Wawa

Good wawa. Never had any issues. Food is good. Staff is good. Crowded all the time but then make not work. Love my wawa.

How can you get my order messed up? :/
The slip said everything I wanted but I only got a sandwich with meat and cheese. What is this? I would go back to exchange but I’m already an hour out. A simple thing as reading what the customer ordered and getting it right should be their top priority. Forget customer interaction, you have people just reading off a screen. If you can’t get that right… What can you do right?

A newer location, usually decent gas prices. The marketplace is usually clean and stocked, however the island in the middle with the fresh-​made items, yogurt, etc is usually picked over and needing some attention. Every time I order a sandwich, however, it’s a disaster. The last time I got something here it was the bacon avocado sandwich and the trash I got in the wrapper was all smashed like it was beaten with a baseball bat. While my general expectations for a sandwich made at a gas station are not at all high, I do expect it to come to me looking like a sandwich.

Great location for the east falls neighborhood. They always seem to run out of vegetables by dinner time. I always recommend wawa. This place is the reason to live up north.

It’s gas station food. So you get what you pay for, and sometimes, you don’t even get that. Sautéed onions, more like steamed in liquid and then dumped in the bottom of the bread, which completely turns to mush as a result. My husband and I both ordered chicken cheesesteaks, with completely different toppings and cheese. And I’m puzzled as to why they even tape the order to the outer wrapper because the sandwich maker obviously didn’t bother to see which toppings went on which sandwich. No consistency as to how the sandwich is assembled. Husband had cheese on top, mine was on the bottom, which only further intensified the mush that used to be the bottom of the roll.
I understand mistakes are made, and it’s fast food. at a gas station. But survey sites exist for a reason, and I’m just trying to give others a head’s up. First and last experience with a chicken cheesesteak at WaWa. Thanks, but no thanks.

This black woman with braid ponytail she is so ignorant. I went in wawa to get coffee n gas. I ask for thirty dollors on gas # 9. I went outside to pump my gas it wasn’t turn on. So I went back in n ask her my pump wasn’t on. She said ok. I went back outside again n it still didn’t turn on. So I again went in inside of the wawa. I was furious n I told her it wasn’t on. I told her many of time it was pump #9. She was busy chit chatting with other customer n didn’t pay any attention what I ask for. She said I was rude with her which I wasn’t! She is a liar! She accuse me Being rude with her when I ask amount of gas n pump number. She need to get Fire from her job ASAP!!! No worker should not be arguing with customers n chit chatting not paying any attention to customers what they ask for. She is low class person!!!

The cashiers and manager are always so friendly in the morning! By far my favorite coffee. Great way to start my day! I would give five stars if the coffee station didn’t always have spills all over.

This wawa is better than most, although due to the location, you get the manayunk trailer trash grouping of people. If you go in and order a sandwich and the right staff is there, meaning the one girl who actually knows whats going on, you’re fine. But if you go in an she’s not there, good luck. Whatever you order will look like a 7 year old prepared it. I’ve had quesadilla’s, breakfast burritos, and sandwiches all ordered when she is not there and they are atrocious. The general manager looks like he’s constantly stoned out of his mind as well (IDK maybe thats just his face) But in comparison to other wawa’s, it’s not bad. Still, nothing will beat a NY deli. Heros not «hoagies» people. Get it right.

I kinda can’t believe that I’m reviewing a Wawa right now, but this particular Wawa has f – king earned it. Why, might you ask? Well first off, it’s a clean modern location — not one of those old towny ones. That said, this Wawa is still great for people watching — hung over bros, stoned teenagers, hard-​as-​nails Philly townies, cops from the station across the street, construction workers… the list goes on.
The location is safe, the lines move fast, the goods are always stocked, and the service is unremarkable (which is just what I like for a convenience store like Wawa).

We love this wawa. It’s so great bc we can walk there. Staff is always friendly and customers seem to be always in a good mood!

Since moving to the area, this has become my go-​to Wawa. Obviously, all Wawas are awesome, however, I really do like this one. They have a gas station and prices are always pretty low. Also, they have a small parking lot in the front which usually isn’t full. And, a large parking lot in the back. I think the back parking lot is meant for people like me who suck at driving. They have everything here that they would have at your typical wawa: coffee, pretzels, etc. The deli food is delicious. The staff here is extremely friendly which always brightens your mood when you’re stopping by at 8am.

I’ve always loved Wawa. before any trip or event, I would go to Wawa. They always have what I need. Their food is always fresh and it is made quickly. This Wawa is right around the corner, and it has all of those qualities. The Gas station can get crowded at times. Thats because the prices, in my opinion are on the lower side. There is pleanty of space in the parking lot to make it easy to get around. A great feature about this Wawa is the free air!

I took a picture of what looks like a garbage can, yet is not. It’s a spill kit. Glad to see this Wawa takes safety seriously.
Btw, the MTO good was quick and boy did it go down well. Delicious.

Great service! Clean, organized, and friendly.

I don’t always pump my own gas, but when I do, I go to Wawa. Their prices are the best in the area, and the pumps are in good condition. The little things in life make me happy: when the pump asks me for my zip code to authenticate my credit card, the numeral keys on the pump actually work. Living the dream.
Too, as Emmett and others note – free air! I don’t know of any other places in the area where you can fill your tires for free. I come here probably once every couple of months to top off my tires or my wife’s. #proTip
I don’t think I’ve ever been inside, but it looks fine from the free air pump.

This is perhaps (hopefully?) the most hypocritical review I’ll ever write. In the summer of 2011 I finally got my driver’s license and a car, and so now my review is written as a driver instead of a pedestrian. I am giving it 4 stars only because I can still barely remember how it felt to be a target as I raced across the lot to get to the store, but as a driver, this Wawa is 5 stars without any doubt.
Free Air Machine that is rarely out of order, and when it breaks is rapidly repaired! It’s the only free air that I know of in the neighborhood.
Cheapest Gas in the Roxborough area (though if you are down in myk, the gas station on the left as you go up Belmont Ave – not the Sunoco on your right– is always about 4 cents cheaper) and there are 16 pumps! (despite that, it’s still jammed on Friday mornings).
The Staff is incredibly friendly and mostly really fast. The deli counter gets swamped (next paragraph will explain why), but the deli people work hard and quickly. The check out counter sometimes gets swamped, too, but it’s rarely more than a minute or two before at least one other person comes out to open up another register. I believe the Store Manager is this one tall, young guy that I see working the registers once in a while– he must be fantastic! The store is always clean, the people are always friendly, and it is always well-​staffed. It’s a very well-​run wawa.
The Hoagies here are better than your average wawa– a little heavier, a little fresher, a little faster. The hot food is better, too– mashed potatoes are consistently good, stuffing is never soggy, etc. If you go to wawa, you know what i mean. I don’t drink coffee, but there always appears to be fresh pots of a million flavors.
I love Wawa, and i especially love this particular one. One day I may forget the cringing fear I felt as a person scurrying across the giant, dangerous lot/​gas area on foot and be able to giev them the 5 stars the actual Wawa deserves, but until then, the most i can do is 4.

What can I say… I love Wawa. More importantly this one! The staff are always friendly and I’m hardly ever waiting in line forever and never wait for someone to be at the register. The staff in the deli always make my sandwich the same (save for one time when it was a newcomer) so I know what to expect and have grown accustomed.
Only thing needs to improve is the ease and flow of traffic. With the CVS next door and congestion between gas pumps and parking it can get frustrating to a person on the go. I don’t think there’s much they can do about that now since buildings cant be moved that easy.

This place has really gone down hill. It’s really dirty all the time, especially near the milkshake machines. The morning crew making sandwiches are straight up rude, lazy and one is really gross and likes to cough a lot.
I rarely come here anymore and I wish either another wawa would sprout up or that this one would go under new management.

Not usually out to review convenience stores or gas stations, but this needed to be said:
*****FREE AIR COMPRESSOR******
I do believe this is now the only free air in the Roxborough/​Manayunk area, so head here with your flats. As for the rest, it’s a Wawa; if you don’t know by now, you really need to get out more.

They moved across the street (but on the same block, just a little bit west to Cinnaminson St.) They now have cheap gas, a lot more space inside, and the same staff (from what I can tell). It’s very car-​friendly, as there is a light which allows one to take that elusive left onto Ridge.
To make this a true update, I now order «a lot» of mayo on my Italian hoagies. Excess is the new moderation.