Clean bathrooms and nice variety of snacks and beverages, but the gas station / attendants need to…read morebe better . They couldn't even print us a receipt .

You simply cannot escape the advertising onslaught... Wawa has pizza!... screams the local cable…read moreblitzkrieg. After tasting this cardboard all I have to say is they'd be much better off using their inside voice as these amateur hour pizza spinners extol their excruciatingly bad Neapolitan. Too much tasteless cheese and microscopic saucing all on a Eucharist wafer crust that's definitely in need of serious prayer. If you're jonesing for pizza at 2am, have at it but if your pizza choice is entirely elective seek refuge elsewhere. Two stars only because I like Wawa.

This place is terrible first there's a homeless guy asking for money in the front of the place.then…read morethey didn't have a bathroom and I ordered a meal with fries then I just never got my fries. Never again

The worker gave me ketchup and no extra cheese on my chicken sandwich or fries f!ck themread more

This is the fourth time I have had a prescription sent in and it was out of stock, which is fine…read more However, this time, my doctor sent it in on a Friday and Walgreens said it would be ready Monday. Called Monday and they still don't have it and had ME call another store to see if they had some. I am now out of medicine and not even a sorry. Will be finding another pharmacy.

We were driving by this store yesterday afternoon and I was desperate for a snack. The store is…read morelarge, very clean and well-organized. I joyfully discovered that they had peanut butter cookies and I decided to buy all four packages (hey; they're a rarity and naturally I wanted to share them with my husband). Unfortunately I then discovered that all four packages had expiration dates from three months ago. I waylaid the manager and she agreed that it was inexcusable; she said she's chronically short-staffed and had implored her staff to keep tabs on expired packages....she opened one of the packages so I could ascertain whether or not the cookies were stale (indeed they were [blech]), plus we had a very amusing conversation. I ended up buying two other varieties, which were delicious and quite a bargain. Also, the young guy at the cashier's was friendly.

Monique is such a wonderful employee. She is a breath of sunshine. She helps when she is needed…read more She is extremely hard working and ambitious. Her smile is a welcoming experience

I purchased a toasted buttered roll and a coffee from Quick Check, Route 9, Howell, NJ, just to be…read moreleft with an expensive, leather, vintage purse, drenched in an excessive amount of butter from the roll. My bag is ruined! After professionally corresponding with Quick Check's CS Dept., they offered me a refund for the roll & butter. Management has ignored my many requests' to have my bag cleaned or replaced. I am a disabled senior citizen, who frequented this establishment for many years. It seems that as long as you patronize them, they love you as a customer. If there's an issue, you simply do not matter. Should have been going to Wawa. Lesson learned.

Time to update, because CVS decided to update…read more I can't be the only one annoyed with the new "self check-in" computer at the pharmacy desk. That does absolutely nothing to improve wait/pick up time. Because there is always a line- but explain exactly how this self check-in, is any faster or more efficient?????... - Staff punching in your information, and you are standing at the counter- old way -You punching in your information, and standing at the counter-new way ...and the line behind you grows- and no one else can punch in information, until the check out at the counter-is complete, because your information is readable and it tells you to wait. Sigh. It should be: You punch in your information, then once accepted- it clears out the screen (your information has been accepted and no one else can see it) and the next person in line can do the same. Because have provided necessary info, the system is cleared, and you just wait to be called. Info in, cleared, wait, called, pick up, pay, go. Repeat. But no. There is still a long line, you have to wait for the person who punched in their information, now waiting at the counter to receive their scripts. It makes no sense and is an added step of nonsense, since the staff still needs to walk up, look at your script, walk around to the bins, collect said scripts and then come ring it up. Pharmacy staff is still great and always helpful, so absolutely no complaints at all-- but CVS really needs to rethink this computer check in process- You listening CVS??

This CVS used to be the best. Former pharmacist Irene was super, terrific & ran it it like a well…read moreoiled machine. As well as her kindness & efficiency she was a pleasure. NOW it's become the most awful Pharmacy I ever dealt with! If you go hold good luck getting someone to pick up your call. They have no courtesy & calling you with an update does not exist. Instead I had to call for days to find out a medication that was promised to come in never did. CVS put me through the worst anxiety & frustration. I'm switching ASAP.

nasty layout ! nasty store very old not up to date very…read morelame selection low ceiling causing a claustrophobic environment the staff is sweet and nice