Wawa

Terrible. Overcooked breads, frozen cheese that was cross contaminated, poor service, lack of selection and no dining space. The hype for this place wasn’t real, stay away.

All ye people, sing praises of Wawa. Lift up your sandwich and coffee and rejoice!
But really, I love Wawa. Sometimes when I ask what’s for dinner, it’s usually «let’s drive halfway across town for Wawa.» You’d be surprised at how serious I am.
I was born and raised in the north, so I had no idea what a Wawa was until six or seven years ago and I didn’t get acquainted with anything other than their gas two years ago. Nowadays, it’s a chill spot. When I tell people you can get an amazing meal at a gas station, they look at me like I’ve lost my mind. Now, it’s not like the places on Diners, Drive-​ins, and Dives where they’re serving high-​class filet mignon behind the john, but it’s close enough.
Sandwiches are the thing. I always go for the custom chicken sandwich on wheat with tomatoes, cucumbers, provolone, bacon, guacamole, mayo, southwest sauce, pepper, and oregano with a hot sweet cream cheese pretzel. It’s delicious. The bathrooms are clean. The people are nice. Wawa isn’t just a gas station. It’s an experience and I feel for those who have no idea what Wawa is or feels like gas station food is beneath them. Come relax with the peasants, you bourgeoisie fools!
Yeah, navigating the gas pumps is tricky, but a good sense of timing and being courteous to other patrons is all you need. Don’t let someone’s bad attitude at the pump affect your experience. It’s close to the high-​way, so people usually want to gas up and go.
I wish there was a Wawa closer to my house (hint hint!). I’m surrounded by 711s. Save me!

I love Wawa! Their gas is cheap and their coffee and deli offerings are plentiful. This location is insanely busy and it’s difficult to navigate the parking lot. It’s worth the effort.

It’s hard to write the same thing because it’s the same thing everywhere you go. Wawa is a regular stop to get me an iced coffee and cheaper gas on the road trip. That’s all and that’s the bottomline. Need I say more. I’m really trying…

Good gas and Awesome Food!
I occasionally stop by this location mostly for the good sandwiches and tasty coffee. I love how you have so many opinions as far as the coffee goes and what you decide to put into it and that I prefer it over Dunkin’ Donuts believe it or not. I however don’t purchase any of their gasoline though. A lot of other reviews claim Wawa’s gas is the cheapest around; I beg to differ in that either Sam’s Club or Costco in Virginia Beach is even cheaper than Wawa 98% of the time, every time according to «Gasbuddy». Then again I only use Shell gasoline on really long road trips out of a personal preference regardless of the price.
**Overall, cheapest gas or not Wawa is still a great service station to stop at weather this location or another you will not be displeased. On the plus side in the summer if the Tides win a game you get a free Wawa dog!
Cheers!

Wawa is my most favorite of all gas stations.
Usually the cheapest gas around, good store — they even have made to order, iced caramel macchiatos now, how perfect can they get?
The bathrooms are usually clean. I’ve never had a problem with any cashiers.
Great gas station.

Wawa is the best gas station is the Mid Atlantic. (Insert air high five.)
I always stop here to gas up for the week. Prices are usually the cheapest in all the land. On occasion, I stop to get a Coffee & Sizzli for $ 2.99! Party on Wayne, party on Garth! Not only are they tasty, but healthy as well. I get the Sizzli Multigrain Muffin Ham, Egg White, and Cheddar. (Only 7 grams of fat, 240 calories and 20 GRAMS OF PROTEIN) Add a little Texas Pete and you’re in business. They are usually sold out, but if you «politely» ask one of the employees in the café they will be happy to make you a fresh one in minutes. Coffee is alway fresh too, try the Kona blend. Mahalo!
On a not so health note, I also love Wawa’s jalapeño stuffed pretzels, and the fact that they have canned Mountain Dew. Get it on in. This place can be BANANAS in the mornings/​peak hours. I usually almost get in 5 wrecks trying to get in and out of the parking lot. Of course none this being my fault. I should have been a NASCAR driver…

I love Wawa!!! We need these back West. Who wants to invest in a franchise?!
Wawa’s are the Super Targets of convenience stores. They even have a grill that serves breakfast and lunch sandwiches that are actually good. They have healthy options too. When I lived in Richmond I would get my coffee and a turkey sausage, cheese and egg white bagel in the mornings. It is much better than McDonalds.

Who can say anything bad about a Wawa? Always a nice place to get coffee and a quick snack/​meal and of course fuel. I wawa for Wawa!

The coffee was delicious, sub omg the roast /​beef on wheat is good. The store is very clean and the cashier friendly and helpful… The wawa is highly recommended.

As a recent transplant from Wawa’s hometown of Philadelphia, I can only say that this is an okay location. I’m just glad to have access to Wawa’s sandwiches this far south.
The gas pumps are placed weirdly, and are hard to access. Combine that with the inability of people here to drive (and propensity to leave their cars at pumps while they pay inside), and this place is a fender bender waiting to happen.
Sandwiches are generally done okay, but the service is pretty terrible generally. Don’t expect to see any Sizzli’s if you’re there in the morning, and there’s a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ chance the coffee you want will be empty. While the sandwiches taste like they do anywhere else, the people that put them together haven’t quite gotten a rhythm figured out yet. More than once I’ve had to ask for my sandwich when they’ve just left it sitting on the counter behind them while they make subsequent orders and hand them off to more recently arriving customers. They tend to forget to cut sandwiches, too. Nothing a little training can’t fix, though.

Tricky navigating the pumps. Vehicles can pull up in any direction. Drive carefully when looking for your pump. Gas prices usually good. But no comparison to SAMs or Bj’s

I go in each morning to buy breakfast, love the staff, they are so friendly and the food is always great. I enjoy starting my day with the smiles of the staff. I have never had any issues getting my order and having it made just right.

Without fail, every local Wawa I have been in, always looks like a pack of scaled dogs is running around inside of it. Always just a heartbeat away from losing control busy.
Today was no exception. Despite the cornfusion, the staff kept up with orders and the ins and outs of people at the gas pumps.
And, at any Wawa, be they local or at some other distant location in my travels, the same thought always passes through my head. How in the hell does 7 – 11 stay in business when there is a Wawa nearby? (Kinda the same thing I say about McDonalds if there is a 5 Guys anywhere nearby).
I had a well made, terrific sammich this morning. I would lie and say I had been looking forward to a hot dog that had been on a roller for 12 hours, or so, but then I would have lied and said that I had stepped in the door of a 7 – 11.
I practice what I preach. As long as I can drive to a Wawa without having to get a Triptik from AAA, 7 – 11 will never see my shadow again.
Highly recommended.
@Removeyourhat

I have a major weakness for wawa coffee… everytime we drive back home we schedule our stops based on where the wawa’s were located. This location in particular was well kept and had plenty of good wholesome coffee… yum

Got breakfast from here during vacay.
Pros:
— Delicious smoothies!
— Friendly staff.
— Quick.
Cons:
— Ordered a breakfast bowl. Eggs were terrible.

Sharon, Veronica and the staff are all super cool. They know and recognize patrons and actually care.

Do you need a Bank of America ATM? Bam! Got it right here. Cheap gas, too.