PA, there is a clear difference in quality for about the same price on similar items. When flying in or out of Harrisburg, I'll order lunch from Wawa even if the price of gas is much higher there, just so I don't have to settle for airport fare. But on Lindle Road, I know I'll get quality service so I don't have to make an extra food stop in the neighborhood if I need to keep moving. While Sheetz is obsessive about its branding, that WOW feeling is no longer matched by the kind of radical culinary offerings and quality that made it more than "gas station cuisine" and as someone who discovered this place long ago at IUP during an overnight pub crawl in the late 90s, it's come a long way but in the wrong direction.

Once you near the center of PA the Wawas disappear and Sheetz surfaces. I'm certainly bias to Wawa…read morebut Sheetz is not bad. For what it's worth both Wawa and Sheetz do not do breakfast well but in a pinch on the road they both do the trick. The stores operate in a similar way with touchscreen ordering, pay at the register and pick up your food and/or drinks. The waiting time was not long at Sheetz and I love that they display the status of the orders on a screen with estimated wait time.

An extra star for the employees who are fighting against impossible odds to do a good job…read more Stuck in an odd location with a parking lot that invites road rage and automotive combat, this Sheetz is probably the worst of the many locations in the area. When I'm in town, I drive the extra minutes to the Lindle Road location. I have the app and collect points for gas discounts so until Wawa penetrates the market further, I'll drive right past this location. When I am there, the place is dirty. The kitchen is staffed with at least one employee looking bored or on their phone. I've stopped ordering milkshakes and coffee here because, more than once, they needed to find someone who knew how to do that sort of thing. The drive-thru entrance is at the corner of a one-way ramp from the highway, forcing people to drive at the entrance in the opposite direction from vehicles doing 40+ preparing to enter the Sheetz Demolition Parking Lot. I stopped going because, more than once, the smell at the back of the store by the rest room and Beer Cave were so bad I couldn't stay. If I were blindfolded and walked into that location, I would have assumed I was walking into a dive bar at last call on a Friday night. And it was just about 5 on a weekday afternoon. Usually the register queue is quick and efficient and the best employees are found here. If I just need gas and don't have to go inside, that always seems to work. So that's something.

Minus one star for an unkempt store but have you had Sheetz coffee lately? The fresh ground and…read morebrewed coffee machines are simply amazing and make the best darn cup of coffee you've ever had at a gas station anywhere! Seriously awesome and I would gladly drive out of the way for one if needed. Got gas and some late night munchies last night and was completely satisfied with the 2 for $5 deal of a mini burger and cheese curds. Perfect size, great flavor and a bargain. Gas is expensive, but that's life in 2021. This store is super busy all the time between gas pumps, (free) air pump, and food inside. Be prepared to wait at peak times which seems to be all the time. Beer and wine available at the location.

Got a couple sodas; signs all over the case said 2/$4.00. When I got to the register they were…read moreover $6. I said "the case said 2/$4" and she said "only with a Sheetz card"... so I said, "Can I get a Sheetz card?" "Sorry, we don't have any" is the response. I asked if they would honor the price and they flatly said NO. So false advertising basically.... Won't bother going back to this place if that's how they do business. over $3 for a single soda is ridiculous, even for a convenience store.

The folks here try to be helpful, but:…read more 1) Sheetz isn't Wawas 2) the way these guys are organized makes it a poor iteration of the chain. Take milk for the coffee. The machines are kept empty (a COVID thing?) and you have to ask the guys behind the counter to get you some. The new instant grind and brew flat screen digital coffee machines are nice enough (but why are the lids not next to the cups and the machines?), and the coffee they produce is just fine. Not great, mind you. But fine. I'm just not a big fan.

16 gas pumps available…read more Short term Parking is available on the side of the building. There's a aplus Pitstop convenience store. Sells breakfast sandwiches, lottery, drinks, ATM, slushee, ice, chips etc. Gas price is reasonable.

Convenient gas station that is easy off and easy on. Receipt printer worked and the price of the…read morefuel is reasonably competitive according to GasBuddy.

very good gas station went there to get gas the guy is super nice and the quality of everything is…read moregood

do not go to the mobil gas station on walnut street in susquehanna township because they manipulate…read morecustomers they do not treat customers fairly they also are the worst place to go in the entire area so i'll just letting people know that if you go there be prepared for them to treat you like crap so i'm just saying as a friendly reminder do not go there because they will treat you awful

Cute place. Photographs well for socials but could use some help inside. Desserts were decent. The…read moreDubai creme puffs were good with the cream puff being the star as it should be. The chocolate bear was VERY decadent. It honestly could have been dessert for 3 for it's richness. The service was mediocre. No smiles. The two that we saw working seemed very moody at 4pm on a weekday.

The first thing to know is that parking right in front of the building is limited. Luckily, we were…read moreable to grab a spot pretty close, but there aren't a ton of spaces directly outside. Once you go inside, though, there's a good amount of seating available. The space is really cute and nicely decorated. One of the standout features is a fun swing-style table seat, along with booths and regular seating, which makes it a fun place to sit and enjoy dessert or coffee. Their menu has a great variety of options, including coffees, specialty drinks, and a wide range of desserts, so there's plenty to choose from if you're visiting with friends or family. The staff was friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. For desserts, I tried the mango mousse dessert (the one shaped like a mango). It had a unique texture compared to a typical cake or pastry, but the mango flavor was really good. I also tried the chocolate teddy bear dessert. It was very rich and definitely for chocolate lovers. For me it was a bit heavy on the chocolate, but it wasn't bad at all. Overall, it was a nice experience and I would definitely go back to try some of the other desserts and drinks they offer.