I'm giving it the next to highest rating I can because it's the cheapest gas I've found anywhere in…read moreNorth Jersey (or Central Jersey, for that matter), and believe me, I've been looking, and looking hard. I do a fair amount of driving and don't want to break the bank simply to fill up my tank. As a general rule of thumb, Delta Gas Stations are pretty ubiquitous, and they usually offer the best prices you're going to find (although Conoco...particularly the Conoco Gas Station on Rt. 22 in Branchburg, NJ...definitely gives Delta stiff competition when it comes to a relatively painless, economical experience at the pump). I grew up not far from here, but I don't make my way up in this direction very often these days. My old friends have moved away, or I've lost touch, or they've cut me loose, or they've died. Occasionally, though, I do come up to visit my old home town of Wayne or nearby Totowa (I don't venture into Paterson anymore; I have good memories of it, but I've become increasingly timid in my old age about driving into high crime areas). It would be easier, and faster, to just continue on Rt 287 North, and turn right for the Wayne exit, which becomes Rt 23 (now known as "Heroin Highway," or so I've been told). Back in the mid 70's, when we moved to Somerset County (which geographically really isn't that far away but seemed as distant and alien as Mars to the surly, alienated teenager that I was), Rt 287 ended at Montville, and this isolated, meandering route was the only way my parents knew to get back to Wayne when they dropped me off to visit friends. Or when they picked me up to take me home. (The area has become more built up with the passing decades, but it still looks remarkably like what I remember from my teenage years.) Now, I'll drive it for nostalgic reasons, but also because I like to stop in and gas up at this Delta. It's on a road that might be described as "country," (by North Jersey standards, anyway), but you have to be careful pulling into the gas station, as well as pulling out of it. Traffic comes zipping along pretty quick, you're not going to be able to see very far up the road or down it, and if your reflexes are less than perfect, you're liable to get clipped by one of NJ's notorious "gotta get to wherever the hell it is I gotta get to at warp speed" drivers. It's a small gas station, with not a lot of room at the pumps. Each side can usually accommodate 2 drivers. The owner, or at least the "gentleman" who pumps the gas, is efficient, and will fill your tank up pretty quickly. If you're expecting small talk, this is not the place where you'll get it. He's probably a nice guy with non-customers, or maybe "regulars," and I in no way mean to impugn his character, but when he leans in and gruffly asks, "CAN I HELP YOU!?!?" it's in the same tone of voice and with the same enthusiastic "warmth" as someone else "asking," "CAN I CAVE YOUR SKULL IN WITH A BRICK!?!" It's the same approach every time I stop in here. In this era of Covid-19, he wasn't wearing a face mask; perhaps he's an old-timer who regards resorting to such measures as effete, Blue-State foppery. In the interests of securing cheap gas, I made sure I was wearing mine. But it's because of this that I'm giving this particular Delta less than 5 stars. Maybe when this crisis ends (hopefully soon), I can raise it up to 5 stars. Not that this guy is holding his breath waiting. There appears to be a garage attached, although I'm not sure what kind of mechanical work, if any, they do. If the prices for mechanical work are as reasonable as their gas prices, it might be worth checking out. The gruffness of the proprietor doesn't really faze me-- I've encountered remarkably few charm school graduates manning the pumps anywhere I've gone for gas in NJ. And, the truth is, if I had to pump gas all day in a variety of harsh weather conditions, dealing with an assortment of customers who might be best described as "a*sholes," I suppose I could conceivably be less than charming and upbeat too. In any event, if you're looking for the cheapest gas around, this is the place to go. At least, that's been my experience.

This Costco fuel up is just what is needed off of 23, that is if you are actually on 23. I came…read morehere for the first time and usually turn off on the block before it so I didn't actually see it. It is also kind of blocked by the Friday's so I missed it. Either way It's Costco gas, the workers are friendly, fast and keep the lines going. This Costco gas isn't quite as big as the one I normally frequent in Union, which is interesting I like The Wayne Costco, but prefer Union's Gas. This is simply because there are three pumps for each line up as opposed to two here which really slows things down. Still it's Costco gas and that means it's good prices but if you're really in a hurry you could go down the road.

Always nice staff ! They do their best to get the line moving as fast as they can. Never had an…read moreissue at this gas station. Doesn't matter what side your gas tank is on you can use either lane. Costco gas always has the best prices no doubt. I would rather struggle with 10 miles left of gas to get to this gas station then pay for gas at any other gas station. Struggle is real people.

Nice spot. I came here to try the Wawa & QuickChek at the same time, since they are next to each…read moreother. I enjoyed the spicy chicken wrap from QuickChek more, but enjoyed the meatball sub from Wawa more.

Busy busy 24/7 but you know when you go in there you wind up usually spending more than expected…read more Always clean. I have to nitpick on This. The chewy ice never works. But ordering a sandwich or salad is always fresh.

This is probably the best gas station along 23 North between Route 80 and Route 287. Gas prices are…read morealways competitive, they provide free air for maintaining your tire pressure, they have a single cash/credit price, and they never seem to want to top off the tank. These are all excellent items in my book. The only way of making it better for 5 stars would be good cheap iced coffees like Cumberland Farms has up in New England.

I work nearby and occasionally stop in for gas. This store is a lighthouse for every strange person…read moreimaginable in a 10 mile radius and i really don't feel safe getting out of my car here anymore. My coffee today had grinds in it and my roll was stale.

my roast beef sandwich looked and tasted horrible. after the first bite I wanted to throw up. I…read moreopened the sandwich and the roast beef looked like rubber(fake)

This (Bolla Market and Mobile Gas Station off Route 23 North, Packanack Lake, Wayne, NJ has not…read morebeen open 24 hours per day for several months now. They apparently close around 9:30 pm, and seem not to open before 6 AM in the morning or later. The hours of operation needs to be updated online, as it erroneously indicates being a 24 hour open business, when they no longer are.

I've stopped here many times on my way home from work. Often, no one ever comes out to pump my…read moregas. I've left on many occasions with no gas after waiting more than five minutes. If you need gas late at night, don't waste your time going here. Go to quick check instead which is located right before this gas station.

The attendant who came and filled my car up was very nice. She did a great job. The restroom on the…read moreother hand, definitely needs some upkeep and work.

I echo the other reviews about the attendants, the guy hitting on girls at night is creepy and I…read moredon't feel comfortable going to this location anymore. The one man who works inside is nice, but this location for some reason (maybe it's proximity to the highway?) attracts some seedy patrons. I live locally and go out of my way to ensure I don't have to stop here.