Convenience Stores in Gap, PA

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  1. 5267 Lincoln Highway, Gap PA 17527

    3.6 Good 96 reviews

    “Free parking, clean restrooms. No need to pay for parking on TA visit Rutter's they're really good for truckers. Their food is amazing. Thank you Rutter's ?”

  2. 5387 Lincoln Highway, Gap PA 17527

    3.7 Good 49 reviews

    “The manager sandi is amazing such an amazing worker and is always there busting her butt! Great customer service she really cleaned up this place is will be back!”

  3. 3400 Compass Road, Gap PA 17527

    3.6 Good 33 reviews

    “I never really had a problem coming here but lately something is going on. They have had some really disgusting customers come in, one man the other night was yelling at the employees telling them they were retards and stupid, he was drunk, but that not the point. Did anything happen to him? No. Turkey Hill did nothing to him, blew it off because he was drunk. No one should treat people the way he did. I felt sorry for the young boy and girl working. Then to hear that one of the employees that has been there for years that I really like, that goes out of her way to help people, is moving on and no longer works there. Turkey Hill needs to treat their employees better. I gave you 5 stars for the employees not for corporate.”

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  5. 787 PA-41, Gap PA 17527

    3.4 Good 118 reviews

    “We got gas, competitively prices, but on the expensive side. We got some snacks and drinks which were competitively priced. Everyone was happy with what they chose. And we all appreciated the variety.”

  6. 46 Newport Road, Gap PA 17527

    2 Poor 3 reviews

    • Today 6AM – 10PM

    “Its got truck parking, that's worth atleast 3 starts right there, place isn't too bad if your on us30 looking for place to park should be able to find a spot here”

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