We had been out doing some Christmas things in Steubenville a few days straight. Each night we…read morewould stop at this Kroger for a few dinner items. I was very impressed at the produce section and how fresh everything was. The leafy greens were crisp and not wilted, tomatoes weren't bruised, and the list goes on. The prices were very comparable to competitors but the quality exceeded said rivals. They also had a few Korean items that I picked up in shock. It's a very nice size store. I really enjoyed shopping the selection of groceries. We used self checkout so can't attest to any experiences with employees as we had no questions or needs but I will continue to shop there whenever I am in the area. Additionally we did pick up some Kroger branded items and found them to be in some cases more delicious than the national brand (such as with the frozen garlic cheesy bread).

They are updating this location Moving things around, great…read morecustomer service They will help you find things to

My first trip to Rural King was an enjoyable one. I was impressed with the variety of goods for…read moresale from clothing to snacks to baby chicks and guns, they have almost everything you could need. Each aisle was clean, organized, and easy to shop through. Each shelf was stocked full. We walked all throughout the store and barely managed to get out with only what we came for - some ammo. You can be sure that another visit is in my near future. The warm, candied nuts at checkout are calling my name!

Needed a battery today, went to Rural King in Steubenville,…read more could not get help to find the correct battery, went to the sports area for any employe and asked for help, he called on the speaker for help in the battery dept. after waiting for way to long for help. I just left, these local stores are commonly for local people to buy local, I went home and ordered one on line, Rural King doesnt need customers,

From the outside, this looks like your typical convenience store, but the inside is a spacious,…read morebright & clean store with a massive deli. The staff here are very friendly. It seems like they have weekly specials available often, tons of prepared foods both hot and cold, and a beer cooler in the back. I was impressed with both the food and beverage options and thought the prices were fair. Can't wait to stop back to try a sandwich or some wings!

I bought the meatloaf and mashed potatoes, the meatloaf was so disgustingly dry, like it was made a…read moreweek old. Also false advertisement on "homemade" food. Most of the staff don't speak english and the food is never ready and displayed after like 2. Also very overpriced all of their products. The female working in deli was very helpful though. When I left a comment on their Facebook page, (not mean, simply just giving my experience) they blocked me from seeing and interacting with the page. I think they do that with most of reviews that aren't amazing.

One of the cleanest and nicest Walgreens I've been in . Helpful and courteous staff. Very pleasant.read more

SHEETZ - Weirton, WV "A Convenience Store Pilgrimage Worth…read morethe Hype" I've always had a soft spot for gas station convenience stores -- blame it on my high school days when the Speedway next to campus basically became my second home. Rewards program? Downloaded. App? Always ready. Snack runs? Constant. So going back to Pittsburgh for Thanksgiving and finally experiencing my first-ever Sheetz felt like a true full-circle convenience store moment. We stopped at the Weirton location, and let me tell you... Wawa could never (and I say that as a Florida resident who actually likes Wawa). Sheetz just hits different. The convenience options are better, the food feels like it's made with care, and the drink game? Superior in every category. Ordering was ridiculously easy -- the touchscreen order terminals are right up front, clearly marked, and practically inviting you to start building your masterpiece. We went classic comfort for our inaugural Sheetz meal: chicken tender wraps and a s'mores iced latte. Everything was freshly made, came out fast, and tasted shockingly good for a gas station. Sheetz really leans into that "fast-casual but make it convenient" vibe, and they nail it. The system is simple: order on the screen, grab your receipt, wait for your number to be called then pay. Smooth, efficient, and zero confusion. Plus, the store itself is clean, organized, and fully stocked. Honestly, I think I counted more snack and drink options here than in some actual grocery stores. And the gas prices? Lower than pretty much anything we saw on the Ohio-West Virginia drive. Now -- let me confess my one heartbreak. And if you know me, you know this cut deep. After ordering and paying, I went ahead and created a Sheetz account... and of course, I didn't earn any rewards for the visit. No upload-a-receipt option either. A tragedy for someone who lives and breathes loyalty programs. I'm still recovering emotionally. But even without the rewards, I'm officially a fan. In fact, we liked it so much we stopped again on the way home. When a gas station convenience store makes it onto your road trip itinerary twice, that's when you know it's elite. Bottom line: Sheetz lives up to the hype. Great food, even better drinks, fast service, tons of options, friendly employees, clean bathrooms, and the kind of experience that makes you wish they'd expand down to Florida. Until then, I'll just be jealous of everyone up north. Order up -- Sheetz has earned their five stars.

Decent enough. Would choose again if I needed soda or chips…read morewith my lunch. Don't generally get gas here as other service stations offer deeper discounts.

I travel a lot so finding a clean bathroom gas station to stop at is actually hard to come by. This…read morelocation is a Flying J name brand and the gas is the cheapest right before Pennsylvania or going into Ohio. The coffee is good and it's a nice stop to also get snacks when traveling. The bathrooms are clean every couple of hours and worth the pee break.

Stopped for a coffee and a hot water in our own cup. Charged us $2.19 for the hot water. Can't…read morerecommend this place. How else are they ripping you off?

NEVER GET GAS HERE. I filled my car up for $50 and they took $250 out of my account, called and was…read moretold to contact the merchant or wait "until my mom comes in". I thought you were the merchant since you're the one selling me the gas?!? And shouldn't your mom be there if she's the only one who can handle a customer service complaint?!? If you like getting robbed as legally as possible and then brushed off like it was nothing this is most definitely the place to go, otherwise Mr. Fuel is right down the road along 7 and will only take the money you ACTUALLY spend at their establishment. POOR BUSINESS PRACTICE Edit: Been 3 days now and I'm out of gas. My bank says the merchant has it on hold for 5 days, not sure how I'm getting to work because I'm now out of gas and my account is -$75 with the $250 being taken out and not replaced by Buch's truck stop. I've heard of a $75-$100 hold, but really?? $250 pending AFTER you took out your $48 and got paid??. If you don't have my money, I don't have it, and my bank doesn't have it, then where is it? I didn't have this issue BEFORE going to Buch's Truck Stop, so I'll let you decide who's at fault here. All I wanted was gas

i wouldn't really call this a truck stop, it's more of a diner with truck parking. they do have…read moresome pumps, but i wouldn't trust those. the whole place has an 80's horror movie vybe. probably one of the worst truck stops I've stopped at. they close at night & have an outhouse for after hours potty use. there isn't really any typical convenience store items available inside, there's no shelves or anything. like i said, its kind of just a little diner with 4 or so tables. the smallest building i have ever seen open to the public. the bathroom is just a single room, so if you have to poop there's going to be a line of angry locals waiting outside/beating on the door. also the bathroom seems to be directly connected to the kitchen somehow. it's not really a comfortable situation to be in. it's really just a dilapidated shack that people live in above the building. if you are looking for a diner that you can park at, maybe try. if you are looking for a truck stop to do a reset, id look elsewhere. they are probably in violation of several health codes, so idk if i'd eat the food.

This location is a disaster right now. The drive thru is closed for medicine orders. The store is…read morelarge but has no definitive lines in the pharmacy which leads to confusion. The store is so much higher priced on items than other stores.

Picked up prescription for nicotine patches and received 2019 expired patches. How do I know if any…read moreother scripts I pick up in pill form aren't expired? Not happy!