Easy to stop by and fill up here, but this gas station is consistently ~50 cents higher than…read morestations just a 5 minutes drive away from here. Save yourself some trouble and head out a little bit to any other Sunoco so you don't have to get price gouged during your fill up. Otherwise, service and availability is of no issue here. The food mart is on the smaller side, but well-served!

Big Sweet Man ! Let me charge my phone for 10 minutes ! Clean store, lots of options!…read moreThank You !! Many Blessings To you !

The price of gas goes down if you get a car wash; didn't notice a car wash but it was late at night.read more

A dump . Dangerous and the gas pumped really really slow: I thought I was being set up to be…read morerobbed. I stopped pumping and left

I drove from NYC non stop; what I'm expecting is fill my gas tank, get some coffee , sandwich,…read morerefreshments and of course "use the bathroom but for some reason they couldn't let me use their bathroom. I'm very unhappy and why did I put gas there Now I'll have for another gas station that would let me use their bathroom making me loose my time..

Pros: Convenient location on Girard at I-95 exit/entrance…read more Cheapest gas around Cons: Cash only for the cheapest gas No customer bathroom Depends on what you're looking for. Never had a problem with service, but is a pain to have to go in to pay cash for gas and then go back for your change.

Some kids were there today scamming people. They asked to help pump gas but in reality had placed…read moreskimmers on the pumps. I tried to call the gas station but the number doesn't work. Do not go here.

If I could give this place a no star I would. The pumps there are awful. It took me 15-20 mins to…read morepump $50 worth of gas. The fact that they're about $1 more for per gallon is insane. Place is a joke

Great store! It's near our employee lot, so it's very convenient Some of the staff can be a…read morelittle testy sometimes, but majority are more patient than others. Understandable since some of the customers can be a little troublesome. Great snacks and breakfast items. Lots of different hot beverage flavors.

Service was slow and staff was overwhelmed. Food took 25 minutes. Food was Ok but I will only come…read moreback when it's not lunch time.

If you're from Philly, you have got a love Wawa. I usually stop at Wawa for tea. I stopped later in…read morethe afternoon to get a cup of tea. On my way to a work event. The store is clean. The shelves are well stocked. The people are nice. While I was in there, someone stole a carton of cigarettes. The security guard and the cashier were cursing and yelling for a few minutes after it happened. People were still waiting to pay. Seems like they could've handled it a little more professionally.

Do not expect the workers to understand how a car shows your fuel level. All that came out of the…read morepump was air, and my car dash still showed the same amount of miles left before and after "pumping gas". I asked for a refund and all they tried to give me was a receipt and was visibly confused when I told them nothing was coming out of the pump...even though they have 3 of 6 pumps out of order. Don't go to this location. Find somewhere else.

This is my local gas station, and regretfully so. Often, a good handful of the 16 pumps are…read moreunavailable for use for one reason or another. Sometimes they don't even mark them as unavailable or broken, and you find out only after going all the way through the pre-fill process. In the warmer months, you can find folks out here offering to re-rack your gas pump so that they can not fully re-rack it and then invite their friends to fill up on your card. Do be careful and only return your pump yourself, no matter how friendly the offer. The 7-Eleven itself is slightly below average in cleanliness, and honestly I haven't checked it out that much because I'm too wary of leaving my car unattended when I come here to fill up on my own. Will I still come here to fill up? Yes, since the alternative for me is going out to West Philadelphia and this is good enough. But not a great place to go if you can avoid it.

don't go to location late at night the facilities will be close only allowing gas payment by cardread more

Two Philadelphia icons within steps of one another. Such a Philadelphia thing to do. One sewn into…read moreour national history and another that people have come to know for the convenience of it all. It was odd to see at first, but a welcomed sight on a very hot 100+ degree day. I arrived in the area shortly before an event was to happen that I just so happened to be attending. I wanted to prepare myself as I could feel I was going to be dehydrated. I am so happy I did this as we were standing in the sun for so very long that I felt I was going to melt. I ran inside, went straight to the cooler section and grabbed myself two waters. I saw I had the option to use self checkout, but was closer to the traditional register. I decided to go the traditional route, but should have opted for the self checkout. No fault to the company, it was the customer in front of me that had no concern for other customers. It took longer than it would have if I went to the self checkouts. Paid, I nearly guzzled the first water. I was happy to see this so close to the nearby sites, if I needed anything else, I knew I would stop back here before leaving.

Wawa on the historic mile in Philadelphia, right near the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, is…read moreone of the larger stores in the chain and covers a lot of ground for what it is. I walked into a space that felt big, well stocked, and surprisingly comprehensive: a bakery, a coffee bar, a full hoagie counter, and a convenience store all under one roof. The ordering process took some figuring out. Food is ordered at a touchscreen kiosk, paid for at the register, and then picked up at a separate counter. Drinks are handled independently from food as well. None of it felt intuitive as a first timer, and there was not much in the way of signage or staff guidance to walk me through the flow. I found myself standing around more than once trying to figure out where to go next. Wait times for prepared food became a real issue during the lunch rush. I waited over 25 minutes for a simple hoagie, and I noticed others around me had been waiting even longer. For a convenience store setup, a 20 to 35 minute wait is longer than you would expect. If you are in a hurry or working around a tight schedule, that is worth factoring in before you commit to a hot food order. The store itself is clean and the product selection is solid. Fountain drinks, coffee, pastries, and a full convenience store selection give you enough options to cover most situations.

If I could give zero stars I would, this place was very rude and unprofessional to me, I was…read moreplanning to get something from the store really quickly cause i had work soon, i try to open the door but it didn't open and i thought i was opening it the wrong way so I try again because this 7-11 says it's open 24/7 then i saw a older lady waving to me and i thought she meant they were closed so i started walking to leave, THEN this rude woman opens the door and starts yelling saying to give her a minute because they are in the middle of a shift change and continue to raise her voice AT ME saying that i was about to break her door and that caught me off guard i'm not the type of person to argue but this lady was so rude and kept yelling at me and all i said was okay have a nice day because i'm not going to let someone make me angry.

Happened to be in this area on a Saturday... not sure if it's like this during the week or maybe…read moreI'm just lucky enough to get to these places during a swarm, but cars were like sharks waiting to get an open pump...