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Specific complaint about the fuel attendants at the Route 539 location. They keep messing up such a straightforward task. When they take off my gas cap, they stick it into some spot in the fuel door that seems to trap it there, making it nearly impossible to get out without worrying you'll break the cap. Plus they don't know how to properly tighten it back on. The cap should click once and be done, but they wind it like thirty times every single visit. It's a simple job but they clearly don't have the training for it.

Visited the Media location on Route 1 and couldn't say enough good things about the staff. Abreah and David at store 8114 went above and beyond to help me out. Those two really deserve recognition for the quality service they gave me. They should definitely get a promotion and raise for being so professional, attentive, and genuinely caring about customers. Thanks to both of them.

They do have some decent food options, but whatever I picked up lately has left me feeling pretty rough. My throat got scratchy, mouth dried out, and my stomach's been off. Not sure if it's a hygiene problem or something with the food itself. Wawa used to be my go to place back when they had hot, fresh items like chili and sweet potatoes. These days the food quality at convenience stores around here just isn't what it should be. Plus when I used the restroom it was dirty, kind of hazy feeling in there, no soap available, and trash all over the floor.

Wish they had a zero star option because one star isn't low enough. I spent over an hour trying to get a real person on the phone but kept getting stuck with an automated system. Their online account statements never match what they should be, and their website is basically impossible to navigate. Even simple stuff gets turned into this complicated mess. I actually cut up my Wawa credit card into pieces and felt great doing it.

Had an amazing experience at the location in Bradenton. The whole place was spotless and the employees were genuinely friendly. The general manager was actually working in the deli and noticed I needed help, so she came over personally. Ali took great care of me with a smile and made the whole ordering process smooth. Food was delicious too. Best visit to this chain I've had in quite a while.

Super frustrated with their customer service after reaching out twice about a rewards promotion. None of the staff seemed to understand how it worked, and I ended up losing over eighty bucks because of it. You'd think a loyal customer would get some kind of consideration or fix, but nope. Got basically blown off both times with zero effort to make things right. Really disappointing.

Checked their bacon egg and cheese sizzle with the Yuka app and was horrified at what I found. There are like nine concerning ingredients packed into that one sandwich. Really makes you think twice about what you're eating.

The location itself is convenient, but I had a pretty frustrating experience with my food order. When they're making multiple salads at once at the Route 40 store, they really need to double check what goes into each one. My wife and I both got our orders mixed up tonight, and the dressing situation was the worst part of it. I ended up with hers, which I can't stand, and she got my onions that she won't eat. I get that multitasking is part of the job, but people deserve what they actually ordered.

After ordering their pizza four separate times, I can confidently say it's terrible. On the first try when it was discounted, I thought maybe it'd be acceptable for the sale price, but frozen pizza from the grocery store is genuinely better. Second attempt they had this bizarre issue where the dough kept adhering to the pan, so bad they threw away multiple pizzas over two days straight. How do you not figure that out in even one day? While waiting forever, someone mentioned sprinkling flour, which apparently solved it. I cut them slack that time. Ordered two more times after that and finally gave up. The dough always feels like it's been frozen solid, it never puffs up during baking, you get a dense crust instead of light and airy, the red sauce dries right out, and although the cheese is the best component, they barely use any. I'll say one thing for certain: the product is uniform, uniformly bad. The cost isn't justified at any price point. Get your pizza from an actual pizzeria down the road instead. This experiment didn't work out, Wawa.

Called it quits after multiple attempts at their pizza. I figured maybe the sale price would make it worth trying, but honestly even supermarket frozen options beat this by a mile. One visit they had issues with dough sticking to the pan for two straight days, which seems pretty wild when someone casually suggested using flour. After giving them another shot, I decided to see if things improved. Nope. Every time I got it, the dough felt frozen and dense with barely any rise. The crust stays flat instead of fluffy, the sauce gets all dried out in the oven, and they skimp on the cheese even though that's the only decent part. At least you know what you're getting: consistently disappointing pizza. Skip the full price and the sale price too. Just walk down the street to an actual pizzeria that knows what they're doing. Wawa needs to let this one go.

They basically stole money from my account. I pumped twenty five dollars in gas and later checked my bank to see they'd charged me one hundred fifty dollars instead. Took forever to find a number to call the store. When I finally reached someone, they just said 'yeah that happens sometimes.' Are you serious right now? A debit card is the same as cash, not a credit card. I needed that money for gas to get to a medical appointment sixty miles away, and now I can't pay my doctor's bill that I'm already behind on. They kept saying it's probably a temporary hold and might come back in twenty four hours, with no warning this could happen. They had no real answers and honestly I don't think I'll see my money again. This is infuriating. Don't go to Wawa.

Grabbed a sub from the Middletown location on Summit Bridge Road instead of cooking at home on a Friday night. Got a large Italian with pickles and peppers, toasted. When I unwrapped it at home fifteen minutes later, the top of the roll was completely soaked from all the juice that had pooled up from mushy tomatoes and toppings. The roll had clearly been previously frozen with hardened edges showing freezer burn on both sides. I'd heard their subs weren't great at this particular store before, but since I'd never had a bad one from Wawa overall, I figured I'd test it out. Now I know better. Won't be stopping there for a sub again.

I got the worst customer service experience of my life this evening and it's made me completely lose faith in this chain. I used to actually recommend Wawa all the time, but after tonight I won't be going back. I had a rewards voucher for a drink, placed my order through the app, and could see my beverage sitting on the counter with my name on the label. When I asked for it, an employee told me it wasn't paid for. I explained that I'd ordered and paid using my reward right in the app. She refused to hand it over and just walked away without saying anything, heading toward the registers where she stayed for several minutes. When I went to check on my order, she was helping another customer and clearly wasn't dealing with mine. I asked again and she was dismissive and rude, insisting it wasn't paid. I tried showing her the app, but she walked off without a word. Then she came back to the drink station and thrust the cup at me pretty roughly.

Their rewards program barely seems worth having. The coupons they offer are confusing and most of them push you toward stuff nobody really wants. Don't expect to find any real deals through their app.

Hands down the best convenience store chain out there. You can walk in and get a fresh made sandwich right to your liking, or fill up your tank at their gas pumps all in one stop. What started as a regional thing in Philadelphia has turned into this hugely successful brand that people recognize everywhere.