We came here to get gas while in Newark and near the airport but most important besides getting gas…read morewe notice they have a 711 and that seals the deal or means after the gas we are walking about 60 feet from the pumps and right inside the 711 for snacks and beverages. Gas prices are reasonable but for me it's 711 that made this review a 4 star one .

Renting a car from EWR Airport? This is the nearest gas station to car rental return…read more It's easy to pull in and out of, and they have a number of fuel pumps. We didn't go inside the building, but they have a 7-11, plus fast-food counters, so options if you need a quick snack or drink. Note: NJ gas stations have a gas attendant who fills your tank and processes your payment. Despite growing up in Nj, we forgot and self-served! They must see this from time to time and the attendant was cool about it. But keep your hands clean and let them do their job!

Food (5/5): Got two hot toasted hoagies and a toasted panini, and everything was good. Sandwiches…read morewas solid, fresh, and nicely toasted. For drinks we got an iced custom tea latte with vanilla almond milk and oreo pieces, an iced espresso latte, and iced tea latte. The drinks were yummy! ​Service (5/5): Touch screen ordering was quick and easy. The staff made all three sandwiches and custom drinks in around 10 min. No issues except the receipt didn't print out from machine but the cashier did it for me. ​Ambiance (4/5): My friend was chasing his Tesla so we stopped by. It's a nice and bright convenience store.

Any time I'm in New Jersey I make sure to stop at a Wawa. This location was pretty solid. I stopped…read moreand got gas first which was a breeze, then easily found a parking spot and headed in to use their restroom and place an order. The restroom was relatively clean and the store was decently stocked except for the pre-prepared hot foods. I was really hoping for one of those jalapeño cream cheese pretzels, but decided to get some Mac and cheese and a snack wrap once I realized they were out. The Mac and cheese came out fast but the snack wrap was a bit of a wait - lots of mobile orders went out before mine. Still, not a bad Wawa especially considering its convenient location right off the highway.

The Arab staff/ family owners that work behind the counter as well as the Hispanic gentleman that…read moreoperates as the cook to the left of that counter from a consymers' position are very disrespectful. The cashiers snatch you money and toss your change down bullet proof glass and groove area where transactions are exchanged. The cook ignores ""certain customers of nationality" while serving those whom are hispanic or other non black decent. When asking for a specific service regarding requesting available items to be included or food to be cooked in a manner considered reasonable, The cook makes staple remarks. The cook is quicker to respond this way to black women and very young black consumers. All money is equal and therefore all consumers whom whom are respectful in their approach upon entering this establishment should also be treated equally.

Close proximity to Newark International Airport, not far from the Haynes Ave off ramp as you exit…read morethe terminals The Gas Station * The prices at the pump are on par with competitors in the area. There is one EV charging station off in the corner next to the convenience store/deli. The Convenience Store aka "Frelinghuysen Deli" as per on GrubHub, UberEats, Postmates, Google... * It has a full scale food operation and arguably deserves a stand-alone Yelp account to signal to hungry travelers that this place goes above and beyond a typical gas station convenience store in NJ. I guess these smaller scale gas stations are now competing with the likes of Wawa and QuickCheck, so they have to get creative. * There is a sign posted up that says deli prices were increased in May 2022, and judging by the fact that I paid a whopping $7 for (1) liter of coconut water {@ $5} and an individually-wrapped pastry item from the basket at the counter {@ $2}, I'd assume that most other convenience store items cost more than average.

My only go to airport going to and from Newark to Denver and Denver to Newark!…read moreThe staff is helpful if you're walking around looking for a restroom and there's many good restaurants.

I forgot to fill up my rental the morning of my flight out but seen this location on my gps while…read moredriving into the airport. The parking and pulling up to the pumps can be very annoying and confusing. People pull in from every direction and block pumps. I sat for about 10 mins before I was finally able to pull into a pump. The man pumping gas was friendly enough. I would suggest hitting a different gas station but if you don't have a choice this place is serviceable. 3/5

I've filled up the gas tank at this Exxon many times and have not had a bad experience yet. The…read moreguys who work here are friendly and don't make you wait around. They keep it moving. It can be a little tricky driving into the lot because of the gas station's location (where Central and West Market don't just intersect, but collide), but, once you get the hang of navigating through the crazy, you'll be fine.

This is probably the greatest gas station I've ever been to considering the excellent service I've…read morereceived from the staff. Helped me with a jump start, pumping Tires, and etc. never going to any other gas station.

I absolutely adore this Dunkin' location--it's practically my second home, and I find myself here…read morealmost every day. Utilizing the app to rack up points is a game-changer, and the staff is lightning-fast at preparing orders. What truly sets this Dunkin' apart is the personalized service; they always remember me, making each visit a seamless and pleasant experience. With friendly faces and efficient service, it's no wonder why this Dunkin' has become my go-to spot for my daily caffeine fix. However as per the gas station is way too overpriced and the customer service is either good or terrible no in between

Price gouging. Charged almost SIX DOLLARS A GALLON for premium…read more I recently got a car that takes a higher grade of gas. This was only my second fillup so I still don't 100% know the price. Long story short, they charged about $2 more a gallon than any other gas station--and trust me, I looked. Unfortunately, I didn't realize until they had already pumped the gas. This station is on my way home from work and I used to go all the time, but never again.

Pretty clean and safe gas station in a busy high traffic part of town. They have an allpoint atm…read moreright inside the store. They also have a well stocked convenience store for whatever you need to keep you going.

Good gas station - low fuel prices and the attendants are friendly. There's a little mini-mart…read morethere, too. It may be a little tricky getting into the lot if you are driving into Harrison from Route 21 in Newark because you have to turn into the lot from Passaic Ave (vs. Harrison Ave.). Otherwise, it's my go-to station.

Great option near the Newark International Airport and one of the only Wawa locations in the area…read more The only drawback is that this location is very busy which can cause chaos in the parking lot in addition to dealing with heavy traffic at times on the local roads getting there.

horrible management team!!! do not work here female manager very unprofessional. also they don't…read morekeep store clean

I never had bad experiences here…read more Very fast service. You pulled up they come to you, you finish fueling they are right back. They don't make you wait, like at other gas stations, while they scratch "you know what" before coming to you. Whether I put regular or premium, they always put it correct.

Bastards. I had to fill up here en route to returning my rental car at EWR. I asked for the…read morecheapest stuff and the guy tries to put in 93. After I corrected him, he said that he'd "misheard" me. The gas stopped pumping and the total cost came out to $6.49. He asked, "fill up to $7?" I said, "no, fill it to $6.50." He finished fueling and handed me a receipt for $7 worth of gas. I said, "I told you to stop at $6.50" and his response was "oh, I didn't hear you." I didn't protest any further because I was cutting it close returning the rental car and, after all, I was in Newark at a BP. I was concerned that the guy filling up my car would either shoot me in retaliation or unleash millions of gallons of crude oil on top of my car as his colleagues did in the Gulf region.