amazing!!i love Wawa, and this Wawa is the best when it comes to location and ease. Best food and…read moregreat service always

Any time I'm in New Jersey I make sure to stop at a Wawa. This location was pretty solid. I stopped…read moreand got gas first which was a breeze, then easily found a parking spot and headed in to use their restroom and place an order. The restroom was relatively clean and the store was decently stocked except for the pre-prepared hot foods. I was really hoping for one of those jalapeño cream cheese pretzels, but decided to get some Mac and cheese and a snack wrap once I realized they were out. The Mac and cheese came out fast but the snack wrap was a bit of a wait - lots of mobile orders went out before mine. Still, not a bad Wawa especially considering its convenient location right off the highway.

Located right in The Harrison Plaza and a nice Quick Chek too and I like that the people there are…read morefriendly and it's very clean on the inside!

Yum!!! I'm NOT a huge QC fan but the coffee cake at this particular location is the absolute VERY…read morebest l ever had in my life. I actually go out of my way to go to this one QC just for that cake! The smoothies are good too and the staff friendly. Its clean enough....not perfect but l have seen worse. Overall its quite good and superior to other convenience stores in the area when it comes to baked goods.

I was staying at a nearby hotel. I stopped in here to buy some drinks. Walking down Broad St was…read morealready a bit rough. Here, they had certain drinks locked up. After I grabbed a Powerade and a bottle of water, I went to the counter to pay. I found the cashier to be in a tug-of-war with lady over a hotdog. He was trying to take it back as she did not have the money to pay for it. To diffuse the situation, I told that cashier that I would pay for it. The hotdog was a little over $2. The area definitely had an issue with homelessness.

So yeah, it's about time I updated my review. I was going through some of my old ones and realized…read morethis one was WAY outdated. Thanks, Bleux Rogue :) I pretty much am going to defer to what was stated in BR's review. Maybe not with the same blunt/in-your-face realness. Cleanliness is an issue here. It's not as well maintained as it was when it first opened. Also, and this is a tough thing to control, the area outside of the entrance is usually littered with trash. It's a high foot traffic area because it's at the corner of Broad & Market, and by the bus stop. So often people just throw trash everywhere :( With the exception of one male cashier and a female cashier, customer service is poor. I remember once asking the staffer manning the hot foods station for mozzarella sticks, and she just looked right through me with dead eyes. Seeing no response from her, I just kept it moving. And then another cashier, before even handing me my bag, shouting, "NEXT!", right in my face. That said, I hate to not support new development in the area, but it's gone downhill. It IS different during working hours, but the foot traffic and litter are still issues.

Customer service is okay. But there is hardly any coffe in…read morethe morning. I literally have to take the little bit that's left from each container to make a full 16oz cup. That's at 6am. The time must people just want to grab their coffe and head to work.

This my 3rd time here and I've noticed they are extremely slow they forget things and bad bad…read morecostumer service. The food and coffee is horrible due to iced coffee with too much ice the sandwiches too soggy and the timing horrible.

Came here for cBb pen and was happy to see that there was a selection of about 8 different flavors…read moreand two different brands. I got both of them and will leave a follow up review on how well they did. The help was very nice and easy to deal with. They also so things that you would normally buy any lotto.

Great selection of quality CBD and Hookah products, finally a great shop in the area!read more

The sweetest couple owns this spot. It's small, as expected but has what I typically need for a…read morelittle convenience spot when I don't want to stand in those long Walmart lines.

Love 4his store they have everything from candy to cute hats & trinkets and truffles. Chocolate…read moreLove it!!!!

After many glowing recommendations from la boca de mi suegra Amalia, I finally paid a visit to THE…read moredestination for anyone looking for to procure authentic groceries, fresh seafood, and high-quality meats from the Iberian Peninsula and Brazil. The store is well-stocked with a great selection of imported goods, from olive oils and spices to traditional cheeses and cured meats. One of the highlights of shopping at Seabra is their seafood section, which always offers fresh and frozen fresh fish and shellfish from around the globe. Surf or turf, their butcher counter is also impressive, featuring a variety of cuts that are hard to find elsewhere. The staff is friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with recommendations or finding specialty items. The bakery and prepared food sections are also worth mentioning, offering delicious breads, pastries, and ready-to-eat Portuguese favorites like bacalhau (salt cod) dishes and roasted meats. The store is clean, organized, and has a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're looking for ingredients for a traditional meal or just want to explore new flavors, Seabra is a must-visit. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Worldwide foods. Latin American, Portuguese, and American foods. 4 locations in New Jersey. Our…read morejourney starts with you. Always good. Always fresh.

Years ago two co-workers were gleeful over the fact that another colleague misunderstood the…read moredifference between a bodega and a newsstand. I won't necessarily defend their cattiness but, yeah, it was nice to have co-workers who actually talked. City News doesn't have enough culinary emphasis to earn bodega status, but the vibe blurs the line a bit, including the late hours. It has your standard sodas and potato chips, but also some Indian snacks and Vinut juices from Vietnam. Picked up a Daily News, glad to see some newsprint when even some spots billed as newsstands ditched the paper game during Covid.

This is some lousy coffee. They used to put the brewed coffee into carafes. Now a machine does it…read more There are 3 brew choices and I think the only difference is how much water they put in, because the end of the cycle is straight water. And to add insult to injury it's tepid. This is so disappointing. Especially since it's right by the Rector Street exit of the 1 train. I'm going to have to find someplace else for my morning coffee. The only saving grace is that I can get a Slurpee in the summer.

The best convenience store in Hoboken hands down. For its small size, it manages to always have…read moreexactly what I need. The staff is very friendly, and they do real food, spices and organic food better than any other convenience store I've been to. If you're ever in the neighborhood, it's totally worth a stop by.