Sheetz

EXPLOSIVE DIARRHEA ON THE BATHROOM WALLS! By far the most disgusting bathroom I have ever seen at a Sheetz! They also had no TP! My guess is the area is just pretty trashy as I went next door to the fast food place and their bathroom room was just as bad. I walked out of both and would rather place my butt over the side of a guardrail on the side of the road and use the blue paper towels used to check your oil than to ever set foot in this location again.

Great sheetz, the customer service by their cashiers is amazing. Only problem I always have is the guys who make your food. Slow, sloppy, forgetful. So far the foods been cold and very sloppy and for some reason they always forget to give you the dippers you requested. I’d still stop by to get snacks/​gas but won’t be ordering food anytime soon.

This has got to be the nicest sheetz I’ve ever been to! Everyone is so friendly, my mto sandwiches are always made with care, the cashiers and staff are over the top nice. If you’re in the area and need coffee or a sandwich, stop here!

I love Sheetz. Trust me, it would be a cold night in Hell before I feel like I would be better off at Exxon (which I hate but is just across the street) than at Sheetz.
As far as this location is concerned, there have been a lot of cold nights in Hell.
The food tastes fine but quantities are inconsistent. Case in point: if you order the bucket of onion rings with the «boom boom» sauce, you’re rolling the dice on whether they top off your bucket with rings and put the sauce on the side, or if they only partially fill the bucket and put the sauce containers on top.
Sheetz loves to tout its great prices on food, but breakfast surprisingly costs Texa$, which doesn’t make sense since they are competing with McDonald’s next door. Which brings me to my next point. The physical location just sucks. In order to access said McDonald’s, customers have to come in via congested intersection and literally drive across the Sheetz property, which is annoying for customers of either property.
As for the gas station itself, I come here often in the morning to fill up on my way to work. It is my personal policy to obtain a receipt for anything which I buy using a card, and I can say with full confidence that the majority of times I’ve been here (to refresh, that means more than half) every time I’ve pressed for a receipt it either attempted to print and failed, or it instructed me to get a receipt from the cashier inside. Correctly if I’m wrong, but to me this completely defeats the intended convenience of paying at the pump.
And although this is a running theme at many NoVa gas stations, it is not uncommon to have multiple pumps out of service at a time. I’m not a morning person to begin with, I hate my 35 mile commute, and having to play «musical gas pumps» at 6:15 in the morning does not help make for a great start to the day.

Fan of Sheetz. Fresh subs that taste way better than other chains. This location is very busy out in DC burbs, but easy on/​off major hwy. Clean bathrooms, decent price on gas.

I’ll start this review by mentioning I’m a big Sheetz fan. It’s existence makes those long road trips through Pennsylvania seem more bearable. I’m a big fan of their MTO menu and brewed coffee and I love such little things as their mini-​cinnamon rolls and their canned lite iced coffee. However, I must dock a star for a couple of reasons.
1: A lot of the little things I mentioned were lacking the last time I stopped in. Limited selection of ground/​whole bean coffee to buy and take home. None of said cinnamon rolls or iced coffee. Other things missing and all. It was a little disappointing to see even when my previous trip there had all of the above.
2: Getting in and out of this Sheetz can be a bit of an ordeal given the stereotypical suburban sprawl that is Leesburg. Be prepared to weave across lanes of traffic unless you’re coming from downtown Leesburg. It’s worth it for the relatively cheap gas and good food.
That aside, this still is a Sheetz and Sheetz still is a wonderful place. It makes a good add-​on to trips to the outlets down the street.