Sheetz

Prices are low, churros are good. But aside from snacks. I have only had bad experiences with the food here. I don’t really recommend stopping here on Sundays, especially during the summer. Traffic going back to Maryland is always horrendously awful.

Not bad for a sheetz. Clean rest rooms. Low gas prices. Good selection of beverages and even sells wine. Small selection of tastykakes though; maybe it’s too far from Philly?

One star is for being able to get gas and eat, the other star is for them serving «food». Ordered hotdog, buffalo wings, cheeseburger sliders, and fries. Couldn’t finish any of it… just nasty, but what did I expect right?

Sheetz is like Wawa’s cousin. It’s a gas station with a quick mart on steroids due to it’s food ordering touch screen. The service is pretty good and there’s a solid coffee/​drink selection. Wawa doesn’t have neuro sleep water in the fridge, so plus 1 for Sheetz.
If you come in late at night, expect some chaos and some random drunken behavior from the locals. I’ve seen it with my own eyes. You’re better off passing through while there’s daylight. Just sayin.
This is a pretty convenient pit stop location on the 301 south. Go a few more lights and you’ll hit the Wawa, aka #1 competition.

I have been to this Sheetz location many times over the years. Their food service (i.e. sub ordering) has always been fast and delicious.
The long lines (mostly of Marylanders trying to buy cheap cigarettes) are less than desirable and the gas pumps are always full. This location is less crowded than the location further down 301 though.
Any time I am leaving Maryland to head back south I will continue to stop at this location to partake in the best convenience store steak and cheese in existence.

For being one of the only 24 hr food places.
Food is great, made to order and made very well.

This is one place in Dahlgren that I have not been to for lunch. The whole idea of having lunch from a gas station never seemed appealing to me. But for some reason, I was craving a meatball sandwich yesterday (which I haven’t had in years), so I decided to give them a chance since this is one of their specialties.
All the sandwiches here are made to order, MTO in Sheetz-​speak. You have to enter your order manually in a computer console choosing toppings, sides, drinks, etc. I chose a 12″ meatball sub on white bread with provolone cheese and oregano. The computer gave me a receipt. You then have to take the receipt to the main register and pay for the sandwich, then wait for the sandwich to be made. It seems out of order, but that is apparently how it works here. Don’t worry, I messed this up too. Additionally, I added 3 chocolate chip cookies from their Sheetz Shweetz Bakery-​to-​Go.
The sandwich was cut into 2 six inch sections that were individually wrapped. Being hot and saucy, these wrappers became quickly soggy and messy. The sauce was unremarkable, the meat was not really seasoned at all, the bun was boring. Blah. The cookies were soft and sweet, so I am split between 1 and 2 stars. So I am giving them 1.5 stars.