Wawa

From the moment I entered the "great" state of NJ, I knew I had to visit a Wawa. It was simply the only real touristy thing to do. I entered this glorious establishment and felt drawn to trying the food. Next thing I know, two visits later, I'm ordering my new favorite to die for drink. It's everything I could have ever wanted. The food wasn't bad, my first sandwich was very hard to bite into, but the second one was much better! Service was also very quick after a Princeton University game. Solid place with decent food, amazing drinks and fairly good prices based on my travels.

For the record I’ve been to a lot of wawas across NJ and PA…. This is without a doubt the worst. There’s homeless people standing in the lobby begging for money, the bathrooms are filthy, the door is a nice walk from the actual front door…. But that’s nothing compared to what happened to me. I decided to actually get premade food (a hash brown) well that was a bad idea. In under 2 hours the devil himself made his way to my rear end… this place is bad. I had shivers, heat flashes. Long story short this food was spoiled. What a horrible experience. I had about an hour meeting with my toilet because of this place

Possibly the worst Wawa I’ve ever been to. I ordered a simple sizzli so it was fresh, what I got was a mashed up mess of eggs and sausage that I waited 20 minutes for. Go to another one if you have the time.

By far one of the worse Wawa’s I have ever been to in my life. Half of the stock is missing shelves are more empty then filled. I understand they have a large quantity of customers but this only shows the lack of management it has to provide for such a renowned university .

The place is pretty clean, the people at the cashier are always nice and the woman who makes my ice coffee is lovely. However, I think there has only been ONE time they got my to-go food order right. I order from here pretty often and I know they are smacked during lunch, but that doesn’t mean that they should be skipping steps when it comes to preparing other people’s food.