Sunoco

This stop is very clean and well lit. That’s all that saved it from the depths of a 1-​star.
I stopped in because I was starving on my way back from New York. They seemed to have a nice selection of grab-​n-​go sandwiches and wraps. I elected for the chicken ceasar wrap for just under $ 6.00.
I hit the road and take the first bite of the wrap. The first taste I get is something sour. I glance down, and the lettuce is brown and slimy. The chicken is yellow. Yes, bright, radioactive yellow. I open up the rest of the wrap and find the whole thing is slimy brown lettuce, yellow chicken, and cheese. Even if the wrap weren’t a biohazard, there wasn’t any dressing on it.
Gas up here, then head over to Baja Fresh or Burger King at the travel center.

they have LeBus sandwiches! quite good for a gas station sandwich and pretty good bread. Despite the fact that the gas station has somewhat of a captive audience due to the turnpike location, the gas prices are actually competitive.

So say you’ve got some time off and decide to go on a road trip south. Good for you! Enjoy yourself! Now… you’ve past the last rest stop on the NJ Turpike and you think. You know what, I feel good, no need to pee, no need for coffee, and/​or I’m not hungry. Now in the past as soon as you got over the Delaware Bridge if one or all three of the previous urges hits, you would have to wait till Maryland house or get off 95 and search for salvation.
Now thanks to the great state of Delaware salvation is at hand! And… Delaware is showing its larger surrounding states how its done. This rest stop kick butt. Bathrooms, always clean and plenty of stalls and urinals. Coffee, is excellent… so freaking good. And… plenty of snacks from fast food, to prepackaged sandwhiches.(ok, the sandwhiches need work)
Now I know as you read this you think I’m nuts but since your on a road trip and have time to spare go to the last rest stop in Jersey. Then go to Delaware. Finnally go to the Maryland House rest stop. You will see how superior Delaware’s rest stop is. So head on down to Delaware. Land of no sales tax and one kick ass rest stop.

As other Unilocalers said, this is the best rest stop I have ever been to, too. It’s got a lot of nice, natural light; the bathrooms are clean and plentiful; and there’s plenty of seating to kick back, grab a meal, gain some sanity back, etc. The buses can also park close to the building itself, which is a big plus.

OMG this is the nicest travel stop I’ve ever been too!!! Everything was clean, pleasant, and there were more baristas than customers at the sbux. Heaven.

The nicest bathroom I have ever seen at a gas station stop… and clean too! It had about five stalls and five urinals… not the usual one person bathroom.
Stopped here on the way to DC. Nice store. The cashier was soo friendly and nice.

very nice gas stop! great food selections!

Good road food! Clean bathrooms

Amazing highway rest station. No evil Exxon, which calms the senses. Entering the mall-​sized building, it is clean, well appointed, orderly and safe. The stores inside are varied: There’s the mandatory Starbucks, but there is also a great Brioche Dorée Bakery that serves some outstanding croissants. There is also a Baja Fresh, first I’ve seen it in a rest station. The rest of the offerings are standard: Popeyes, Cinnabon, but there is even a Best Buy Express. And because it’s Delaware, there’s no sales tax. Complimentary WiFi.
Definitely one of the best gas and break stations in the entire interstate highway system.

This service plaza is still shiny and new. and quite honestly, one of the nicest and biggest rest stops I’ve encountered. However, this does not totally make up for the fact that (with the exception of its beaches) Delaware still seems to be a wasteland of crappy drivers and expensive tolls.

New building and services are much better than the 20 something year old stations. Still have unhealthy fast-​food options, don’t expect to get anything that is not completely processed here.
But it’s clean and they have Starbucks, so I’m sold on it’s value as rest stop.

After gassing up the body on Nathan’s Famous Chili Dogs and some needed caffeine — it was time to gas up the car as well. Sunoco located in the Delaware House Travel Plaza megaplex was just the ticket.
Gas and go baby!