They are usually always packed. The food is okay & the price is not good here but the workers are…read morenice.

Wawa has certainly expanded its presence throughout Florida and that is certainly good news for…read moreFloridians, but for Floridians who relocated here from eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, it was bringing a piece of home down here to the Sunshine State. Wawa is so much more than a simple gas station. Yes, it features a multitude of gas pumps offering competitive prices and I applaud them for offering air for your tires from an air pump that does not require a payment. Should be common sense, but most gas stations have decided that they can generate a few more dollars by charging people to put air in their tires. Wawa goes above and beyond in customer service by letting people get air without a surcharge. But for me and I would hazard a guess that endears Wawa to most of us is the food that they offer, mostly their subs (what they call hoagies due to their original locations). These subs, er, hoagies are freshly made 24/7 and many, myself included, have ended an evening festivities at a Wawa grabbing an end of the night snack in the form of one of their subs, hoagies, or whatever you want to call them. They have both hot and cold sub/hoagie things, as well as other foods like breakfast sandwiches, bagels, bowls, etc. I also have always liked their pretzels, available at the cash registers. Oh, speaking of their food, keep an eye out for Hoagiefest, where they offer any sub st a discounted price. Truly a good deal. So, yes, I recommend Wawa. I would almost climb a mountain to scream its praises for the four winds to carry to the far planets of this world (perhaps even going so far as to reach my home state of New Jersey). Check them out, you will be a convert.

We stopped at here to get gas today. It was very crowded bathrooms not very nice. Didn't have the…read morebest selection. It was just OK establishment.

Ladies room was filthy Tried to tell the cashier…read more He was so rude. Told me the mop and bucket was in the corner.

Just went there about 1/2 hour and they are posting $3.12/gal for 87 octane gas yet the price at…read morethe pump is $3.49. After pumping a few gallons I went in and told the clerk and she said there was nothing she could do about it. Another woman who said she was the manager Stacey, said she knew about it but they were too busy to change the prices. I asked for the district managers number and she said she didnt have it. Asked for corporate. She stared at the wall a moment and said she couldnt find it. I've worked in gas stations. You simply enter the new price in the computer. Prices went down to about $3.12 prior to the 4th. I cant help but wonder how long they've been ripping off people