Al’s Corner

Great food. Good service. Friendly staff. Try the Corrine’s melt!

Reasonably priced. Great service. Local products. Highly recommended!

Al’s Corner is the best gas station out there. They have gas, sure, but it’s whats inside that makes this place special. I stop by to get lunch or breakfast on my way to work sometimes, and I’ve only had one item I didn’t care for. The two times I’ve got wraps there they’ve been soggy, so I can’t say I suggest you try them. The soup, coleslaw, pizza, and sandwiches are always good. They also have a selection of basic grocery items (including some produce… Need a head of lettuce with your gas, condoms, and lottery tickets? Al’s Corner can supply you with each!) larger than most gas stations, although the highlight of the store is obviously the $.47 fountain machine. Their clerks are friendly most of the time unlike most of the gas stations around, and if you look at the receipt they claim to have the best gas around. I’m not sure what qualifies them to make that statement, but my car doesn’t seem to notice the difference between the gas at Al’s Corner and the gas at anyone else’s corner.

Some random gas station we stopped at on the way home. But was so clean and nice that I had to Unilocal it.

I love Al’s Corner.
They have pop for 47 cents. Coke. The day I found this out I wanted WPXI to do an on site airing of this miracle.
They have cheap lunch. Pizza, meat loaf, hot sausage sandwiches, and even grilled items. The staff is quick here. They have clean bathrooms and a little area to eat at. They have jerkey bar too for you beef jerkey fans. The gas here is usually a few cents more than other locations but the 47 cent pop more than makes up for it.

Al’s is a gas station, tiny grocery, and sandwich shop all in one. If you are headed east on the PA Turnpike, Al’s is going to be the first gas you encounter in Pennsylvania (and you are going to need gas since the last service plaze on the Ohio Turnpike is being rebuilt).
From exit 13, take the ramp right for PA-​18 /​New Castle /​Ellwood City. Al’s will be 1.3 miles ahead on the right.
I love that the fountain drinks (Coke products) are priced at 47 cents, so you can get a Coke for 50 cents with tax. The deli offers hot pizza and a variety of sandwiches.
Al’s feature a better-​than-​average selection of grocery products.

First gas stop of the trip on this busy little corner of Koppel PA. The inside of this place is pretty nice, with a café-​type setting and lots of options for food and whatnot. Definitely able to find pretty much anything you’d want as far as either café goods or convenience store goods are concerned.
The real gem of this place was the men’s bathroom: decorative brick tiles, hardwood trim and full-​length doors, strawberry-​scented brand name Softsoap — this is nicer than the bathroom at my apartment.