5496 William Penn Hwy, Alexandria PA 16611
“I often drive from my residence, Indiana PA, to my hometown of Lewistown. You won't find a better hoagie anywhere in between. I will make the 2.5hr trip just to get a hoagie that good. Keep up the good work, I stop every time I come thru”
208 Washington St, Petersburg PA 16669
“Great local convenience store. I bought a sandwich and a tasty and delicious chocolate gob. Nice place with lots of options. Oh, and the ice cream cooler had more options than I've seen - ever.”
10142 Fairgrounds Rd Suite A, Huntingdon PA 16652
“Great place and the hot food was excellent along with the girls who were working in the shop. They made me a great meatball and I got a soda and left. Very clean inside and outside.”
7673 Lake Raystown Shopping Center, Huntingdon PA 16652
“Why is it as you get older you enjoy going to grocery stores? Is this a normal thing? I had no idea that I look forward to this now. I feel as though I should make it a day and just go to grocery stores. I have only ever been to one other Giant store in my life. This is technically my first true Giant experience. I have to say I was truly impressed with this store. Everything in here worked, it just made it feel like grocery shopping wasn't that much of a task and that you can enjoy your time doing so. The gadgets they had throughout this place made it a delightful experience. I especially liked the scales in the produce department that allowed for you to weigh and tag your items to make it easier at checkout to just scan instead of look up the item. This location had a pretty epic beer and wine section as well. The selection was there and making a selection has to be a very hard thing in this aisle if you were undecided before walking in. If you do intend on purchasing alcohol in here you have to do so at the register located in the aisle. There also appears to be a bar seating area to enjoy your libation in house if you wish. The sales were pretty great too. Some items I have not seen at these prices in a long time. I was impressed by that to the point I ended up buying some things that I did not even have a need for. Their bakery section looks pretty epic as well. Get the loyalty card for this store. It will allow you to accumulate towards money off on gas. Like most grocery stores out there they have their own gas stations. Decent stop.”
9681 William Penn Hwy, Huntingdon PA 16652
“Approximately three weeks ago, I found myself stranded while traveling from Philadelphia to explore the Appalachian region and central Pennsylvania, hoping to experience life in the countryside. To my great surprise and gratitude, the staff at this Sheetz location generously provided me with a meal. I would like to sincerely thank everyone at Sheetz for their kindness and compassion. May God bless you all for your generosity. ?♥️”
300 E 1st St, Williamsburg PA 16693
“It is so nice to have a public restroom close to the trail! We always pay for something so we don’t just abuse the restroom privilege. But the store is nice with varied inventory and food. STROMBOLI: We just had the best Stromboli ever, here, of all places!!! So full of meat and cheese and we added green peppers. It was not stingy and sooo worth the price. A very tasty surprise! Cashiers were friendly, too. Thank you.”
9894 Shaner Blvd, Huntingdon PA 16652
“Agree with James, the largest in Huntingdon it has indoor & outdoor seating, nice for long trips when you want to stretch your legs and enjoy your meal for a minute. Gas, Diesel, and plenty of parking spots. I'd love to see them put 1 or 2 EV charging stations here for that same reason. I can easily kill 15 minutes here while I get a 75+% charge. They have a beer cave (walk-in beer cooler for you non-sheetz people), ice cream machines (if they have the Dole Whip... get it. You will not be disappointed.), M-T-O food menu that is quite extensive. They have tobacco (stop smoking, its gross & kills you) as well as PA lotto for your other vice. If I'm in the area this is usually the most convenient and my preferred stop. However, if you want to make a left back onto 26, you need to use the light, you cannot make that turn from the parking lot.”
7673 Lake Raystown, Huntingdon PA 16652
“The bakery made the best donuts BUT now the donuts are awful..cream filled donuts have no cream and until they fix the problem I'll NEVER BUY DONUTS FROM THERE AGAIN?”
1330 Moore St, Huntingdon PA 16652
“With some time to kill before I had to be where I had to be, I decided to venture into Huntingdon and look for the Sheetz in town. Man, did I get lost when I came through town, but I eventually did find my way.You can tell from the picture here that it is an old picture. Since that picture, they have done a complete rebuild to maximize the offerings. And, this is just my opinion, that was well needed. With their proximity to Juniata College, I am sure they get a fair share of their customers from college kids.The lot was large and accommodating. However, for the lot size there seems to be less pumps here than at stores that are smaller in lot size.Inside, it was amazingly stocked and I was able to find everything I had come here to grab. I wanted some snacks and to grab a sweet tea. I made my way through the store and to the front and the line was rather quick.Overall, it is great for those that live in town, but if you are driving through on 22, not worth the detour.”
100 W 10th St, Tyrone PA 16686
“Friendly staff and didn't charge me nor tell me something was wrong with the vehical that actually wasn't. That's appreciated for it is hard to come by these days”
1400 Logan Ave, Tyrone PA 16686
“It was around 3am and I had placed an order on the app. They were out of the item I ordered, and when I got there the staff had already taken steps to rectify the problem. They had spoken to the customer service for the app, and they took steps to correct the situation. They had me place another order in the store, and gave me a discount and made it quickly and it was very good. The entire staff there was very accommodating and very nice. They handled the situation perfectly and professionally. No complaints.”
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