Wawa

HEY Huber Heights… we officially got a Wawa! 🎉☕️ The first Wawa in Montgomery County just opened and I had to stop by. I may have missed the mascot 😅 but the employees were so sweet and even took pics with me. Of course, I grabbed the holiday blend coffee with Irish cream 🤎 Seasonal. Cozy. So good. They’re doing free coffee today (I think through the weekend—don’t quote me, I’ll confirm 😉), plus tons of grand opening deals. ✨ Bonus feel-good moment: Wawa is donating a portion of their first-week hoagie sales to the local food bank (up to $5,000) — so yes… go grab a hoagie and do some good while you’re at it. Big win for Huber Heights 🥳 Have you been yet?

My family and I enjoyed a quick trip to Wawa to enjoy some lunch. I ordered a strawberry, mango, and banana smoothie with whip cream on top, a bagel with egg whites and avocado. My husband ordered roasted chicken sandwich. Our son ordered a crispy chicken sandwich. The food was so fresh and delicious. It was not fast food, it was great food at its finest right at the gas station. The place is clean and staff are ready to provide timely service. We will return.

It was quite a happening place. Shakes were great to taste . Food quality needs some more improvement. Typical Gas station store. Staff members were nice.

Context: I grew up on WaWa in S.E. Virginia (Yorktown, VA) - so I have a long history of experiences (good and bad) but have always had a positive relationship with this Brand... But that just about all ended today. As others have said, no cashier until the Asst. GM got up there, otherwise all self check out; Which, being fair, is not abnormal this day and age - but NO one up front? That's a poor decision. WaWa is known for their Deli/Drink portion of the store: This one was in absolute CHAOS. 3 individuals (I assume under the age of 20) couldn't stop running their mouths at customers (disrespectfully), or ignoring them, or just kept chatting and joking with each other and completely ignoring the ever growing group of (hungry and increasingly agitated) customers waiting for their food/dr

Fairly large store along with the plentiful has pumps. The gas prices were not great but more inline with exiting station pumps. This is a nice setting for this Wawa in a good location. Inside they have a larger variety of foods that can be ordered on a kiosk or a prepackaged items on a shelf. There are shelves of baked good type items, but the large cookies were packaged, while fresh, not sure if the intended shelf life. The smoothie variety looks great but seems to have a confusing, order on the kiosk and pay at a single cashier before receiving the item. Numerous customers walking around trying figure this out, while the pleasant staff had to explain the processes. Not really seeing much in the line of signs to instructor the ordering and purchasing process.