Now more than ever I can appreciate having fresh coffee available at all hours of the night. The…read moreessential workers here are a real shining star staying up all night for those of us who cannot be in bed The store is located in a relatively safe part of town and is very well lit

Very clean store first off. It is always busy mostly because of all the condensed housing nearby…read more The parking lot is better than most. Air for your flat tire is there too. The drink fountains are some of the cleanest i have ever seen. The owners are very nice but of late are usually very rushed due to the throng of customers that pass thru. Near post office so you can grab whatever you need on your way into work.

I've been to this Wawa quite a few times and never had a problem... The staff is very friendly and…read morehelpful.... As with any and all other Wawa's the coffee is always fresh... This store is very clean inside and outside...

An old school, petroleum-free Wawa embedded in a rundown strip mall that meets my daily needs for…read morecaffeine and the occasional hoagie with extreme efficiency and cheerfulness that is much appreciated. While the new Wawas expand their footprints and offerings to accommodate pizza, burgers and no doubt, the unholy spectre of convenience store Chinese, this compact shop does it all with a smile - making sure the coffee is hot and any misguided expansion is held firmly at bay.

Just completed a rapid Covid test at the drive thru lane at this Rite Aid in Levittown, PA, in…read moreanticipation of visiting family in Virginia later this week. The appointment was made online last week on the Rite Aid website, and this location had the earliest available time. I arrived a few minutes early, but found two cars lined up ahead of me. By the time they reached me, I was right on time. After showing my appointment email and photo ID, the test kit was passed to me in a small bag. I had read the instructions prior to arrival, so I understood how the process worked. The long handled swab was in a sealed sleeve which I opened to remove. I broke it in half where indicated and gently pushed it into first one nostril and then the other. The technique was to push it as far into my nose as it would go. The directions warned that it would be uncomfortable, and it was, but not enough to cause gagging or choking. Ten rotations while in each nostril, and then carefully open the vial with the reddish liquid inside and put the swab end first into it and close the glass tube with a few turns to make it secure. When completed, I placed the vial into the sliding delivery drawer. The masked pharmacist retrieved it from there and told me that was it, and I should depart. Results in 2-3 days. All in all, a simple process, but it did require keeping calm and some manual dexterity. Took about 5-7 minutes in total. Surprised about the low level anxiety felt as I went through this. I have no symptoms and I don't think I've been exposed, but after two years of this life and aware that Omicron is so easily spread, you just never know what to expect.

I love Rite Aid . My insurance only pays for CBS prescriptions . So Rite Aid is very close to my…read morehome. Wished I could fill my scripts there . CVS not CBS

Price was mislabeled as $0 so I got free mother circus animal crackers!! Utterly amazingread more

The review is for all the stores; I noticed a man and a woman with long hair serving food and not…read morewearing a head net; I call headquarters and told them about it last year and guess what? Yesterday and today I stopped in two different locations, and I saw guys with long, long hair of their stupid hats that won't protect us at all, why they don't spend a few pennies on it? Well, for me I only go for coffee and even that yesterday tasted like crop, I rather go to McDonald's, in another store I saw a guy with long nails like a woman and all painted in different colors, wonder how much shit can hide under those nails? For the owner you need to pay attention to us, we are the one's that pay your bills, pay attention, if the roman empire collapsed why not your stores, as me....NO MORE YOU JUST LOST ONE MORE CUSTOMER.

This is one of the best super market brands to go to if you live on the East Coast. Not only does…read moreWegmans overall have the best pricing, but the quality of the products is outstanding. More affordable than most of the other big name brands such as Safeway or Shop Rite. The service is always usually good at Wegmans as well as the variety of food to choose from. They can make you fresh sandwiches, pizza, sushi, asian cuisine etc. The ambiance at this location is also really fun since the inside of the supermarket has its own unique designs to make you think you're walking through a town. Finally the best and most important part of this supermarket is the size of it. This supermarket is huge and has so much variety in everything to choose from its almost impossible to pass up on so much. This is the supermarket I prefer to go to next to Trader Joe's thanks to everything I just mentioned.

It's been 13 years, and I still LOVE this store. It's gotten even better, and I miss it so much…read more Still great service, and a clean, bright atmosphere. Their ready-to-go food section is absolutely amazing. Whenever I'm in town, I always stop by to stock up on: crunchy raisin bran (Wegmans brand) cherry vanilla seltzer (Wegmans brand) basting oil (Wegmans brand) bread & bagels I know that there are other Wegmans nearby, but this location is the OG for me.

Admittedly, I've never been a fan of 7-Eleven as I've always considered the founding father of the…read morec-store concept to be a long in the tooth anachronism in the face of modern competitors such as WaWa and Quick Chek. Well, as my family will tell you, they love it when I'm wrong and the 7-11 in Princeton Junction is as clean and modern as any convenience outlet in central Jersey. Bright and spacious I might even consider eating something that originated here (when no one is looking of course.) Let's not go crazy, I'll start with coffee and gasoline and work my way up. The coffee in particular is a terrific eye opener as you watch with incredulity as the attendants raise the price of gas every ten minutes... but that's happening everywhere. To me 7-Eleven has always been snake eyes. Well, their location in Princeton Junction has made a liar of me and my family couldn't be more pleased. Five easy stars.

This 7-Eleven was greatly needed in Princeton Junction. Also, rebuilding the gas station and…read morekeeping it open 24/7 is a great bonus to the area. The convenience store has milk, sandwiches and other snacks, healthy choices, coffee and capucino, cold drinks, and lots of other amenities.

First time visit…read more Warm, friendly greeting from staff Covid 19 protocols are being followed Big parking lot

These guys go out of their way to make sure the coffee is fresh and the donuts aren't terribly…read morehorrible. I appreciate everyone who has been here throughout the pandemic helping everyone else who needs to keep going

Friendly employees have great communication style. Delicious made to order sandwiches with prices…read morethat represent exceptionally good value.

I got a burrito there, nothing I asked for was on it besides rice and chicken. I payed EXTRA for…read morefajita veggies and those were not even on it. It also took 20 minutes to get my food when I was the only person there and the four workers were standing around talking.

Good and well maintained wawa right at the intersection . I stopped here to get some lunch, and…read morethey prepared the order so fast and will visit again.

Do we really need another Wawa? Apparently we do. Brand new and gleaming, this location is state of…read morethe art offering tasty hoagies in a jiffy and plenty of caffeine to keep you awake while your Tesla inhales electrons for 90 minutes. For you old schoolers, you can gas n' go in less time than it takes to say Elon Musk five times fast. This location is a really nice upgrade from the storefront Wawa it replaced a few blocks down Quakerbridge. A very easy five stars punctuated by the availability of 'free air'