Sheetz

Rakesh Nara

Clean location and Sheetz was my great option to get flex fuel

Kayla Amore

Do not work for sheetz, especially if your life is inconvenient they claim they have a system that protects you from getting points (points are things you accumulate for missing work or being late, that can get you fired if you have too many) when loved ones pass on, or your sick. That's completely false, they do not care what you have going on, they still give you points and fire you, when you need the job the most. I just found out I was pregnant and they fired me due to points I had accumulated in the past due to death, sickness, and car troubles. This is not for this Sheetz specifically, it's the company as a whole. If they actually cared about their employees it wouldn't be terrible. But I called corporate to try to get it straightened out and was spoken to in a very cold manner the entirety of the conversation only to be hung up on midsentence when I told her I was pregnant and cannot lose my job.

David Chatman

Served bread so hard, it should've been croutons. No quality control in kitchen. Hiring kids that don't care if food is right or not. Just a job. So they can tell everyone they have a job. Are there any good restaurants left? If didn't have to eat out, because of travel, I wouldn't ever subject myself, or family,, to any of them.

Quinn Hall

It’s convenient and that’s about it . Not like it used to be as far as friendly staff and knowledgeable. Also , I don’t need to know that you and your coworker are “gon smoke sumthin” later . Last week I stood and waiting and watched what I guess was a new employee fumble with the three scratchers I handed her to scan and cash . After all Was said and done I only got back two of the three and when I went back in she didn’t have a clue as to what I was talking about . It was only like 5 dollars or whatever so I let it roll . Definitely not what it used to be