24-7 Food Mart

This is place is way over priced! I try very hard not to need any last minutes items. I much rather this place be turned into a Wawa.

I really like having this place in my building — the deli meat is significantly cheaper than Dietz and Watson at the grocery store ($ 6.99/lb vs. $ 8.99−9.99/lb for turkey). But the other things are SUPER overpriced… I paid $ 2.99 for a ½ gallon of milk ($ 1.69 elsewhere). It depends on who is working the register as to whether you will be charged tax on your deli meat. Sometimes it takes a long time to be waited on at the deli. BUT I will keep coming back here, at least for the deli meat!
PS — they are not open 24 hours a day… only til 11:30pm (and I think they open again at 5:30am)

Be way more awesome if it were open 24 7.
More awesome-​r if it were still Wawa.
Even more awesome-​r if it didn’t smell like rat poison.
Just as awesome if the 2 grade school bro & sis team continued their nightly customer pick-​pocket visit. Every time I’m in there, man. I’m starting to warm up to those rascals.

Its a former wawa or something they tell me. For your information, it is not open ²⁴⁄₇. It seems to be closed every time I want to go there at 1 am.

This place is marvelous.
They have the largest energy drink selection in town by a fair deal. They have rather uncommon snacks as well, such as lime and chili plantain chips.
It’s like the Wawa down the street, except the selection is larger for snacks and beverages.
There are a few downsides, though. Their breakfast sandwiches sometimes end up on raisin bagels. This is, believe it or not, the most disgusting thing I have ever eaten. This fact is canceled out by the sheer awesomeness of a breakfast sandwich on a poppy seed bagel.
The people are great, too. If you shop there enough, they’ll let you put snacks on a tab.
All-​in-​all, the finest snack haven in a 5-​block radius. Beats Wawa in prices and selection, but the Deli is lacking in depth.

²⁴⁄₇ Mart has the cheapest ATM in the City (aside from the Free ones at wawa). If you are like me with an ING Direct Account, you know the Brick and Mortar Banks’ atms charge you as much as 3 dollars to use their ATMs. The little stand alone ATM at ²⁴⁄₇ Mart charges 100 cents. Seriously!
Oh, they also have hoagies and things like that they make behind their own deli counter and random things like baby shower decorations that you forgot to buy before the work party.
They take debit cards at the counter and they have Hershey Ice Breaker’s Pacs, aka Jill Porter’s crack candy – the only place in Center city I’ve found them.