Convenience Stores in Sewickley, PA

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  1. 2175 Big Sewickley Creek Rd, Sewickley PA 15143

    4.9 Superb 30 reviews

    “Extremely friendly staff with an EXTREMELY robust selection of beer. The varieties and selections were color-coded and well-organized. They had a ton of regional and local brews - even carrying a rotating, varied craft 4 pack. I have nothing but amazing things to say about this store. I'll be back!”

  2. 2615 Nicholson Road, Sewickley PA 15143

    4.3 Superb 58 reviews

    “Stopped here late on Christmas Eve prior to picking our son up at the Pittsburgh Airport. Even for it being a holiday, the staff were pleasant & got our order correct.”

  3. 2615 Nicholson Road, Sewickley PA 15143

    3.7 Good 78 reviews

    “Very nice Sheetz. Manager is very kind when I mentioned about my messed up order and she immediately gave me another free replacement. I buy food from here every Wednesday. Nice vegetarian and chicken options here as well.”

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  5. 1910 Mount Nebo Road, Sewickley PA 15143

    3.5 Good 102 reviews

    “Friendly staff at this location. They often greet you when you arrive and leave. Store is organized and well-kept. I patronize plenty of Sheetz locations and always have a great experience.”

  6. 209 Ohio River Blvd, Sewickley PA 15143

    2.5 Average 20 reviews

    “It's a gas station... What's really to say? The attached 7-eleven has some great pizza, doughnuts and coffee, but other than that, nothing really significant makes this one stand out”

  7. 209 Ohio River Blvd, Sewickley PA 15143

    2.9 Average 30 reviews

    “I often stop in before work for taco taquitos, and on rare occasion they don't have any ready- as they are a busy location in the morning.Today one of the ladies saw me come in and made me a couple up real quick. Thank you!It's often the little extra things that people do than can set the mood for your day, and I just want to appreciate the staff at 7 eleven.All of the staff I've encountered in the morning have been really awesome, friendly people.”

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