The station was along the way while running errands. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit since I…read morewasn't thrilled at the placement of the pumps. But when your tank is empty, you put gas in it.

The reviews bestowing a low number of stars upon the shoulders of this vestibule for fuel are…read moredelusional. Several fortnights ago I was stranded here having locked myself from entry into my motor wagon. For hours I stood within the confines of this establishment and experienced delight and surprise in many forms. The young women, clubs goers I would assume, dressed in bright, yet minimal garments, shocked at the discovery of water bugs in the bathroom, young men with impassioned spirits (as those of male gender and relatively few years upon this earth generally are) challenging myself to duels and a remarkable selection of prepackaged beverages and "to-go" foodstuffs, accompanied by a wide variety of tobacco products, all showcased in a haunting backlit glow emanating from halogen bulbs, presumably manufactured in a time period near the construction of the pyramids of Giza. Additionally one might note the excellent ingress and egress paths from the main thoroughfare and I do actually believe there may even be music playing. Actually no, there is only a desperate silence radiating from the building, questioning you and your fellow travelers if you have the gall and creativity to create a moment in time that shall clang and clash and ring, heralding an event worthy of sound. Maybe someone vomits behind pump number 3, perhaps a companion knows the lyrics to Nicki Minaj's latest song, and the possibility for a loud discussion on whether joe Rogan is a saint or sinner could echo. It's all up to you, but rest assured, anything less than 5 stars is codswallop.

I'm a WaWa fan and this is a great location. It's in a very busy area of 19th street and apparently…read morethey're open 24 hours. I was staying nearby so this was super convenient. This might be one of the biggest WaWas I've ever been in. I was able to grab the few things I needed and pay via the self checkout. There were employees around who offered assistance. I would definitely come here again.

One of several in DC, this Wawa is perfectly located on busy 19th Street NW to serve the downtown…read more9-5 worker bee crowd that just wants a quick meal at a cheap price. The interior is large, clean, bright, thoughtfully planogrammed, and has plenty of seating inside (and in the warmer months outside as well). The restroom is also open to the public, no locks or codes, if you need it, yet kept clean. Their hoagies are really really delicious, customizable, and orderable strictly from the several digital kiosks. They have everything imaginable that you'd want out of a convenience store---chips, snacks, baked goods, paper goods, household items---but the prices are clearly inflated. If you're a couponer like me, you'd clutch your proverbial pearls. But it's FAST and right there, so the convenience overrides price, to an extent. I am not a Wawa fan in the way so many people are, but it's clearly significantly better than other convenient stores. I rank it right below Sheetz but many many ranks above a 7-11.

This is a small gas station in the parking lot of a shopping center in Cleveland Park, but it's…read morepretty easy to get to. There are around four pumps and I've never had to wait to use one.

False advertising that this station has gas available 24/7 current as of 06/28/2021 night…read more False advertising.

Decent prices for the area. Cashier has always been helpful if paying in cash. Staff was friendly.read more

Conveniently located in the heart of DC . Dupont circle to be percise. stays Open 24/7. Very clean…read morewith new gas pumps which all work. Its well lite makes one have a sense of safety. Gas prices are at a median price. Will be back.

I know this Wawa can be shady outside at night but I kinda like it. I mean I feel safe because…read morethere is a security guard inside most times. Every time we have visited and there was a security guard, we were greeted in a very friendly manner. I mostly visit this Wawa for the Diet Raspberry and Diet Peach Iced Teas. I cannot find those particular diet flavors in FL so I stock up when I visit DC. We have purchased Lottery tickets when the machine was on or working, which is rare. I have never ordered made to order food here because I usually eat meals at the hotel or other restaurants in the area. I think my husband has purchased food here in between jobs and did not experience any issues. The staff seem okay here. I do not recall interacting much with the staff and I have usually paid for items with the self check out. There is a great selection of drinks and snacks considering how small the store is. The place is relatively clean considering the area outside.

Wawa is a great spot if you need a convenience store... Or a moderately tasty sandwich that doesn't…read morerespect itself. Look I was born and raised in New Jersey so I'm not new to Wawa but they have been raising their profile since I left in 2005. They now enjoy a weird celebrity status that seems like too much for a convenience store but Jersey folks love it and now people in an ever expanding group of states are learning to be unreasonably in love with it too. Ok so they got all your standard convenience store needs and also an expansive food menu, so that's 5/5. This food overall is generally pretty tasty (4/5), as far as one can reasonably expect from a glorified gas station. So all respect there I really appreciate this place for ejat it can snd does do (it could be horrific, have you seen the stuff 7-Eleven claims is safe for human consumption???) But the sandwich engineering is where they stump me: 3/5 The beauty and brilliance of a sandwich or sub is that you layer the ingredients and then get a little bit of everything when you bite into one. Unfortunately Wawa follows the same engineering that the Satan incarnate itself Subway has somehow popularized: throw sh*t in sideways and to hell with the very point of a sandwich at all. Let's review my Thanksgiving Sub case law: 1. Treat the hinge of the sub roll as the bottom of the sandwich for some good awful reason. No one on earth, not even Trump and Epstein have done anything so bad to make the rest of humanity deserve this. In this case they put the serviceable cranberry sauce down there in the crook of the bread. 2. Now that their sociopath store policies have established that your sub is oriented in a v shape instead of sideways like a sane rational human would do, they smush in the stuffing. Tasty enough stuffing though. 3. Now comes the turkey. It's convenience store turkey, so it probably tastes as good or bad as you're thinking it does depending on your personal life choices. So let's review: we have a v shape roll of bread with cranberry at the bottom, stuffing in the middle and turkey just barely inside the top of bread V. -this is bad enough because once you turn it sideways to eat it, because it's a sub and you're not an alien whose never heard of this food vehicle before, you have to choose left or right bites of either turkey and stuffing or stuffing and cranberries thus ruining the entire point of a sandwich - 4. Now the ultimate tragedy of this sandwich tomfoolery: they ladle a bunch of gravy on top of this unholy V, which is brimming with turkey out past the edges of the bread. Said gravy (which like the turkey tastes as good or bad as you think of will) is just spilling over all the sides of the roll. It's not in the sandwich. They have somehow turned my normal sub into some kind of au jus situation where you don't duo it they just pre douse the sandwich for you. What a mess! A tasty mess. But not even an inexpensive mess in exchange for your troubles! This joker cost me about $13! Why don't i just go to a proper sandwich place for that price? In conclusion if you want a standard convenience store I absolutely recommend Wawa. If you want a sandwich that's pretty good but maybe has self esteem issues, I absolutely recommend Wawa. If you just walked into one by accident and decided to look it up on Yelp, I can put your fears to rest and confidently say yes you should stay there and get what roll ups or nicotine pouches you came for. Also their coffee is pretty solid in terms of convenience store coffee which I generally love even though I also love $5 lattes with an $8 pastry.

In my 31 years living on Capitol Hill, Metro Motor/Capitol Hill Exxon has always been a beacon of…read morehonest and friendly customer service. Most recently, I had slow tire leak caused by a screw puncture. The shop appeared to be very busy when I pulled in but Woody just smiled and got to work. He had me in and out of the lot in less than 10 minutes. If you need any type of care for your car, do not hesitate to make this location your first stop for diagnosis and repair.

Woody has always been great to work with and fixes my car so quickly! Reasonable prices and highly…read morerecommend.

I love DC Costcos!! Especially this location. I got here early, and to my surprise I found…read moreparking immediately. People here were nice and civil. People know how to navigate their carts. I love doing all of my shopping in one place. I love their alcohol selections!! Yass!! They also have HU merch!! Check out lanes are fast and efficient.

I rejoined Costco after a ten year absence. I visited Pentagon City and this DC location. The…read moreemployees are not welcoming. It seems like they are consumed with keeping people out instead of welcoming customers in. It is easy to explain rules while being kind. Pentagon City had grumpy employees too. There are some great items. I purchased a six pack of tofu. I walked around the entire store to see what I would be missing if I cancelled. I won't be missing much. The clothing inventory isn't much. The items are cheaply made. If you have a large family, you might appreciate giant quantities. I prefer regular sized items in multiple quantities. The web site mentions satisfaction guaranteed and members can quit at anytime. I am canceling my membership.

I didn't even know this car wash existed. I went there at 8:00 at night and there was no line. paid…read more$11 and got a decent car wash. I'm not sure why there are so many negative reviews maybe people who get a fine car wash don't leave a review. But it's close to where I live, it's only $11 and it didn't even take off any of my magnetic stickers. For $11 and being down the street I definitely will go back. I think the gas prices are too high however, try Liberty gas instead.

If you have some problems with filling your tires, they wouldn't help. They would let you wait…read morethere and handle it yourself. Most of the time the guy work inside gas station doesn't even speak English nor Spanish, like wtf, I know your gas is from middle east but you don't need to bring your whole three generations to this gas station. Hire a real person who can handle all situations.

This station is pretty good price wise for DC where you can have $0.15 per gallon price differences…read morea few blocks apart. It's open 24 hours, there usually are some police hanging out either in their parking lot or across the street at the 7 Eleven so feel better going here than to some of the other gas stations in the city at 3am. It's not a huge lot so it's just the gas station and the little convenience store. No car wash etc. The lot can be a bit cramped as the back side is up against a retaining wall so best to stick to the front gas pumps If you're driving a giant vehicle. Pumps are in good condition, they accept Fuel Rewards and Giant Gas points programs. The store itself is stocked with the usual gas station type snacks. They don't have anything hot food wise however. No bathrooms that I've seen but these are Covid times so maybe I've just missed them. All in all it's a solid gas station.

Who reviews a gas station? Me, I guess. This one is near me and the prices are among the lowest in…read morethe area. They have chase pay, if you're into that. Plus squeegees for cleaning your windshield.