Convenience Stores in Harrisville, PA

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  1. 5574 State Hwy 8, Harrisville PA 16038

    4.4 Superb 77 reviews

    “This review is specifically for the restaurant. The TA truck stop nearby is much busier, and the hours for this restaurant are more limited, but if you stop by when they’re open, go here instead. Food is much better, diner food where someone takes pride in their work. If you get there at the right time you can listen in on the regulars jawboning with the servers. Bathrooms inside where the restaurant/store is located are very clean.”

  2. 103 N Main St, Harrisville PA 16038

    4.3 Superb 63 reviews

    “MY Sheetz! I helped open this original location, and it's stayed awesome ever since! Great customer service and very clean ALWAYS! I love the coffee creamer assortment they have.”

  3. 5644 Pittsburgh Road Suite 8, Harrisville PA 16038

    5 Superb 11 reviews

    “Traveling through and wanted to stop for coffee,snacks and a bathroom break. Was greated by Linda, a great employee, friendly and helpful. This is absolutely the cleanest BP I have ever visited. It even smelled clean! Bathrooms were spotless! I have never been this impressed! Good Job!”

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  5. 5775 State Hwy 8, Harrisville PA 16038

    3.2 Average 26 reviews

    “Prices at Sheetz in general are okay/a bit high, but this location is always clean and always gets our food done quickly and correctly. Management and team is great if there are any issues with food or products. 5 stars!”

  6. 5742 State Hwy 8, Harrisville PA 16038

    3.3 Good 116 reviews

    “Was on the road way too late because of a spectacular Airbnb fail a few hours east of here, decided to drive home instead of staying the rest of the night ...so grateful for the always fresh coffee and kind service available here while pushing through the rest of my trip home.”

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