The least customer service centric WaWa location in the Lewes/Rehoboth area. Consistently no consistency. For example, resetting the ice cream machine is too diabolical a puzzle or torturous a task for this store's staff. You never know when or even if they flash ice cream products as available again. Their poor overly taxed grey matter decided I guess that, "milk shakes in the morning? No way. Not on our agenda!". Poor 2nd and 3rd shift losers are irrelevant right. Luckily only at this lazy wawa. The others manage to clean and restart within an hour CONSISTENTLY. Unfortunately DoorDash have lost their brains too. This is they only wawa they'll deliver from despite that two others are a two wild hairs further. I sound lazy but rather disabled (hopefully temporarily).
Advice: do UberEats annual membership. Slightly more expensive and still catching up on same amount of restaurant options. But they have quickly moved ahead in customer service. THREE WAWA stores to choose from, all the others are full menu running. Dartmouth is still running on bonehead time.
Also. Be careful of the rewards app. Mine was hacked and ~$400 was hacked from the PayPal debit card I had attached to the app for speed. In July some Maryland store I had never been too - different ghetto? - 8 like gas charges, multiple in same day (should have been flagged by the app! ) so likely a inside staff operation right?
PayPal asked me to contact wawa. Well that's a thought that they've moved on from. There are no phone numbers provided for wawa at all. Even for suckers they've asked to trust them with vital info. I did email them. Eventually they told me to contact my card since my card was hacked. Evidently their corporate service staff suffers from dumb-arse disease like the Dartmouth store.
I slowly explained again. Not a card hack. Or else there'd be non-wawa charges too. Duh. No reply. Thank you, PayPal! that had not so nice words about wawa and their history of hacked data, and they refunded me my needed funds. My mom worked on WaWa store #9 in the 70s. They've changed a lot. And can't say in the right direction in the last decades. Food quality . Gone are thin sliced meats Philly style, good daily baked Philly rolls, their macaroni beef (the ultimate after bar feast!), & care for quality employees & customer focus. But worth the growth I guess. Hell the gas is cheapest often - but at the cost of pings and debit/credit hacks. It's almost as bad as once delivered fresh daily across the Delaware Valley, TastyKake now being made by a bunch of Mexico-based BIMBOs. Progress when it's not.
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