3765 S Hamilton Rd, Groveport OH 43125
“I like Get Go @ Giant Eagle. It's located conveniently in my neighborhood. I'm able to use the points I accumulate from groceries and prescriptions can be used on discounts on gas! Gotta love that! Another thing I really like about this place is that they have gift cards available. Granted, the selection is not great, but if you're in a hurry and don't have time to park, run in, choose a gift card, wait in line, and walk back out to your parking place, well you can save a lot of precious time!”
6011 Groveport Road, Groveport OH 43125
“The location is clean. Had some difficulty getting my card scanned from my phone because of the awkward positioning. Also the pump didn't dispense a receipt nor option for an email. They did have the gas i needed”
326 Main Street, Groveport OH 43125
“Friendly staff! Gas prices pretty on par with other stations in the area. Did ask for a manager and they couldn't be reached, but it sounds like they were busy at the time. 5 stars! The dough boy sends his regards”
3765 South Hamilton Road, Groveport OH 43125
“I come here fairly regularly about once or twice a month, the store is always clean and very well stocked. The staff is generally friendly and helpful. I have had hit or miss on the atm unfortunately. It's very odd sometimes it works zero issues other times does not work with my bank at all, I can't really hold them responsible for the vendors atm and network.Overall, very satisfied with the service I receive when I go into the store.”
2560 London Groveport Road, Groveport OH 43125
“I was Instacarting and happened to be about 5 & a half miles away from any kind of civilization. My dashboard said that I had 4mi. left in my gas tank. B4 the devil had time to prey on my situation, I”
5238 Alum Creek Drive, Groveport OH 43125
“Between 3 AM and 7 AM before work, Sheetz is the only gas station I need. Nothing beats stopping here for some early-morning energy before starting the day! The perfect spot for an early start!”
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