We're going for a long drive so we came to get some hot and delicious Colombian coffee!!…read more They had French vanilla creamer, which was pretty exciting . Service was great and everything was tidy ! I would definitely come back if I'm in the area !! Thank you so much for all your hard work !

Half the ingredients missing from my hoagie. What was on the sandwich were stingy. Wawa sandwiches…read moreare starting to look more and more like Subway's. It's been years since I got a decent sandwich from any Wawa.

The people here are super friendly!! Always a pleasure to come in and get a drink or a pack of…read moresmokes.

The most joyous of rating upgrades. Four years departed nonetheless. Pictured is half a large…read moreItalian and half a small turkey. I see why my first rating was a 4 on the turkey, it's good but not blowing faces. To be fair, you gotta have awfully good fixins to take a turkey to a 5 count. You want to see it but it ain't easy not being cheesy. Kovacs got good fixins but it's deli style fixins, they're not going to the county fair tryna win medals. Kovacs does come correct on the bread which is such an obvious miss for many in the area. Nice soft airy hoagie roll like ya like it. The Italian though is the winner. The meat to sandwich ratio is elite, and the meats themselves were top top. I honestly didn't take time to pinpoint what about the meats were so good cause I straight inhaled this hoagie. Needless to say I'm coming back. Thus far best hoagie in the locale for sure.

Hidden gem in Media!…read more While it looks like your average corner store from the outside, once you walk in, you are met with incredible energy from the owner and a special deli selection that is sure to meet anyone's standards. In any day, you can expect an assortment of breakfast sandwiches, all on a long roll (personally my favorite way to eat a breakfast sandwich,) and beyond that, he has a great meet and cheese deli selection. He doesn't skimp on portions, and it's really affordable. I've been enjoying a Buffalo chicken hoagie, with the works! You may be surprised to find out that he is slinging meatball subs too, which he claims to be the crowd pleasure. After trying it for the first time, I can certainly see why. Healthy layers of cheese and you can tell he puts in time and thoughtfulness to his sauce and meatball recipes. If you are looking for any drinks or snacks to compliment the sandwich, he has aisles packed out with a number of options. Beyond the food itself, you'll remember the owner. Kind and funny!

This is now my go-to CVS. The pharmacy staff were great with…read moreall our Covid and post-Covid vaccinations and they usually process our prescriptions right away. I always park and go in - I have only used the drive-thru once. Bonus - right near the Chik-Fil-A.

Very negative experience with Michael (as per my receipt) at checkout…read more Huge attitude about bringing my coupon on my phone. I'd been told by 2 other CVS stores not to send coupon to card anymore due to multiple issues, which they knew about because it happened with other customers too. At Paoli and Newtown Square CVS locations this seems to be comprehensible and understood, that tech issues arise and happen, and those managers told me to bring my coupon in specifically with the barcode on my phone. At the Lima location, doing this was like the Twilight Zone. Michael was FAR more invested in the old adage "The CVS associate is always right..." (no wait...that's not how it goes) than listening to my account issues, and totally dismissed and rebuked everything I said, like I was a liar or an idiot. Totally unprofessional and thuggish. This was straight out of Chappelle's PopCopy skit. I honestly wondered if this kid has a drug abuse problem because he was so brutally, belligerent (like people I have known who did have a drug abuse problem, oh, and all the characters on that Chappelle skit). Basically, the kid could not seem to compute how tech issues could arise, and said over and over, "If you send it to your card, it goes to your card," like it is Sesame Street simple. Despite my repeated replies that no, it actually doesn't, and missing loaded coupons has happened already several times this year, he just continued to argue a really pointless argument until I pretended he was right, because that's how you have to act with a psycho. So after being lectured for following instructions from managers of other CVS stores, I was ready to walk out because, honestly, I was buying a hair item that is regularly half the price CVS charges at several other major retailers. We had time to kill while waiting for a Pappone's order across the street, and that's the only reason I was there. Even with their 30% off coupon, the product still cost more than the other major retailers' REGULAR price, and he was arguing me over a $1.38 discount. Really? This is honestly why I sincerely sensed he has a drug problem or something because it was so absurd. After telling me he would allow my cell-phone version of the coupon "this once" he then told me I couldn't show him a bar code on a phone... uh, what did you mean by saying you would allow it and then saying otherwise? He kind of blinked, and seemed to remember where he was, and that he just told me he'd take it, but he redundantly stressed the point that it was one-time-only, blah blah blah... (though, again, managers of 2 other stores told me specifically to do coupons this way, and a 3rd store in West Chester took my phone barcode, no prob, just last week). But this dude at Lima had to be right in contradicting 3 other stores... whatevs! You win, ONE STAR! He then said, "Well, I know this is your coupon because it went with your account, and if it wasn't your coupon, it wouldn't ring up with your account..." like that helps his point? Whiskey tango? (Twilight Zone music) Luckily this is not my local store and I won't have to go back. This is the PopCopy CVS!

[752] This Baltimore…read morePike location is in a busy spot I like stopping here for gas since it has tons of pumps. Plenty of parking and clean location. I'll definitely be back.

Closest Wawa to the corporate Center always clean friendly service happy people full service gas…read morediesel large selection of food hot and cold. Original Wawa was in Ridley Township started over 50 years ago and the owner of the first Wawa and Landlord was my grandfather.

Everything. Service, availability of items, prices are crazy high, pharmacy very limited hoursread more

Pharmacy techs here are as rude as can be. Unfortunately I'm just not in the mood to switch over my…read moremeds so I deal.

We just made a quick stop at Wawa for coffee, which was hit and fresh. Except one thing I did not…read moreunderstand was that they have half wooden straws which are good for the environment and then they have half plastic ones that are not so good for the environment. Please, will you throw away the plastic ones! Honestly, I got rid of half of them in hopes they will see the light! Anyway, gas is up to $3.21 a gallon! We still love our Wawa! Service was great, as usual!

If you know me, you know that I love my Wawa's!…read more Coffee, egg burritos, some sandwiches and smoothies! I love that they use PNC bank ATM's too! We just stopped on the treck home. Free fountain water & some Reeses!

The chicken had a crunch like I've never seen before!!!!…read moreGreat tasting ! so many different flavors to pick from

This is one of the bigger bbq chicken I have been to that actually has dine-in option. Very clean,…read morewell maintained restaurant, with three tables available for customers. They also have small games and toys for everyone. There are two TVs, playing sports channels. The menu has all the popular flavors wings, rice bowls and ddeok-bokki. I got to try the galbi and soy garlic wings. They were full of flavorful sauce. Wings were big. I wonder what they feed these chickens!!! :p We also tried the delicious fluffy dumplings and super spicy ddeok-bokki. They also have seasonal special fruit drinks. The service was good. We had excellent dine-in experience. We ordered ahead, so the wings were ready when we arrived. But usually it takes them 20 minutes to prep the wings, just like other bbq spots.