This Walgreens is trying. I'm giving it three stars because it's the only drug store in this part…read moreof downtown Wilmington along the busy Market Street corridor. But it's sort of a sad store. I walked by a bunch of times before realizing that it was even open, because the outside looks like it might be abandoned. (There are many closed shops on nearby side streets, so it was a distinct possibility.) You can find all the essentials here, from beauty to bandaids and snack foods. The store is clean and not empty but sort of low on stock. Basically, nothing remarkable. If you are in this part of the city and need something in a pinch, Walgreens might be your only option.

never answers pharmacy calls and even waiting on a prescription for over a month , switch my…read morepharmacy to a diff Walgreens. but switching out of Walgreens as a whole

Endangered my unborn child, destroyed the evidence, and then dismissed me…read more On 11/24/25, I ate a Wawa salad containing a dead fly. I am pregnant and was terrified for the safety of my baby. I ended up in the ER with diarrhea, severe vomiting and uterine cramping. I couldn't keep food down for two days and lost my appetite for four more days after that. The way Wawa handled this was appalling: Destruction of Evidence: I told Catherine C (Customer Relations) I planned to contact a lawyer that I know who could have the food tested for further contamination. She insisted I return it to the store for 'internal testing.' I complied. The store manager, Nambia at the time offered me $6.99 to resolve the issue. I later found out that Wawa's Corporate team contacted the store and instructed them to discard the salad. Dismissive Corporate Response: Michelle Chapman (Michelle.chapman@helmsmantpa.com) has been completely dismissive of my trauma. She passed the blame to their supplier, Taylor Farms and did not provide any further resolution beyond $6.99. Wawa tricked me into giving back the evidence, destroyed it, and now refuses to take accountability. Take caution if you eat at this Wawa. Side note: I have been going to wawa faithfully since I was a child...sometimes 10+ times a month, which my wawa app will reflect. The way the store manager and corporate handled this is disappointing to say the least.

Ranking Wawa(s) , this location is outstanding. I order food here at least once a week. Super fast…read moreand Courteous.

The owner of this establishment is amazing. I went in looking for a good tasting Merlot that was…read morelow and sulfites not only did he steer me in the right direction he gave me a sample of the one he thought I would like and it was amazing. No better way to buy wine. I loved being able to sample it before purchase. He can't do that with all of them but some of them.

Drove 20 mins to come to this specific liquor store based on good reviews as we were seeking a…read morespecific stout brewed in DE.... Parked and discovered the establishment was closed despite Yelp showing they were open, along with the hours posted on the storefront showing they should be open. However, the place was locked up and from peering through the window, the place was a mess inside. They have a small bar which can be seen through the window and there was dirty glassware and bottles of liquor left all over the bar.

very clean store, the drive thru if very convenient if you already know what you want. the owners…read moreare very friendly and got everything you need !!! one stop shop

From the owner: First drive-thru Smoke Shop in Delaware!! Open late till 2amread more

I was so completely well taken care by everyone, especially Deb in the pharmacy, who went above…read moreand beyond in my frantic and pathetic search for brown waterproof mascara (yup, she works in the pharmacy but got sucked into my plight. On the other hand, why do absolutely no major cosmetic companies make WATERPROOF brown- not black brown- BROWN mascara?)

Did the pharmacy team here recently change? They are HORRIBLE! They have messed the rx from my…read moredoctor up twice. And they just don't seem to care at all. When they finally did get it right, they sent me a message that the rx was ready for pickup then when I got there I had to wait so long that I had to finally leave because I had another appt to get to. It didn't used to be like this.

It is quite interesting to me that the company can pay for elaborate renovations, yet do not know…read morehow to hire employees who can make sandwiches. It is not rocket science. Follow the instructions on the slip of paper. I have gone to this location several times and they have gotten my order wrong and I have let it slide because it was only a couple toppings. I'm not sure if getting gaslighted is the "catch" of the current $6 meal deal, but it is unprofessional. If you want to manipulate other people, then become a psychologist. If this has to do with my work as the world-renowned radical feminist theorist and scientist that I am, then you need to discuss your opposing perspectives on my work with me directly. My scientific or political perspectives have absolutely nothing at all to do with making me a sandwich. If the women behind the counter were good at being "neurodevelopmentally healthy" traditional women, then they would be doing everything in their power to make a stellar sandwich anyway - correct? Furthermore, if these same women do not like working at Wawa, then I'm sure they all could seduce Wawa's CEO instead. Obviously, no radical feminist who wants to destroy society, like myself apparently, is going to do anything to stop any woman from embracing a neurodevelopmentally healthy feminine traditional gender role of seducing men to get what they want. It may, indeed, be quite clever to play mind games with people either just for the sake of it or because you don't like or agree with them. It may be quite clever to give someone a sandwich half-made on numerous occasions. What this behavior is not, however, is professional. As I have already stated, the women who cannot do their jobs properly of making sandwiches have the advantage their male counterparts do not have of seducing wealthy and successful men to get what they want instead of doing something as basic as making a sandwich at Wawa. If you can't do your job, then there are plenty of willing men who will "take care of" you instead. All you have to do is follow the instructions on the piece of paper that someone paid for. Your ability to do your job should have zero relevance to whether the sandwich is discounted.

The place is always super packed during the breakfast, lunch, and dinner times but the staff gets…read morethe food made quickly! The self checkout is useful for those just stopping in for a quick little snack I feel like Wawa is slowly starting to improve after their massive falloff during the Covid era

Small gas station in the Trolley Square neighborhood of Wilmington. Gas here in…read moreColumbus/Indigenous Peoples Day was 12 cents cheaper than local competitors. This may be due to the fact that this station is celebrating a grand opening. Only four pumps here on the four lanes. Receipt was not available at the pump