South Salisbury MD ( WAWA ) Chili is Banging--This Chili has all the right ingredients and just…read moregood especially with this freezing weather. Even chilies NO LONGER SELLS CHILI--( Image that ), Wawa has you beat! Thanks Wawa the chili is great.

This is my "build to order "for a Buffalo hot chicken hoagie from Wawa because corporate mandates…read morehow they make them and I don't want it tasting like a gas station hoagie LOL ; breaded CHiCKEN STRIPS, buffalo, classic 10 inches, American cheese, select your spread "buffalo" , seasonings: salt, pepper, oregano , sweet & hot peppers, Parmigiana cheese , extra cheese American , and side of blue cheese or ranch ( whichever creamy dressing you like). Tell the deli associate to douse buffalo sauce on hoagie so it's not dry and has some flavor and Wallah !Wawa!

Wawa is currently running a great deal where you can get a hoagie, a bag of chips, and drink for…read morejust $6.00. It was actually a lot of food and a great value! Everyone in our Department agreed the hoagies were actually good. If you aren't already a rewards menu with Wawa it's totally worth it . I get points every time I buy food, drinks, or gas. I use my rewards for saving 15 cents off per gallon of gas.

This is, without question, one of the worst Wawa locations I've ever stepped foot in. And that's…read moresaying something, because Wawa is usually known for being reliable. This one? Not even close. Every single time I've been here, they're out of coffee. Not "low," not "in the process of making more"--just completely out. At a place that's built around coffee, that's unacceptable. The bigger issue is the staff. You can't ask a simple question without getting attitude back, like you're the problem for expecting basic service. Employees are yelling across the store at each other, and the whole place feels chaotic and unprofessional. On top of that, it's just dirty. Floors, counters, overall environment--it all feels neglected. There's no sense of pride in the store, and it shows. At this point, they might as well shut this location down and start over, because whatever is going on here clearly isn't working.

I stopped into the brand new Dash In this past holiday weekend to see if it had improved over its…read moreprevious incarnation. I was quite dismayed to discover it was the same old Dash In. I ordered the hamburger and was horrified to find two hairs on top of my bun! They were short hairs and I pray to God above that whomever made this burger has short hair otherwise I don't even want to begin to consider from where that hair came from! I will never return to this establishment!

I stop in most mornings on my way to work, the staff is attentive, coffee is good. Love seeing the…read moreowner helping customers and all staff are attentive to their community members! Can't ask for better. Kudos! #communityminded

Tip; Free ATM Withdrawals. The maximum amount you can withdrawal is $200…read more This is a clean well stocked Royal Farms which has an easy on and off the highway.

costumer service was good. everyone was doing a good job…read more the store was clean inside and out

There are several reasons I enjoy traveling up and down the Delmarva Peninsula when driving between…read moreRaleigh and New Jersey. One of them is the opportunity to stop at one of the last remaining original Stuckey's locations still in operation. I have stopped here several times. On this visit, I was returning home from the wedding of a younger colleague in Central New Jersey. The store is located on US 13, about an hour north of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. This part of US 13 is a peaceful and historic drive in either direction through Virginia's Eastern Shore. My first order of business was to park and head for the restrooms. Parking is available on either side of the nostalgic Stuckey's building, with the gas pumps directly in front. The restrooms were clean and very well maintained. Inside, there are aisles and aisles of souvenirs and great snacks--including the famous Stuckey's pecan log rolls--as well as the Southern Grille. I purchased several pecan log rolls and a bunch of souvenirs. The woman at the cash register was very helpful and carefully packed everything for my trip home. Stopping here is like stepping back into the golden age of the American road trip. One of these times, I am finally going to order something from the Southern Grille!

Sadly, one of very few original Stuckeys stores remaining. Used to have a much larger selection of…read morechocolates, nuts and beverages.

How can a convenience store that is so new be so disgustingly dirty? This place is filthy even by…read moreRoyal Farms standards, which already are low. The restroom floor is covered in toilet paper & trash. The sinks (which are designed poorly - who thought it was a good idea to have a soap dispenser, faucet, and dryer in one unit?) do not work properly - neither had soap, one faucet worked, and neither dryer worked. At least there is a plunger available should it be needed - if you don't mind grabbing the handle which is covered in crusty, dried fecal matter. Royal Farms has an issue across our region - even the new stores are not being maintained properly.

I like Royal Farms since they are similar to Wawa with "one stop shopping" where you can grab a…read moresnack and fill the tank up. I did not like the positioning of the pumps while driving an SUV but we were able to accomplish our goal of getting gas.

Stopped here Saturday evening after picking up a stranded motorist near the inlet bridge. Staff…read moremembers were helpful, explained how to deal with the problem, and even provided a jug of water and solo cup for an improvised funnel. Should I need a garage in the future, this will be the place!

Conveniently located and oddly it is not ever crowded, though prices are very competitive…read more Convenience store and bathroom facilities are very limited. There is full service for your vehicle available which is great in case of an emergency..

Stopped in for a soda but ended up ordering a fried chicken platter. Freshly made and delicious…read more Will be back.

Don't ever say ," I don't eat at gas stations." I commute everyday about 25 miles and stop in JTs…read moreMarket about three times a week to get gas, coffee, or YES for sandwiches. I call ahead and I'm able to order the most awesome BLT's on Rye bread, ham/cheese, or even a cheese steak. Long ago gas stations were known for hot dogs rolling on a spinner or dried out donuts not anymore. You can even get fresh corn pone or corn bread on the front counter when your paying. This gas station ROCKS.

Gas and convenience store on the main drag through Dagsboro. Four gas pumps reasonable price per…read moregallon and plenty of parking.

Vacation plot twist: a couple of our girls ended up with sore throats at 11:00 PM on a holiday…read more Enter: Wawa -- the real MVP of the night. We ordered DayQuil and cough drops, expecting exactly that... but when our bag arrived, it also included two packets of honey and a handwritten note that said, "Hope you feel better soon!!" That tiny act of kindness completely made our night. It was thoughtful, unexpected, and honestly just the sweetest thing after a long travel week. Thank you for reminding us that customer service isn't dead -- it's alive, well, and apparently working the late shift at Wawa. We'll never forget this

Wawa used to have good Italian hoagies. I wanted a hoagie for dinner, so I came to get one. The…read morerolls are not great; there was hardly any tomato, lettuce and onion; the meat was not the capacolla, salami and prosciutto I expected. It was cheap generic sub meat. Altogether it tasted ok but the White House (the one in AC) has nothing to worry about!!!