508 Garden City Drive, Monroeville PA 15146
“Owner was easily the nicest shop owner I’ve met, shop is very clean and neat, shop mechanics are also very nice and respectful. Shop will have my business from now on!”
3621 William Penn Highway, Monroeville PA 15146
“Finally I was In and out. It's normally not bad here.Since sam's club is the second lowest price in town with wide margins. Second only to giant eagle, get go. If you have a giant Eagle card and if you have the account link to your checking account and that is your payment as well. So sam's club gas was nine cents higher than get go.So it cost me roughly seventy cents more to fill up my car, which to me was acceptable.I do have the pay for get go.But I never did, like the fact that they connected it to my checking account. They do this to save percentage fees on credit cards. Of course, and encourage you to shop at their stores. Other than that, you have to have a membership at sam's club.As well, and that costs forty five dollars. I think now. So if you don't go to sam's club a lot to justify that fee.Every year to offset the food prices which are average.But there's some good deals there that you can save a lot of money on like chicken legs.For instance, used to be ninety eight cents a pound, and they just went up.Yesterday to a dollar thirty eight a pound. Same west lettuce, these to sell two heads of lettuce in one package for $2.49. That price spiked as well. But then they had 10lb bags of russet potatoes for 3.49 as a special purchase. Since the pandemic, prices have spiked everywhere.So i'm very careful with the way I go now.I don't buy large quantities anymore.I will buy in volume for something we use. But it's not a good deal If you throw it away. So be careful about buying your volume items. All these companies raising or doubling their prices forgot about the middle class.”
1855 Haymaker Rd, Monroeville PA 15146
“Quick and easy. Good prices. Used my Shop n Save perks with no problem. Did not see at first what my perks value total indicated, but it did take off the correct amount.”
4380 Old William Penn Hwy, Monroeville PA 15146
“Ok I will admit this Speedway is not the biggest, best or even the cleanest gas station/ convenience store in all the land BUT the people who work there are ALWAYS friendly and will go out of their way to assist customers and customer service like that is hard to come by these days and they always seem to have good deals in the store. Make sure you sign up for their rewards program.”
4723 William Penn Hwy, Monroeville PA 15146
“When I’m traveling I always choose Sheetz you know what to expect down into Virginia and West Virginia. I stopped here to use the PNC ATM and Beer Cave the prices are always good ? a decent selection of beers ?”
4830 William Penn Hwy, Monroeville PA 15146
“Stopped in for cigarettes and noticed regular gas was $3.529 a gallon. So I filled my gas tank up, bought couple of cheeseburgers and bought cigarettes. Cashier was very cheerful.”
4000 Monroeville Boulevard, Monroeville PA 15146
“Great staff. Always remember the regular customers. They deserve a medal and a raise! Always in point yet they still get a hard time for just doing their job! How is that? The place has been robbed within a years time. Stay safe!!!”
2699 Mosside Blvd, Monroeville PA 15146
“Let me set the scene: It's 11 pm. The night is quiet and cold. My powerful car, valiantly shuttling me back and forth all day, now boasts a mere 40 miles of range, not enough to get me safely home again. Though I do not have a working GPS with me, I'm not concerned; I know of several gas stations in the area, and I'm sure that in a few minutes' time I will be successfully fueled up. My first stop is BP- they are closed. My next stop is GetGo- they are also closed. Now I begin to worry, but still confidently drive towards Sunoco. To my utter horror, they too are closed. My stomach drops and my heart skips a beat as I begin to slip into bleak despair. Surely all is now lost. Truly, pride cometh before the fall. Just 5 minutes prior, I was confident, cocky, and assured in my knowledge of gas station locations. Now, I am a broken man, fearing the worst and ready to accept the inevitable. But suddenly, in a flash of bright lights, I see out the corner of my eye my savior and angel, Marathon Gas, gloriously illuminated and warmly welcoming to weary travelers like myself. Long story short, I made it home that night. In the moment of my deepest despair, Marathon Gas pulled through and granted my starved car the great gift of gasoline. Marathon Gas isn't just a gas station- it's a friend, a helper, and a brother.”
2100 Mosside Blvd, Monroeville PA 15146
“I stopped by on an extremely long road trip at 2:20am on Nov 2, and I had the pleasure of being helped by two wonderfully amazing ladies. I was unable to catch their names due to my hazy, exhausted state, but they truly deserve kudos. They helped me with beautiful smiles, and left me with a refresheded, hopeful feeling. Not many people spread kindness at this hour, and I couldn’t more blessed to have experienced this. I truly appreciate this interaction, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. Thank you, ladies. I appreciate your spirits. ?”
3954 William Penn Hwy, Monroeville PA 15146
“Today’s staff was the best. Everyone was so friendly, fast, and on top of everything. The food was great, and the employees made the whole experience even better. You can really tell when a team works well together, and today they absolutely did. Thank you, Sheetz team. I love sheetz!”
317 Old Haymaker Road, Monroeville PA 15146
“Our favorite Get Go! Ken is the BEST! He’s so nice and kind! Goes the extra mile to ensure your food is fresh and fast! Excellent customer service! He’s definitely an asset to your team!”
3984 Monroeville Blvd, Monroeville PA 15146
“Very nice store! The young lady that's there everytime I go in early in the morning is very pleasant, nice, and has awesome customer service! I pass a few stores just to go to this bp! Great job! Will keep going here!”
2700 Mosside Blvd, Monroeville PA 15146
“it's a pretty standard gas station. they do take shop-n-save fuel perks so thats a plus. they also take synchrony car care credit card. employees have been helpful when pump wasn't cooperating.”
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