I am always suspicious of these service areas when traveling north. They all seem to have…read moreoverpriced gas and food and this was definitely the case. I'm not sure why they can't offer reasonable prices like everywhere else in the country. Nathans has two hotdogs for $18 with nothing else. Burger King meals were $20 each. A-Plus was the only spot with deals, they had gas station hot dogs for $3 so two costs 1/3 of Nathans and despite the quality difference...Nathan's isn't worth $12 more. Restrooms were clean and spacious and they had a water bottle filling station. Plenty of tables to spread out and eat. This was in NJ so of course they have to pump your gas but they have a hard time offering this service to people on motorcycles. Just tell the attendant that if he gets gas on your paint he's washing it too haha.

First rest top on the way to New York from Delaware. Lots of parking and open area for those with…read morepets. There aren't a lot of food options besides Nathan's hot dogs, auntie Anne's and Dunkin' Donuts and convenience stores. We stopped here because there was not another rest stop for 36 miles. Bathrooms were clean.

Purchased a cheesesteak here, got home and my second bite I bit into something hard as a rock…read more Pictured below is what I bit into and what was found in my sandwich. Potentially cracked my tooth biting into this. After spitting it out I couldn't believe what I was seeing. This hard item looks like a piece of bone or even some kind of tooth. It was hard as a rock and stuck to the meat from the cheesesteak. I immediately called the store to ask for corporates number and filed a complaint/claim immediately. Nothing like this should ever be in food. It is absolutely disgusting and dangerous. Everyone needs to be aware and avoid this Wawa at all costs. I'll never eat this sandwich again and may never eat Wawa food again after this experience. My jaw is still throbbing from biting down in this and I'm still sick to my stomach wondering what it is.

Wawa for lunch. Wawa salad is some of the best fresh salad I have ever eaten....including from a…read moregas station. This Wawa has such a great crew that it certainly doesn't feel like a gas station!

8 Super chargers Conveniently located right off the turnpike inside the John Fenwick service & test…read morearea behind Sunoco. Lots of bathrooms and food court inside.

Gas station service area with the basic fast food options: Burger King, Starbucks, Pizza Hut,…read moreCinnabon, Aunt Annie's. Bathrooms were not so clean when we went through.

Solid convenience/gas station! There was a deli inside to make fresh food, it's clean and customer…read moreservice was incredible. Natrice was at the front, so sweet and welcoming.

This is a Super Wawa on a busy artery of 322 in Woolwich Township. It has all of what you'd expect…read morefrom a Wawa in terms of food and the bathrooms were decently clean. Friendly enough service. Keep in mind you're in Jersey, so pumping your own gas is prohibited. Also be careful leaving the lot as there's lots of folks going in different directions.

Everyone is trying to make a buck off of truck drivers. I was parked in a spot I've parked before…read morebut some ass told me I can't park there anymore. I wasn't in no parking zone so I moved just to avoid a problem. No spaces left so I had to pay $18.00 to sleep 6 more hours (I had been parked in other spot for4 hrs) fuccking assholes

Place gets worse every time I come now...long lines 1 clerk, no lines 2 clerks more interested in…read moretalking with each other than the customers. This time around I cashed in some scratch offs and the girl claimed one of them had already been cashed... how can that be when the clerks usually keep the cashed tickets? Sounds possibly shady.

If there is a less inspiring welcome or farewell to the Garden State than this particular Pilot…read moreTravel Center, I have yet to stumble into it, and I have stumbled into many things in my life, some of them with more dignity than this. Once upon a time, this place was a beacon for the weary traveler: cheap gas, hot coffee, the promise of a Subway sandwich assembled by human hands. Now it is merely a stage where apathy performs its endless matinee. The gas attendant, tethered to his phone like a life-support machine for boredom, filled my tank without once acknowledging that I too was a living creature. In New Jersey, where we are not trusted to pump our own gas, this adds insult to injury. Inside, the atmosphere was that of a small-town post office at closing time, with fluorescent lights buzzing like anxious bees over a clerk who looked as if enthusiasm had been outlawed. My coffee was sold with the sort of resigned detachment one might expect from a mortician. The Subway counter stood empty, a ghost kitchen in the most literal sense, with no artist to craft a footlong, only the echo of long-gone lunch breaks. And then, the restroom. Ah, the restroom. To call it "acceptable" would be to commit a crime against adjectives. It served its function, I suppose, in the way that a leaky umbrella still technically keeps the rain off one's head. Still, it is what it is: a place to refuel, refill, and reconsider your life choices. You can get food. You can get gas. You can use the facilities. But you will not get joy, nor even a smile.

I'm giving one star just as an appreciation of being a long year customer with my fleet of 33…read moretrucks. Just a little customer service fact, after I tank up and pay $750 for diesel and get a $2 cup of coffee and be asked to dump the same cup of coffee because my driver was a dollar short. Not good experience at all. Remember drivers are 7 days a week on the road, that takes diesel, show a little appreciation next time. Thank you!

This Wawa is one of the last stops in New Jersey before crossing the Delaware Memorial Bridge…read more Whether I am leaving or returning to New Jersey, I almost always stop here for a restroom break and a cup of coffee. Wawa coffee is outstanding. Hazelnut is my favorite of the regular flavors, but the regular, decaf, Holiday Blend--when in season--and other seasonal coffees are always great. On occasion, I have also purchased gasoline and ordered sandwiches here. On this particular Sunday, I was heading home to Raleigh, North Carolina, where the nearest Wawa is more than an hour away. Naturally, I had to get some Wawa coffee for both the drive and home. My usual routine is to park and head directly to the men's room. For a busy convenience store, it was clean and well maintained. I grabbed a bottle of alkaline Smartwater and headed to the coffee area. They had a cinnamon-flavored coffee, which I enjoyed with half-and-half. The coffee dispensers were all full, and the island with the cups, sleeves, creamers, and milk was extremely well maintained. The beverage associate was clearly on top of everything. I also picked up a bag of ground Hazelnut coffee to take home. The retail coffee area was well stocked with bags and K-Cup boxes of Regular, Decaf, Colombian, and Hazelnut coffee. I checked out at the counter, and the clerk was very nice. This is a consistently pleasant--and consistently busy--Wawa. It is conveniently located just off I-295 at the end the New Jersey Turnpike at Route 49, making it an excellent final stop before crossing the Delaware Memorial Bridge.

We were in today to pick up lunch. All the sandwiches were…read moreperfectly made to order!! Grabbed our coffee's and other drinks requested by our crew. The staff was super friendly and very helpful! Clean store, well stocked!! Thanks Wawa

I'm writing this review downgrade purely out of principle. From my past review, you can see I…read moreobviously wasn't the biggest fan of the place, but this morning's experience was the icing on the never-visiting-this-station-again cake. I was just beginning a long drive south, so I figured I'd fill my tank before hitting the highway. It's really convenient coming from Kings Highway, especially when the plan is to turn right onto Route 40. I pulled in and noticed a queue of five cars and only one attendant. Despite preferring self service, I remained patient and waited my turn. I had half a tank of gas, so I knew it wouldn't take long to pump, and it didn't. About ten minutes later, when the guy returned to take my cash, I had my $15.11 ready for him. I specifically held up my money and said, "Please do not round up. I have exact change." He looked at me, blinked, paused, and without a word started to pump it up toward $16! All the while I protested that he was being super rude and I shouldn't have to pay an extra $0.89! His only reply? "You owe me $16." NO, I actually did NOT owe you that! While attaining my $4 change (gave him a $20), I reiterated how rude I thought he was, and he just shrugged and walked away. I realize I'm talking about less than a buck, but that's a crock of bull. I'll be checking to see if there's a Sunoco corporate contact because I want them to create clear signage that says "No matter what, we will round up to the next full dollar amount if you pay in cash. No coins allowed." The kicker? Check my last review! That time they topped off my tank, passed the dollar, and expected me to fish out an extra nickel. Like way to be consistent. Consistent in being a horrible gas station. Screw convenience. This place will never get my money again. Update October 15, 2017: I was in contact with corporate for Sunoco. They did not apologize. They did call me "Mrs." They told me they were mailing me a $5 gift card. They never did. I followed up 12 days ago to request an ETA on the gift card, and they did not reply. I am totally appalled that nothing was done and they lied about reimbursing me. Shame on you, Sunoco.

Love this place! Gas is always cheaper than most places! And the man behind the counter is calm but…read morevery nice! I used to pass by this gas station on my way home to Philly from Baltimore almost every week! I always ran in for a lottery ticket of $2 and $4 if the drawing was big. Always had a good chat with the man.

I hardly frequent Wawa anymore - it's pretty much a bank and coffee or free fountain water pit…read morestop! We did such on the way to Cowtown. Each of the four of us hit the ATM and my girl got a breakfast quesadilla. Nice and close to our destination.

I fell and cut my scalp. I was bleeding profusely and unknown person helped. The people from Wawa…read moredid come out to help. Somebody called an ambulance and I had to leave my car. When my son came to get it my car was untouched. I wish to thank the unknown people, EMTs and the Wawa employees who helped.