It is quite interesting to me that the company can pay for elaborate renovations, yet do not know how to hire employees who can make sandwiches. It is not rocket science. Follow the instructions on the slip of paper. I have gone to this location several times and they have gotten my order wrong and I have let it slide because it was only a couple toppings. I'm not sure if getting gaslighted is the "catch" of the current $6 meal deal, but it is unprofessional. If you want to manipulate other people, then become a psychologist. If this has to do with my work as the world-renowned radical feminist theorist and scientist that I am, then you need to discuss your opposing perspectives on my work with me directly. My scientific or political perspectives have absolutely nothing at all to do with making me a sandwich. If the women behind the counter were good at being "neurodevelopmentally healthy" traditional women, then they would be doing everything in their power to make a stellar sandwich anyway - correct? Furthermore, if these same women do not like working at Wawa, then I'm sure they all could seduce Wawa's CEO instead. Obviously, no radical feminist who wants to destroy society, like myself apparently, is going to do anything to stop any woman from embracing a neurodevelopmentally healthy feminine traditional gender role of seducing men to get what they want. It may, indeed, be quite clever to play mind games with people either just for the sake of it or because you don't like or agree with them. It may be quite clever to give someone a sandwich half-made on numerous occasions. What this behavior is not, however, is professional. As I have already stated, the women who cannot do their jobs properly of making sandwiches have the advantage their male counterparts do not have of seducing wealthy and successful men to get what they want instead of doing something as basic as making a sandwich at Wawa. If you can't do your job, then there are plenty of willing men who will "take care of" you instead. All you have to do is follow the instructions on the piece of paper that someone paid for. Your ability to do your job should have zero relevance to whether the sandwich is discounted. read more

The place is always super packed during the breakfast, lunch, and dinner times but the staff gets the food made quickly! The self checkout is useful for those just stopping in for a quick little snack I feel like Wawa is slowly starting to improve after their massive falloff during the Covid era read more

Wawa - Chicken sandwich - Convenience Stores Near Me - Talleyville, Delaware

Waited 25 minutes for a turkey sandwich when there might have been 5 people in the store. Just poor customer service most of the time. The Wawa across from the Concord Mall is so much better. read more

Providing a WaWa review is rather hilarious. WaWa is a wonderful brand that is woven into the landscape of the mid Atlantic. There are more than 400+ stores in NJ, PA, DC, VA, FL and DE. The brand name comes from the site of the company's first milk plant and corporate headquarters in the Wawa, Pennsylvania area. The town of WaWa is named for a Canada goose that was ubiquitous in the area and town of WaWa. Accordingly, a goose in depicted on their signs and the brand's corporate logo. As of 2008, Wawa was the largest convenience store chain in the Philadelphia area,and it is also the third-largest retailer of food in region wing eclipsed by ACME Markets and ShopRite, per Wikipedia. The volume of stores across the region has elevated the brand's status. This means everyone has a favorite store. This location on 202, is mine because it's large and a few years old. I honestly needed a map the first time I. Isited the establishment. read more

Yeah, I know what you're thinking. One Wawa store is pretty much the same as another, so why even bother writing a review? But I think we have a winner here. When this Wawa store opened for business, gas prices at gas stations all along Concord Pike fell by 30 cents per gallon just to compete with them. Sure, this Wawa store could've followed the general pricing in the area and lowered prices just a few cents, keeping the bulk of the profit. But no, they'll have none of that. I love a store that is on the side of my wallet! Secondly, I love the automatic start/stop digital air pump. So far, I've only seen that at BJ's Wholesale and Sheetz. It's a snap to use and I get the exact tire pressure every time. As for service, they seem nice and relatively efficient. The internal layout of the store is the new style that I first saw in Newark. Having separate non-cigarette cashier lines may speed things up in peak periods, although I've never been there during the day, so I wouldn't know. read more

Gas prices here are competitive with the several other stations located at this intersection. Getting in and out onto busy 202 isn't that difficult compared to some other stations down the road. It has the usual offerings. Nothing special at the super Wawa read more

while I understand the introduction of delivery has challenged the business I dont understand why the walk in business has to suffer. I placed my order at a kiosk, proceeded to the register and paid for my order. The cashier puts my food order slip in the bag...why? Arent I going to need that to pick up my order? Then I proceed to wait for my order, the begin calling order numbers after mine, I wait...I ask someone in the area if they are working on my order...yeah they are working on it now...10 orders have now been made and sent out since my order number. I ask again, is my order being made, yeah right now. 10 min or so later they call my number. What do I find when I get home but surprise, surprise, they fucked up the order. not what I ordered. Get your shit together or maybe its time for Sheetz to come in and show you how its done right! read more

Clean and organized, I popped in for a breakfast sandwich and some of their great coffee fixings. We don't have Wawa in Charlotte, but I sort of wish that we did. This is how convenience stores should be! read more

Clean, friendly, and efficient what more can you ask for? Love the option of pumpkin cream cheese as a seasonal option. Quite a large wawa. They have tables and seating outside which is a nice option not all wawas have. read more

Wawa - Convenience Stores Near Me - Talleyville, Delaware

There are a lot of average Wawas around but this location is not one of them, they have a bathroom for any travelers and offer a wide variety of both breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. Easily one of the best gas stations I have ever been to. read more

Everyone loves wawa. Chickn noodle soup and chicken burrito bowls are my faves. Open 24 hours! I love you wawa! 4 stars for this location because it isn't a gas station. read more

The coffee milkshake is not good. Flavor is too bitter. Ordered a sourdough sandwich and it only had a tiny bit of chicken and cheese and nothing else. There wasn't any meat on at least half of the bread. For the price of the sandwiches they should get the orders right and give more meat. read more

I ordered a "fresh salad" for the first time today. Not only was I taken back by the fact that it cost $6.99 the quality was horrible. I ordered a chicken Caesar salad that came with no chicken (yup 0 chicken), wilted brown lettuce, and beans that were not supposed to be included. Livid is an understatement. if I didn't have to go back to work I would've been demanding a refund. read more

This was my first time at a Wawa because I'm from South Florida and it was awesome! Today is Christmas and the girls making coffee and sandwiches (Terri, Key, and Danielle) had the BEST attitudes! Also the guy at the register was really vivacious, great energy in this place. Incredibly sweet and friendly and helped me through the ordering process lol. Creme Brûlée cold brew was AMAZING!! read more

Everything you can ask from a Wawa, consistent food, clean, fast service, friendly employees. A regular stop nearly every morning...

Service looks kind of like they don't want to be there. Other than that, they're fast-- probably the fastest Wawa in North Wilmington.