253 Northumberland St, Danville PA 17821
“They usually have the best gas prices around. A couple of things though:1. You can use a debit card at the pump, but you MUST choose to run it as credit. If not, you'll have to go in and guess your amount for prepay.2. The pump is quite literally the SLOWEST I have ever come across. But for approximately 12¢/gallon cheaper than most other places, it's almost always worth it. Just not if you're running late or on a tight schedule.In regards to the inside of the store, it's a bit small. However, they have an extensive variety of products in the vape, CBD, and similar categories.”
11 A St, Danville PA 17821
“I recently was had a diesel fuel crisis and was near panic when I pulled into the parking lot! But quick directions to my needs by patrons in the parking lot were appreciated and to the staff associate working inside I'd like to acknowledge her kind and courteous service I received that day! Thank you!”
1101 Mill St, Danville PA 17821
“Pharmacy personnel and the Pharmacist are very , friendly, compassionate with empathy . They all work together to make your medical care better also make you feel better, that they, are there to help you, I would highly recommend this CVS”
9 Woodbine Lane, Danville PA 17821
“Kayden is an awesome guy. He went way above and beyond to help me out. He really impressed me and gave me a great impression of this particular Sheetz location. I also don't know why their gas was $3.00 even, around .75 cents less than other gas stations. That certainly helped my experience! IDK is it was some type of summer promotion, but I was happy!”
286 Montour Street, Danville PA 17821
“Quick & easy place to stop for gas and snacks or drinks. Fairly well maintained, public restroom is available. They have breakfast sandwiches, but hardly ever warm and ready. There's a microwave so you can do that yourself.The cashiers are pretty friendly, but will probably call you "honey" whether you like it or not.They are also always open, so that comes in handy - especially on Christmas day and your coffee maker dies.”
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