Wawa

Go to this Wawa almost every morning. Great staff. Today I was taking a picture of some chips to see if my wife wanted to try it. The manager was real rude. Saying why are you taking pictures in my store. I got my coffee and she was eyeing me like I was a criminal. She should be more concerned about the panhandling outside then an everyday customer who spends a lot of money there.

My sandwich orders have been wrong twice in a row. I do not find out till I get home and unwrap the sandwich. :(The cashier was really rude, never greeted me or made eye contact. Just stood there and talked to another employee and laughed the entire time.

Super slow Wawa. Took forever to make my food and drink. Never waited this long at any Wawa. And I’ve been all over to wawas that are much more busier than this one and it still took much longer. My food was put together poorly as well.

There is a fine gentleman that works here who brightens everyone’s day. He is the most pleasant, friendly, heartwarming guy. Always takes your order with a smile and wishes you a blessed day when you check out. Makes my stop after a long day working feel special and puts a smile on your face.
As good as it gets!

Excellent food. Fantastic employees. I go here daily. They are extremely convenient.

Gas was great but food service was horrible. Waited over 20 minutes for Mac and cheese then when they got to us there was none left.

this is one of my favorite places in delaware, and i am so sad that there is not a single wawa in boston.
wawa offers tons of convenience foods, and even though most of them are pre-​packaged they are actually pretty fresh and tasty. the deli also offers fresh baked bread, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. at times, i have picked up 3 meals a day here while working at my client, and i don’t really have complaints.
the cashiers are quick and friendly, and the store is also clean.

Wawa’s overall are pretty clean, friendly, and fast places. This one just happens to have the best gas prices on this side of town as well. It is well lit at night which is a great plus, especially in the winter.
Bathrooms: Clean, on the left side of store when you enter. Has baby changing station.
Parking lot: HUGE. Plenty of parking and next to a few freeway entrances making it a good place to meet up with people if you are taking multiple cards to the same destination.

I love WaWa!!!

This Wawa is a great pit-​stop for gas, especially if you are traveling north on I-​95 towards Philadelphia and are planning to take the I-​495 bypass. Instead of going left on the fork to I-​95, stay to the right, continuing onto I-​295. Then take the northbound Rt. 13 exit on left shortly after the I-​95/​I-​295 fork. This will take you directly to this store and gas station, on the right. The gas prices here are quite low, so this little detour will be worthwhile. After you fill up, you can get back on Rt. 13 going north again, and get unto northbound I-​495 pretty easily.

There is nothing bad I can say about any Wawa I go into. This one is great in the morning. The people are nice and helpful and the food is fresh. I say fresh because I go there 4am in the morning. The restrooms are nice and clean.
The coffee is great here and I’m so happy the turkey dinner sandwiches are back. SOOO GOOOD

Anyone who travels a lot knows this is the spot for gas and grub! They have such an awesome selection, you end up leaving a fat kid, but that’s not a bad thing.

This is a BIG, clean, super Wawa — with a gas station and tons of convenience food items, smokes, cold drinks, magazines, a deli counter with touch-​screen sandwich ordering and lots of things now common to most Wawas.
It’s convenient for the guys at the office, so we come here often.
I usually get a Jr. or Shorti Hoagie.
Whoop-​dee-​doo!

I recently changed my Unilocal profile tagline to read, «There’s no such thing as a guilty pleasure.» With that in mind, why did I visit a Wawa in Delaware at 2 am on a Monday?
I was on my way back to DC from a concert in Philadelphia.
I refuse to feel guilty for severely enjoying myself and maybe screaming «Have my babies!» at Taylor Hanson.
So, why the five stars? I had crossed the DE border from PA. I had about 15 miles’ worth of fuel in my tank. I turned off on three different exits that promised gas, but every station was closed. I started to mildly panic.
But then I saw a light, and it promised me not only cheap gas, but food. And not just any food: $ 3 hoagies. Did you know that every Wawa is open 24 hours? And that you can order a customized chicken tender sandwich whenever you please?
I’ve got shreds of lettuce and onion all over the seat of my car to remind me of my tasty highway savior.

This is the closest Wawa to home and it’s within walking distance. It’s a Super Wawa with gas in addition to the usual convenience store component. Their gas is the cheapest in town and often the cheapest in Northern Delaware. Inside, they carry a good selection of snacks and beverages. They have a deli section with hot food and made-​to-​order sandwiches. Also, it’s great that they’re open 24/​7, even on holidays.

The Sheetz vs Wawa Throwdown: Part 2
(Please see my Sheetz review from Chantilly, VA for the introduction to this throwdown)
Wawa
Pros:
–There «ready to go» stuff. They have a lot of food sitting there (in fridges or under a light if its hot… With «made on» stickers) so that if you’re in a hurry you can grab and go. They have fruits and veggies and pitas with hummus, and salads and wraps and hoagies and breakfast sandwiches and pretzels and potato salad and coleslaw… I can keep going, but they have everything
— their coffee is just awesome.
— their new flatbread sandwiches are pretty darn tasty
— You can typically buy meat by the pound (like at a deli). Not all stores do this, but a lot do.
— They have way better milkshake diversity… Vanilla, chocolate, coffee, oreo, mint chocolate chip. And they also had smoothies.
Cons:
–no fried food
–their baked goods are good, but not Krispy Kreme
–the nearest one is in woodbridge.
So my final verdict? They were soo close, but Wawa has to be the winner. And just like on «Throwdown with Bobby Flay», I’m giving my vote to Wawa because it reminds me of my times «growing up» (aka being a drunk kid). But like the differences in pizza or bbq, one is not significantly better than the other… its totally your upbringing. So I will still go to Sheetz and Wawa, eat deep dish and NY style pizza and texas and north Carolina style BBQ. But I will still get that warm fuzzy feeling every time I see one of those wawa signs.