Wawa

I was in this wawa the other day when i overheard the older coffee lady, Robyn I think her name was (about 50 long dirty blond hair, tattoo on left arm), loudly conversing with a male customer saying that «back in her day a women wouldn’t be aloud to leave the house wearing that!» (something another customer was wearing) then in a tone that is usually reserved for making fun of someone she threw up her hands and went on to say «oh no, I was raped!!» and laughed loudly enough for everyone to hear. It was disgusting and completely inappropriate. If I wasn’t in a state of shock I would have immediately talked to a manager. I never wright these things but I was just so disgusted.

This is my go to Wawa on weekdays. It’s on my way to work, it’s always busy and they are fast with the gas, registers, and sandwiches. They are friendly and do a great job here. The store manager Tom is awesome, he’s always making sure they are staffed properly for busy times and if they start to fall behind he will throw on some gloves and make a sandwich or open a register to get them caught up and eliminate a long wait time. The other manager, blonde, forget her name, is equally as good (I’ll follow up with that later). Either way I’m sure the employees don’t mind working for them. Great job by all the staff here. Love this Wawa.

This is the go-​to spot in the area for gas and MTO’s. It’s actually really handy to know that it’s right off of Exit 6 on the NJ Turnpike, in case you want a more decent place to fill up your gas and body tanks. Staff are decent. Gas pumping can be slow when they’re swamped but understaffed. But it’s clean, the parking lot is big (good for you folk with campers), and you can hop right back on the Turnpike.

It’s a pretty standard «super» Wawa. For non locals, super Wawa’s have gas, regular Wawa’s don’t. This Wawa is pretty consistent with what you can expect from a Wawa. Although the bathroom could use a little more attention.
The location of this Wawa is perfect for jumping off and backon the NJ/​PA Turnpike connector to get cheap gas right before heading into PA, where you’ll pay a quarter a gallon more on average. Works just as well for heading into NJ if you’re going north. Be aware you’ll get stuck paying another toll to get back on heading towards PA. You’ll still come out on top driving an SUV or anything with a good sized gas tank.

These place is wonderful! Its right around the corner from my house and I go there often for both gas and food. Staff is always friendly and the food is always fresh.
The gas attendants are also very friendly– despite the heat index they always say «Have a great day» after you pay. I would like to comment on one gas attendant in particular named Russell– out of the gas attendants he is the BEST! He always asked to see my ID when I give him my debit card (Its marked– SEE ID– on the back of my card.) which gives me a sense of security in case my card was ever stolen Russell would catch it. Thank You Russell! Not a lot of gas attendants check.
I will admit some of the sandwich staff tend to not always pay attention to what they are doing– I’ve had to wait on a couple of times (while it was only me and another person waiting) because they were talking too much with their co-​workers then making my sandwich. I don’t care if they talk– just multitask while you do it.

Solid store with friendly employees.

This is MY Wawa. (Ouch! Tacky, I know, but somewhere, the guy who thought up that slogan for Wawa is doing a little dance!)
Pros: Super convenient location, right before you get on the Tpk., and probably the Cheapest Gas in America (and it’s Full Serve, too!)
They just finished renovating/​expanding it, and there’s parking galore.
This place is ALWAYS exceptionally clean. No nasty food in the coolers– everything is always ‘in date’.
The made-​to-​order sandwiches are great. Rolls are never hard, and 80−85% of the time, they even cut them in half for you. [Many places don’t do this if it’s on a kaiser roll.]
When you order ‘Roasted Peppers’ on your sandwich, they acutally give you roasted peppers, and not ‘Italian Sweet Peppers”.
Cons: The bathroom is freezing cold. (I don’t use it a lot, only when I GOTTA. Maybe it seems warmer if your bladder isn’t about to explode?)
Haven’t figured out that whole ‘truck lot’ in the back of the parking area yet.
And people get a little nutty around the gas pumps. Geez, keep your pants on folks!