On the way back from the tennis game, I was looking to get gas and found this around the corner…read more The gas station has a small shop, and then the automotive service station next to it. They do have a vacuum section, and you pay for it. There are pumps that you need to pay in store, and some pay using a credit card. Then it will be okay to navigate in and out, not super easy, but can manage.

You're very lucky if you happen to live around the corner from a Wawa when I was growing up a…read morecentury ago, Wawa, was not a town....It was a location.... with a milk factory, the Mint, and lots of woods...lots !! Wawa Milk was sold commercially from Wawa and it was my school lunch/snack milk for years and years. The small boxes first opened up (and full....)were fabulous for the food wars in the cafeteria....you can imagine..Wawa to me, meant FUN!! On the little box, it said "Wawa to the American Indian means wild goose.. to you....It means good milk." Now it's a mega entity.... that's some milk

Solid location. It can get busy and crowded. Parking can get tricky. Overall, I like the location…read more I fill up my tires here but it can be hard to access the pump due to the popularity of the location. The air is free and I've found that there's often one non-working pump (there are two). Food is fine. Hoagies are good but not award winning. Staff are great! The best thing: Cuban roast coffee! It's absolutely outstanding! Definitely worth coming here on an as needed basis. Use the app to get free food. Gas prices tend to be 10 cents higher than the competition. I skip the gas unless I am pressed for time and have to yield to the higher price point. Overall, good place and this particular location finally got things right since it opened.

I am not sure how this gas station remains in business with such old gas pumps and a generally run…read moredown dispossessed demeanor. You would think that Exxon would have refurbished this old place long before this; that is, if it is in fact an Exxon station. Good place to bring your kids if they haven't seen service stations the way most looked in the end of the last century. It is still gasoline, and it does accept the Exxon credit card. But, it seems more like a taxi stand with the yellows parked alongside, and the "drivers" just hanging out in front. Only desperation could take me back there.

This location has the highest prices in Morrisville plus the place has changed owners more often…read morethan any other station in area. They only pump gasoline and offers no service work. There is a small selection of snacks and cigarettes. The rent must be really high which is why it's open then closed for months at a time. What a waste.

I stopped there to put some gas in my car, I told the attendant $30.00 and handed him my credit…read morecard. two days later I check my account and i see the $30.00 plus a second withdraw for $7.00. I called the station and spoke to Muhammad and his tactic was to scream loud and insult me. he wouldn't stop, anytime I tried to speak he would talk over me. told me that "if I went to college I would understand" if you are considering using these clowns, I would highly recommend against it.

STOP SKIMPING ON THE MAC AND CHEESE! absolutely ridiculous! i had the mac & cheese bowl with bacon…read moreagain today and OF COURSE, it looked like i had ordered yellow soup with only 2 pieces of bacon bits inside instead. where are the macaroni?? did they up and walk out of my bowl?!? what am i paying $9 for??? FILL IT TO THE TOP

I have a like/hate relationship with Wawa…read more While I appreciate the consistency of their sandwiches and coffee, their ubiquity brings a blandness and loss of true local color to far too many corners in our communities. They push themselves into every open piece of land thinking they are essential for our economies, and refuse to accept that they are not all that to many of us. In my line of work Wawa is often the bogeyman we fear will knock on the door in the middle of the night. This particular location in Morrisville, PA, is one of their large footprints with EV charging stations and separate drive thru facility. Can't complain about the electric car plug in, nor the supposed convenience of a stand alone building for faster pick up of their most popular consumables, but I don't know who produced the gas they pump, nor am I enamored with their selection of torpedo rolls for hoagies. And, then there is the sheer ugliness of their too big operation that dominates the local horizon due to oversignage, canopies and gasoline service islands. No matter what the community wants, Wawa insists we need more. So, I tend to avoid these 21st century icons, except when I absolutely need to buy petrol, find a restroom or can't drive another mile without their decent Java. 2.5 STARS just for their boring sameness and hegemony over our worlld.

Horrible experience. Employee pumping fuel was too busy on his cell phone. Terrible customer…read moreservice.

The cheapest gas in this part of town and right on my way home at night…read more Yes. It is a busy station due to price and location (Route 29 Northbound), but I find the service to be prompt and friendly. I never go into the store, so can't comment on the coffee, snacks nor social propositioning. If you're looking for quality gasoline and good prices, this is a good place to consider.

I don't care what anyone says. QuickChek has the best coffee. Employees have to pay for their…read morecoffee though- not sure how I feel about that. 5 stars otherwise.

My second visit to any Quick Chek, and I admit that their approach to Convenience Store is a nice…read moreupgrade over the traditional view of the genre. They offer hot and cold customized food, an array of coffee and snack options, and a spacious floor plan that encourages you to walk around and check it out. Too, the staff in both places I have visited is friendly and courteous to a very noticeable degree. These places remind of modern rest stops found along the highways and byways of America. Finding them on the streets of our cities is a bit of an amazement. A very enjoyable one.

Very friendly service…read more Food and drinks sold here ConocoPhillips gas PA lottery too Will return again Highly recommend

I frequently get gas here because they have a self-serve island…read more The two stars is because their little snack shop area gas has a $20 minimum for credit/ debit cards, so you have to make a withdrawal at their ghetto ATM (with a fee, of course) if you don't have cash. This is doubly annoying because there's a 7-11 a block away with a gas station across from it, so I usually go there if I can. The downside about THAT station is that, although they have a self-service island, you have to pay inside even if you're using a card, making the whole experience a bit slower.

Stopped here after shopping at P C. Richard just north of station. Got gas but the attendant did…read moresomething that few stations do, he checked all my fluids. Back in the 70's when i was a pump jockey, we had to do that to every car. Glad to know some one gives the extra effort. Good station.

Have used this station 3 times. Two times out of three, attendant waits till I turned off the car,…read morethen asks me to move closer. Says the hose won't reach three feet. Use the one on Quackerbridge Rd, his price is better and he has normal hoses.