1350 Wildwood Rd, Gibsonia PA 15044
“Great Buffalo wings, buy one order get one free. If they're not pre-made, they will make them for you in about 15 minutes or less. I'm on keto and the Buffalo wings or the only ones I can get all of the other ones are breaded and look delicious”
5610 William Flinn Highway, Gibsonia PA 15044
“This marathon gas station has been open for a very long time the owners and everyone that works there are the kindest and nicest people. I cannot say anything better about them. I absolutely love them. They will get to know you talk to you on a personal level. So FRIENDLY TO COSTUMERS ITS LIKE FAMILY .. I actually make a point to go out of my way just to go there. Awesome people”
550 Grandview Crossing, Gibsonia PA 15044
“My doctor called my prescription in and it was ready for pickup on my way home. Great customer service and NO WAITING or asking me to come back later or tomorrow!!!”
5300 State Hwy 8, Gibsonia PA 15044
“I ordered a bucket of jalapeño poppers at 2 am online bc I was hungry, and everyone in there was super friendly. When I was talking to the cashier the cook handed my food right to me took maybe 5 mins tops”
4100 Grandview Drive, Gibsonia PA 15044
“American Natural in Gibsonia is a hidden gem! The made-to-order food—especially the Big Mancini sandwich—is fresh, flavorful, and sourced from local Pittsburgh favorites like Mancini’s Bakery and Turner’s Tea. The store is always clean, the staff is friendly, and the vibe feels more like a café than a gas station. Plus, their rewards program is a nice bonus. A perfect stop for a quick bite or coffee on the go!”
4099 Grandview Dr, Gibsonia PA 15044
“FABULOUS car wash!!! Incredibly friendly service every time I've gone - that makes all the difference! Thank you for such great customer service, WetGo Car Wash!!! Keep up the friendly smiles!!!”
5300 State Hwy 8, Gibsonia PA 15044
“DISCLAIMER!!! I am not giving five stars to sheetz I am giving it to the employees that worked on 10/12/2025 at 3AM. There was a woman all alone in the kitchen with orders red on the screen. Five or six orders isn’t anything crazy but for one person it is. I had to pay for someone’s gas because all he had was cash and no one could go to the register because the kid that was walked out. This is for YOU girl. Please know there is more to that place. You don’t need to give it your all. As someone who’s literally worked at Sheetz and thought I couldn’t get past it, I make 5x more now and 100x less miserable. You do not get paid enough for that.”
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