The guy who was pumping gas here today is probably the best gas station attendant in the county. We…read moredon't live nearby, but if we did, my husband and I said we would go there regularly for gas just because this guy is so nice! And as a bonus, cleaned our windshield like it's never been cleaned! Took such pride in it. Love this guy!

Sunoco station on 124. Extremely narrow if you are in a SUV but the guy who pumps the gas is…read morefriendly. Turning out of here can be a bear.

Look this is a wawa. There are plenty around. The standard fare from hot foods to convenience…read morestore goodies and lots of coffees. Every now and then you stumble upon some unique flavored chips that you haven't seen before. This location also has gas. What makes this review-worthy: The staff. There are a few gems here that are extra polite and always have a smile no matter the time or the weather. This goes for both the inside staff and outside staff. Even the customers seem happy and conversational! It's our go-to for that very reason.

Wawa Stores seem to be sprouting up all over the place and that's just fine by me. It just means…read morethat no matter where I am or where I'm going there's always a place nearby to grab some convenient deliciousness. Case in point this solid spot here in Springfield where the never-ending flow of freshly brewed Coffee is always at the ready as well as some super tasty made-to-order food options to go along with it.   Service here is friendly and efficient whenever I'm grabbing my stuff no matter what time of day or how busy they always seem to have great attitudes. I'm finding that one recurring theme with this chain seems to be that no matter which location I'm at, they all are pretty consistent with their service, value, and overall convenience while their competitors differ from store to store and sometimes fall flat. Wawa would you wanna FILL Up anywhere else? Come And Get Your Munch On!!

Great Customer Service! They will treat you like a family!…read moreGas attendant was really helpful! One and only station that still cleans windows! Must go

Used to be a Citgo station. The new owner is very friendly and the cash price is the cheapest…read morearound. Located right near the Short Hills train Station and open longer and more often than the previous Citgo. Please patronize.

A gas station that cleans your windows while you fill up. You don't find this alot anymore.read more

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Having come from dropping someone off at Newark Airport from a two-hour drive away via the Lyft…read moreridesharing service, when I came into the area, I was looking high-and-low for a gas station. I tried to find gas stations that I recognized the name for, and came upon a listing for Gulf, which I thought was in this location. And although when I set my navigation I was just up your road at the Firestone dealer, I looked both ways but couldn't spot this location. I had to make a large block and came out by the BP gas on 78 then on my route back found this Gulf - just less than a tenth of a mile from where i started my journey around your town from. (Ugh, big loop, but I was from out-of-state.) When I arrived at your gas station, I saw a truck was in the best spot to fill up, and I knew I couldn't make the corner to park on the other side: I had everything to do to turn left from Morris Ave into your place. I had to get out and get my gas filler cap off due to getting my GasBuddy discount card ready for purchasing. I had know a little about New Jersey's gas laws. However, I had also heard a little while back that New Jersey was in-the-midst of trying to switch to self-service. I mentioned to the gas attendant (it was full-service here) that I wanted to buy gas here, and although the way he said it wasn't quite on-key, when I knew he was trying to tell me to back up so that he could let the truck out but I still had my gas cap in hand. I pulled back then around the truck, but in the meantime, a minivan thought I was coming through completely. I had to communicate to him that I wasn't going through all the way (until I got my fill-up), and although you could tell this person was angry that they couldn't get their way, I feel I could have parked and had the truck wait a few extra seconds to get what I needed/wanted out of the way. I presented my GasBuddy card to the station attendant when I knew it was safe. It seemed like this wasn't the first GasBuddy card transaction he's seen before. He knew I had to enter my driver ID and odometer reading (or the trick to get around this with driver ID and odometer 99). I told the employee to fill'er up and let me know when he's done, and headed back to my car. I had given him my gas cap, and after filling, he took care of replacing the cap and closed the gas door. A few minutes later, I heard and felt the tank trickle off at an even number of coins (something I strive to do), but knew that most NJ gas stations tend to top-off the tank. I wasn't crazy about his topping off at 52 cents, but I knew I'd be able to get that back with my GasBuddy discount. He came over after he place the cap on and closed the gas door, and when he tried to tell me he was all done, he asked me if I wanted a receipt. He seemed like he was being rushed when he quick grabbed the receipt after it was printed and then it was off to the runnin' for me back to my hometown in NY. I'm still not liking Jersey very much. Roads are too complicated in spots, and unless you know the roads well, my navigation app wasn't too great. I liked that there was Wi-Fi in the area (with my Spectrum cable service), but the signal felt poorer than normal in that state today, and I couldn't get good reception there. If I had been better prepared to drive the navigated routes there, I might have enjoyed the drive around your town I had to take. I don't think I'll be in the area again, but in case I ever am, we'll see just how far I get into using your station again. Gas prices were even higher than what I'm used to in NY state, and I thought that NJ gas prices tend to be lower than NY, which makes me curious why people mention it this way.

So here it is 10 years since I wrote a review here, and I just had another couple of great…read moreexperiences with Guy and his team. We tend to run our cars into the ground, and we're able to do so safely and economically because of Brookside. Guy is excellent at providing options that make sense, and he shoots straight - no wasteful work or unnecessary repairs here. We've now taken about eight different cars - ours, relatives' - there, and the service remains fair and high quality.

I find the name ironic. The service was gruff, not too helpful, and not a great price.read more

David gives honest prices on repairs, mufflers, and tires. They diagnose the problem, give you a…read morequote, and even will give you tips if you decide to do they work yourself. They are willing to meet or beat other garages prices if you shop around. And they will drive you home or work if its in the area. I trust them and recommend to friends.

Dave is the best! I just walked to him asking for tire valve caps since I had lost mine .. I was…read morewilling to pay and buy a full set .. he just walked to his car pulled out one of his own and gave it to me! Never seen anything like that before. Would definitely go to him for future work I need on the car.

This BP station was renovated a few months ago. This is one of my go-to stations in the area -…read morefriendly attendants and good price for gas (compared to the ones around). There are four pumps - so sometimes there is a line and wait at peak times or when Turtle Back Zoo has drawn many visitors to Northfield Ave. Overall though, I give this station a thumbs up.

Gas station, they didn't bother giving me a receipt (or asking about it), and they don't have ice.read more

High gas prices, half the time the pay air pump or vacuum is inoperable, lousy hours . . .'the…read morestaff are friendly however. The whole lot, after last week's snowstorm, is treacherous. It's a solid sheet of ice'! Not a grain of salt to see. I visit just to buy newspapers inside, and the conditions are ripe for a slip and fall lawsuit.! Get it together!

So far so good. Good first impression at the gas station. Gas attendant was quick and friendly…read more Will come back here again when I need gas.

It's my go to gas station. Has a tiger mart with lots of snacking goodies like jerky and corn…read morenuts. Nice selection of pork rinds too. Open late which is a major plus in this area. No repairs done here.

The store has been a great place to go. I have been a daily customer for 20 years. I go for gas,…read morelottery, coffee, and snacks. Anthony ran the store and gas station and it was a friendly, welcoming place. When Anthony left a few months ago, Ryan took over and kept it friendly and welcoming. The Employee Richard is always there to help anyone who needs help. Both Ryan and Richard are assets to this Exxon/Tiger Mart. On Monday August 26, 2019, I saw that there were new employees there. These new employees did not know how to use the NJ Lottery Machine. Ryan saw me waiting and said that he would take care of my lottery sales. Ryan was busy, but took the time to stop what he was doing and help me. Later in the week, I was buying coffee and noticed that there was a Turkish man behind the service counter who was giving every customer in front of me in line, including me, nasty looks. He looked to be put out by having customers in this store. There was a new female employee who was at the cash register. She did not know how to give me back the correct change from the cash I gave her for my coffee. Exxon would be making a Great Mistake if they leave these new employees at this Exxon/Tiger Mart. I know that I will be taking my daily business elsewhere if these new employees are going to be at this Exxon/Tiger Mart permanently. Ryan and Richard know what they are doing; and Ryan and Richard are extremely friendly and welcoming. Exxon should not fix something that is not broken.