Wawa Food Market

This place is not well managed. You always have to wait in line here. Today they had around 6 ppl behind the counter joking and gabbing and singing along to the Muzak but only 1 girl on the register to ring up a long line of customers.

You can’t beat Wawa for convenience and quick stops on road trips. We always stop at this location on our way down the shore. Although, I would never eat their hoagies with the gross «meat» they put on them and think their coffee is mediocre at best (flavored creamer helps a lot), I love their very unhealthy Sizzli breakfast sandwiches which you can get made fresh to order until 11 am! You have to go in the back and ask for them though because you can’t order them through the touch screen. Wawa has a great variety of junk food (Slim Jim’s, Now & Later candy, chocolate covered cherries – near the register) and drinks. I love that they also sell some healthy stuff like KIND bars also. They have good unsweetened iced tea. I always hit up the free ATM machine too!

I think that Wawa is going down the tubes. They had some awesome sandwiches advertised but I couldnt find them on the machine. The woman making the sandwiches confirmed that if its not in the machine, they no longer make them. I also found out that Peso has been discontinued! WTF? Thats what made the sandwiches here awesome. Of course, they give you the option of like 10 other condiments which are crap — ketchup, mustard, mayo, etc… ugh. I need to desperately find some small local delis along my travel routes.

Wawa is the south Jersey and PA version of QuickChek… and I really wish we had them closer to northern NJ. I don’t know what it is but there’s just something about Wawa that I absolutely love.

Its a convenience store with a large drink and snack selection. My friends like the Iced tea, and half & half so that’s why I usually stop. The fast food is meh.

Wawa is simply the world’s finest convenience store and this one is no exception. Excellent hoagies and coffee. A plethora of ways to add cream in bulk without evil minimoos.
The touch screen order system is much faster than other sandwich shops. Made-​to-​order breakfast burritos are deliciously fresh, especially with spinach. Sweet peppers and roasted peppers are delicious, healthy sandwich add-​ons that aren’t available at most fast food places. Don’t hesitate to ask them to customize your sandwich (extra peppers!).
Good place for cheap, fresh Philly soft pretzels.
This store is larger than most but the checkout moves quickly.

I was first introduced to Wawa when I went to university in philly many, many years/​eons ago. Always opened 24hrs/​day, Wawa (s) are the crème-​de-​la-​crème of convenience stores. Fresh sandwiches, hotdogs, coffee, doughnuts, confectionaries, etc. I remember middle-​of-​the-​night runs to wawa with friends during college. Good times. ⁷⁄₁₁ does not compare. But unfortunately, Wawa stores only exist in Philly and South Jersey. I lament why we do not have Wawa in North Jersey. Instead we have ⁷⁄₁₁ and Krauses. So lame. Sigh.
Anyhow, we were making our way down to Philly and Baltimore when our gps suggested this detour. Oh yes. Pork roll and egg sandwiches. You don’t know pork roll, you say. It is unique to southern/​central Jersey. It looks like taylor ham/​canadian bacon but it has the taste and consistency of spam. (koreans and hawaiians like spam for some reason– it is awesome when included in homemade kimchi jigae). Shared this wonderful b’fast sandwich with the co-​driver and washed it down with Wawa coffee. huzzah.

Its a Wawa. Needs a gas station next to it for an extra star. Subs are just blah like most convenience stores.

Can I just say I *heart* Wawa. This is my ‘local’ one, and although I’ve been to plenty (I’m pregnant and they will make me a sub at 3am!), this one has the best deli around, as well as pre-​packed salads etc. Some other Wawa’s have a dismal amount of the salads and stuff, but the Route 130 one rocks. The women at the deli counter are funny, and quick. I only got a wrong order once, and that was only because someone else took my sandwich and I grabbed theirs.
Sad to say they (and all Wawa’s) seemed to discontinue my favorite salad (with chicken and cherries), but the rest are good too. The prices on the pre-​packed stuff is kinda high I think.
The Wawa by Six Flags is awesome too, my 2^nd choice (and cheap gas). In the summer that Wawa usually filled with rude tourists (that like to feed the Safari animals Big Macs).