3203-3247 Kemp Rd, Beavercreek OH 45431
“Everyone there is always really nice. The store is really busy and short staffed. The crew is always giving 150% everytime I visit, despite being overworked and understaffed.”
3165 Dayton Xenia Road, Beavercreek OH 45434
“Maintained well. Issue is trying to get back on road from the direct exit from the gas station. You have to remember to exit either the back road behind Kroger or the far end of the kroger lot by Tim Hortons. If not, you usually take a mad dash across traffic because of no light signal on the main entee/exit.”
3446 Pentagon Boulevard, Beavercreek OH 45431
“This is my "go to" store for specific items and the prices are great. I buy their olive oil, nuts, cheeses, and frozen fish. The store is clean and organized. I also always fill up the tank with gas as the price is usually good. They have a very liberal return policy. The prices for prescription drugs are great too. The pharmacist is always willing to check to insure I am getting the best price. I often pick up a cooked chicken as well because there is so much you can do with it at home.”
2254 North Fairfield Road, Beavercreek OH 45431
“I use the speedy cafe several times per week. The breakfast wraps or lunch wraps seem to be what I orger most often. They hit the spot and are easy to handle when on the road. They are also priced right. I like their pannis but they are not driving friendly. Their frozen coffees and lemonades are really good too. I had their fries, but was not impressed and felt they were overpriced especially for the portion size. Fast food resturantes nearby would be a better choice for this item. The Speedway is hit or miss as to it cleanliness at the coffee station that is next to the cafe.”
2260 Heller Drive, Beavercreek OH 45434
“Site is always a good place to go to get gas and some snacks but their snack selection isn't as good sometimes as other places where their drinks selection isn't as good either”
1326 North Fairfield Road, Beavercreek OH 45432
“First visit was a amazing After what felt like a long wait, our community finally has a brand-new Shell gas station, and let me just say—it was worth every bit of the anticipation. As a local resident, I can confidently share how excited we all are to have this addition in town, and I truly believe this location will quickly become a regular stop for many of us. The very first thing that stood out to me is the overall look and feel of the station. It’s modern, clean, and well thought out. The parking lot is spacious, the pumps are conveniently placed, and everything feels fresh and inviting. Too often, gas stations can look worn-down or neglected, but this Shell is clearly designed with the customer in mind. The bright lighting and organized setup make it a welcoming and safe stop no matter the time of day. Of course, the real highlight for many locals, myself included, is the new beer and wine selection inside the store. This is not something you see at every gas station, and it adds a special touch that really sets this location apart. The shelves are well stocked, offering a variety of brands to suit different tastes, and the display makes it easy to browse. It’s nice to have a one-stop place where you can fuel up your car and grab something refreshing for later. I can already see this being a favorite convenience spot for get-togethers, last-minute gatherings, or just a simple treat after a long day. Then there’s the quality fuel that Shell has always been known for. Personally, I’ve been a fan of Shell V-Power for years, and I’m thrilled that we now have easy access to it right here in our town. V-Power has always given me peace of mind—knowing that I’m filling up my car with premium fuel that helps with performance and engine health. With rising costs everywhere, it’s reassuring to know that I don’t have to sacrifice quality when fueling up locally. What makes this opening even more special is the fact that this station is run by small business owners, not some distant corporate entity. That matters to us locals. Supporting small businesses means we are helping real people in our community—families who live here, care about our town, and are invested in making this a success. It gives a sense of pride knowing that every time I fill up my tank or grab something inside the store, I’m contributing to local growth rather than just adding to a big corporate bottom line. All in all, I can already tell this Shell station will become a regular stop for me and my family. Between the excellent fuel, the unique beer and wine selection, the clean and modern setup, and the fact that it’s locally owned, there are just so many reasons to choose this station over others. It’s more than just a place to fill up—it’s a welcome new part of our community. To the owners and team behind this Shell, congratulations on your opening! You’ve brought something truly valuable to our area, and you can count on us locals to keep supporting you for years to come.”
3985 East Patterson Road, Beavercreek OH 45430
“Beavercreek man was escorted today from the Beavercreek marathon gas station after sniffing lottery tickets and buying a 24oz of colt 45 and showing off his new O’PeeChee hockey card of Patrik Laine.”
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Read the postSheetz Inc., the Pennsylvania-based convenience store chain, is making big moves in the Motor City. The company announced plans to open four more locations across metro Detroit, weeks before opening its first Michigan location. The first Michigan Sheetz will open its doors in late summer at 33380 Wick Road in Romulus. More locations are planned for Taylor, Warren, and Macomb Township, each employing around 30 people, mostly full-time.
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