Wawa

This is a great little old-school Wawa. There aren't any gas stations, and parking is scarce. However, the restaurant is often crowded, and they seem to create better sandwiches here than at the larger Wawa. Although I prefer Sheetz, I do occasionally enjoy a nice Wawa, and this is one of them. Considering how difficult it is to enter and exit the small parking lot, I frequently walk here for lunch from work. (Additionally, I need to workout.) Most of the time, the staff members here are very friendly and helpful.

I just wanna commend the staff. Always kind and courteous. I had an incident tonight with someone outside who didn't seem mentally stable and seemed quite predatory. Won't get into all the details but he made me very uncomfortable. I told a male worker inside and he went out of his way to walk me to my car to ensure I was safe and he didn't have to. I appreciate their staff went above and beyond. I don't know his name but he is an Asian guy with a pony tail, tattoos and piercings.... He deserves some recognition for truly caring about customers and delivering great customer service. Hoping someone higher up sees this and rewards him.

This is a great little, old style Wawa. There are no gas pumps and barely any parking. But, the place is always busy and they make great sandwiches here, seemingly better than the bigger Wawas. I'm a Sheetz fan, but I still enjoy a good Wawa, and this is one of them. I often walk here for lunch from work, as the small parking lot is a tough place to get in and out of. (Plus I need the exercise....) The workers here are also very nice and helpful most of the time.

Refused to refund an item on my mobile order when they didn't have it in stock. Corporate was unhelpful too.

I’m not a big fan of Wawa, its usually my last resort when nothing else is open, but it seems like every time I order a sandwich behind the counter they drench it in sauce. Even when I asked for less. They overdo it by adding wayyyyyyy too much; to the buffalo chicken wrap or a chicken wrap w/ranch. 🤮🤮🤮