Staff is super helpful! In the past week I've had a few things to pick up and return that I bought…read moreand I was in and out in less than 5 minutes. The store is always well maintained and clean. The prepared food is great!

Small older location compared to most Whole Foods in the area. Self check out available…read more Good quality products. Prices are the usual high Whole Foods price. Good sales, racially if you're a prime member. Good hot/ cold bar variety. Always good flavor and fresh food. The bakery is great. Tons of options. Again pricey but good. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Amazon return box self serve and Amazon return counter with employee there to help Beer and wine sake section as well

You can't beat the car wash price. They are quick and efficient and the staff is always friendlyread more

On the afternoon of Tuesday, October 3, 2017, my vehicle was damaged due to the actions of two…read moreemployees of the BP Car Wash, 306 East Lancaster Ave., Wayne PA 19087. Abdel, the car wash manager, has been telling me that the owner, Gary Karakelian, would take care of it by paying the body shop directly or via his insurance up until this morning, Friday October 6, 2017. At noon today, Abdel, the car wash manager, informed me that Gary will not take care of the damage and I should use my own insurance. This is unacceptable and I now am using all legal options available to recover my damages, full story below: At approximately 1:30pm on the afternoon of Tuesday, October 3, 2017, I drove to the BP car wash located at 306 East Lancaster Ave., Wayne, PA 19087. My family uses this car wash regularly, and has for decades. Abdel, the car wash manager, sees me every week with a number of my family's vehicles, knows me, and just this past Sunday we had two of the our vehicles washed there, including the one that was damaged. At approximately 1:45pm Tuesday, I was in line for the wash and as the attendant was lining me up for the entrance he apparently was distracted and directed me to drive into a yellow steel pole, damaging the right front quarter panel and bumper of my vehicle. The attendants apologized and worked for about five minutes scrubbing as much of the yellow paint as they could from the fender. After I exited the car wash, I proceeded to the office and showed Abdel the damage. He said no problem, and told me to go see Tim Lyons, the owner of Lyons Detailing, which is just a block away at 236 Lancaster Ave., Wayne PA 19087. I drove to Lyons and explained the situation and Tim told me immediately that the damage was much greater than a simple cleanup, he said the bumper was bent and creased and the quarter panel needed to be repaired and painted. I returned to BP, relayed the information to Abdel. Abdel again said no problem, he handed me a business card for John Damiani, the owner of Main Line Collision, on the back he wrote "Gary Karakelian" and told me to tell John that Gary will take care of the bill. At approximately 2:30pm, I drove to Main Line Collision (MLC), located at 392 West Lancaster Ave, Wayne PA 19087. I met with John Damiani, he reaffirmed what Abdel stated earlier, that Gary Karakelian takes care of these damages, no problem. John then inspected the damage and started preparing the estimate. While I was waiting for the estimate, Abdel stopped in at MLC to see how I was doing. John completed the estimate shortly thereafter and handed it to Abdel, total was $1,332.46. Abdel seemed shocked that the estimate was that much, John then took him to my vehicle and explained the damage. Abdel asked me if I really needed a new bumper and I replied that I just want the vehicle in the same condition it was in before his employees damaged it. He replied that he would give Gary the estimate and they would try to get MLC to lower the cost. Abdel stated that he would call me after he spoke with Gary and would let me know if Gary was going to pay out of pocket or turn it in to his insurance company, we then left MLC at 3pm. Wednesday and Thursday came and went with no communication from Abdel or Gary. At 9:00am on Friday October 6th, I drove to the BP car wash and spoke with Abdel. He stated that he hadn't heard back from Gary yet regarding how to pay for the damages but he would try to get an answer today. At approximately 12:17pm, I texted Abdel for an update, he called me and told me that Gary didn't want to pay for it and I should put it on my own insurance. I told Abdel that it was not going on my insurance, it was BP's fault. I contacted the Radnor Township Police Department and spoke with Deputy Superintendent Andrew J. Block and explained the events, he told me to file a police report and commence legal action.

Glad to have another Wawa in the area! Clean and well laid out. However it is a Wawa and they did…read moreforget an ingredient on my breakfast sandwich, but this seems to be a common thing amongst all the Wawas for me at least. Certainly not enough to stop me from going though! In their defense, they were pretty busy and it was only their 3rd day open, I still have hope! This location also has a beer selection and a nice area for people to sit at and sip their coffee. Much welcomed Wawa for those going the other direction on Germantown Pike like myself.

I was "short changed" at this wawa this morning at 8:50 am. I was in line to check out and I'm not…read moresure if anyone else was stolen from ahead of me. The manager did try and give me my change but I felt it was after the fact and insulting. I happened to catch it and asked.

Hours have become sporadic. I've been there twice over the last couple weeks between 8:00 and…read more10:00 am and they weren't open.

Good evening to Yelp Family!!! Yes, I stopped here today to pick up some pint coolers for my mom…read more She likes the fruit punch and the orange juice. They didn't have the oj, so I just purchased the fruit punch. Susie, the associate, was so nice and friendly. I felt bad when I told Susie, one fruit punch and she went in the cooler and got it. Then I told her I wanted three more and then she had to walk back. I apologized to her, and told her I should have said four all together. She was a trooper about it and said she was getting her steps in . I like this location. My mom and I usually visit the location on Baltimore Pike and the one on State Road and Lansdowne Avenue, near the Citizens Bank. There was construction on West Chester Pike and there was only one lane going. But with all of that, I had a great experience today!!! Thanks Susie, I will be back!!!

High quality products to select from and reasonable prices. If you're in the area, you should stop…read morein

I grew up in Chester Springs, and I have so many amazing memories from growing up there. I spent my…read morefirst allowance there, and I bought 25 pieces of gum there. I'm so glad it is still there.

These sandwich prices in 2026 are spectacular! I had a chicken salad hoagie and a philly…read morecheesesteak and both were fairly good. I do wish they gave a little bit more chicken salad and a little bit more cheesesteak in each of the sandwiches as when I added toppings to each one, that's like 70% the sandwich which is not ideal as everything falls out. The bread they also slice sort of unevenly which makes the bottom also fall apart easier sometimes. The taste was good though, a decent hoagie for $8 is great anyday.

This parking lot is very busy in the morning just like any wawa. This Wawa is small and very busy…read more I think I'm going to use the app and place my order the next time, so I can just pick it up. Save some time. They have a gas station. The cashier was very nice. The way you have to get into It is kinda awkward, you have to enter off of Matthews Rd but you gotta drive through the Aldi's parking lot It was pretty clean inside. It's very close to where I work so it is convenient and will work.

This McCaffrey's Food Market opened in September 2023, a little more than a month ago, in Gladwyne,…read morePennsylvania. It is in the site of the former Acme, and before that Superfresh, in Gladwyne. However, the store is totally expanded and renovated that you can not tell it it is the same location. It is cleanly lit and there are a ton of great options. Upon walking in to McCaffrey's, you are greeted by fresh flowers, has a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables and dressings and sauces. As you explore the store some more, you will find the butcher section selling fresh meats, the bakery section with fresh baked goods and the hot food sections. They also fresh sushi and soup. A ton of great items! The bakery section had a couple of Phillies themed cupcakes, which I loved. I had to pick some up. Let's go Phillies!!!! There is also a little coffee shop with coffee, gourmet drinks and pastries. A nice little option. Across from the coffee shop, is the alcohol section, which seemed to have a number of options for adults. There is both checkout with a worker and self-checkout. I like that, so you have both options depending on how much you buy. McCaffrey's is definitely on the more expensive side compared to other options like Acme or Giant. However, most of the food here is gourmet and healthy, so that makes sense. Altogether, McCaffrey's Food Markets is a great new addition to the Gladwyne, Lower Merion and Main Line areas.

I'm extremely disappointed with my recent experiences at McCaffrey's Market in Doylestown. This is…read morenow the second time I've raised the same concern, and it's honestly becoming very frustrating. During my visit, I saw a meat department employee wearing his store smock go directly into the restroom. From a hygiene and food safety standpoint, that's very concerning. I brought it to the manager's attention, and while he said he would "say something," there didn't appear to be any follow-through. The employee came back out still wearing the same smock, and nothing seemed to change. What makes this worse is that this isn't the first time I've mentioned it. When customers take the time to raise legitimate concerns--especially involving food handling and cleanliness--it should be taken seriously and addressed immediately. On a personal level, situations like this are stressful, especially for those of us who are mindful of health concerns. You expect a certain standard when shopping for food, and right now, that confidence just isn't there. For a store that promotes itself as high-quality, I expect better hygiene practices, better management response, and better accountability.

My driver side mirror popped off in the car wash, and the man who was working in the store spent a…read moregreat deal of time helping me to put it back on even though it wasn't his job. He'd come outside between customers and kept trying despite it being a challenge--until we got it! I am so grateful to him (the person working on a hot/humid Thursday night when the air was smoky from distant wildfires).

Right on uwchlan Ave, a little away from Pottstown pike, this gas station has a shop or mart and…read morethen a car wash. They used to have a dunkin, which has now moved across the street. They do have a rewards program and are mostly not working for me. It's easy to get in and get out.