This place has been getting on my nerves the few times Ive been here. The people here are not too bad. They're not overall friendly, but decent enough. What really upsets me, is the sandwich makers behind the counter. They make sure a sloppy sandwich, I don't even want to keep coming here. People need to be better trained on how to make a decent sandwich. Sometimes more isn't better. They over pack the toppings and then the sandwich doesn't fold. The don't drain the peppers and it makes the sandwich soggy. When I go to eat my sandwich, all toppings get on my clothes. It's annoying. Im gonna stick with the soup from now on. You can't mess up soup.
If you need to go to a convenience store that sells everything, is generally clean and has good service — this is your place. This is Wawa the way a good Wawa is supposed to be. Getting in and out this parking lot can be a real bitch though, depending on which way you're coming or going.
I am a big fan of wawa Stores are always clean, restrooms readily available and surcharge free atms The food is solid, their sausage egg and cheese sandwich is my favorite. Their deli sandwiches are made fresh and certainly rival subway. Their gas prices are credit card fee free.
As far as wawa goes this is by far my favorite one. I've been going here since they opened. It was great when I lived literally down the street. I was there every day practically. The staff for the most part are friendly and helpful. There sandwiches are the best, never had a bad sandwich here and if I did they take care of mistakes immediately. Always clean including bathrooms and store itself. They always keep things updated and fresh. Manager always helps whenever he gets the chance and isn't afraid to jump in and help whether it's on register, making sandwiches or helping customer/employees. It can be tricky getting in and out of this place inless you go to the traffic light. Definitely can't turn left out of other exit, if cop drives by you can get a ticket. So better to go in and out by back entrance and exit. Definitely one of the better locations.
My local Wawa, a place I love to patronize. Their stuffed pretzels are what dreams are made of. I can craft my own cherry vanilla diet dr. pepper. It is a magical land. Their sandwiches are killer, finally multigrain bread is available in all sizes. And, of course, the create your own coffee bar. I could spend hours here, and sometimes do because they always only seem to have one register open.
I love all Wawa spots, but this one is my go-to only because they have gas which is convenient if I need a fill up. The gas lines can get kind of long, and it starts from the main entrance where the gas sign is which can kind of back things up if you're trying to come in and park for the store. But parking is ample enough in the front and sides that you can maneuver and get a space somewhere. People don't stay here a long time – they are in and out with their coffee and food.
Gas is always one of the cheapest locally, at least to my knowledge, compared to other spots around town or on Rt. 18.
My main staples are the 1/4lb hot dogs, a hash brown or two, Kona or hazelnut coffee with hot chocolate.
I once got a glazed donut twist here and it was good, but had an odd aftertaste.
Usually 1-2 registers open. I have never encountered long lines though. People don't do bulk shopping here, so it doesn't take much time to ring up a coffee and snacks.
Big refrigerators of drinks/beers.
A large variety of packed to go snacks, like salads or sandwiches/wraps.
This place has been getting on my nerves the few times Ive been here. The people here are not too bad. They're not overall friendly, but decent enough. What really upsets me, is the sandwich makers behind the counter. They make sure a sloppy sandwich, I don't even want to keep coming here. People need to be better trained on how to make a decent sandwich. Sometimes more isn't better. They over pack the toppings and then the sandwich doesn't fold. The don't drain the peppers and it makes the sandwich soggy. When I go to eat my sandwich, all toppings get on my clothes. It's annoying. Im gonna stick with the soup from now on. You can't mess up soup.
If you need to go to a convenience store that sells everything, is generally clean and has good service — this is your place. This is Wawa the way a good Wawa is supposed to be. Getting in and out this parking lot can be a real bitch though, depending on which way you're coming or going.
I am a big fan of wawa
Stores are always clean, restrooms readily available and surcharge free atms
The food is solid, their sausage egg and cheese sandwich is my favorite.
Their deli sandwiches are made fresh and certainly rival subway.
Their gas prices are credit card fee free.
As far as wawa goes this is by far my favorite one. I've been going here since they opened. It was great when I lived literally down the street. I was there every day practically. The staff for the most part are friendly and helpful. There sandwiches are the best, never had a bad sandwich here and if I did they take care of mistakes immediately. Always clean including bathrooms and store itself. They always keep things updated and fresh. Manager always helps whenever he gets the chance and isn't afraid to jump in and help whether it's on register, making sandwiches or helping customer/employees. It can be tricky getting in and out of this place inless you go to the traffic light. Definitely can't turn left out of other exit, if cop drives by you can get a ticket. So better to go in and out by back entrance and exit. Definitely one of the better locations.
My local Wawa, a place I love to patronize. Their stuffed pretzels are what dreams are made of. I can craft my own cherry vanilla diet dr. pepper. It is a magical land. Their sandwiches are killer, finally multigrain bread is available in all sizes. And, of course, the create your own coffee bar. I could spend hours here, and sometimes do because they always only seem to have one register open.
I love all Wawa spots, but this one is my go-to only because they have gas which is convenient if I need a fill up. The gas lines can get kind of long, and it starts from the main entrance where the gas sign is which can kind of back things up if you're trying to come in and park for the store. But parking is ample enough in the front and sides that you can maneuver and get a space somewhere. People don't stay here a long time – they are in and out with their coffee and food.
Gas is always one of the cheapest locally, at least to my knowledge, compared to other spots around town or on Rt. 18.
My main staples are the 1/4lb hot dogs, a hash brown or two, Kona or hazelnut coffee with hot chocolate.
I once got a glazed donut twist here and it was good, but had an odd aftertaste.
Usually 1-2 registers open. I have never encountered long lines though. People don't do bulk shopping here, so it doesn't take much time to ring up a coffee and snacks.
Big refrigerators of drinks/beers.
A large variety of packed to go snacks, like salads or sandwiches/wraps.