Convenience Stores in Kane, PA

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  1. 3014 US-219, Kane PA 16735

    4.4 Superb 105 reviews

    “Sheetz – The Official Pit Stop for Road Trip Survival! You know you're on a proper road trip when you pull into Sheetz needing gas, caffeine, snacks, and a bathroom break before getting back on the highway! 😂 We stopped to fill up the tank for the long drive, and naturally, I grabbed a Ghost energy drink to help keep me going. My wife went with the coffee because apparently we're fueling two different engines for this journey! 🥤☕ At this rate, between the Ghost and the coffee, we should be able to drive straight through to our destination without either of us needing to sleep! The bathroom break was also much appreciated because road trips have a way of turning every gas station into a potential life-saving pit stop. 😂 And the selection of snacks? Absolutely dangerous! So many choices that you could walk in for one drink and leave with enough food to survive a small apocalypse. Everything was convenient, there was plenty to choose from, and it was a great place to refuel both the vehicle and the passengers before hitting the road again. Five stars for Sheetz! ⛽ Great pit stop, plenty of snacks, caffeine for the crew, and clean-out-the-tank facilities for the journey! What's not to love? When you're on a long road trip, Sheetz has pretty much everything you need — except someone to take over the driving! 😂🚗💨”

  2. 325 Biddle Street, Kane PA 16735

    3.8 Good 54 reviews

    “Country Fair stays up to date with current gas prices. Depending on which Country Fair you go to, you can get MTO foods along with the premade subs and sandwiches in the grab and go cooler. Almost all Country Fairs sell alcohol now, which is nice if you only want to grab a single of something or if you even want a 12 pack of something else. The staff is very friendly and helpful.”

  3. 8906 US-6, Kane PA 16735

    3.3 Good 42 reviews

    “Love nittany don't care for the upper management as our dumpster is still destroyed and owner can't even get a call back over a year later. Pretty sad but overall great store and selection”

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