One of the best Wawa's in the area - hand's down!…read more 1) This Wawa is next to the Princeton University's parking lot 23 & the train station. 2) The spot is open 24/7 - one of the few in the area. 3) Clean restrooms are available for the customers. 4) Excellent soda machine.

Mashed potatoes and chicken tendies go hard here, highly recommend. They changed their chicken…read moretendie supplier or something, because the chicken tendie outside is a lot crispier and better than I remember. Sorta slow waiting to get your order, but I usually go during the popular times. Standard Wawa vibes. Bathrooms are sorta sus though, always a bug or some type of mess in there.

Princeton Junction Station's convenience mart is a godsend for famished and dehydrated commuters…read morelooking for a quick bite or gulp. It offers a garden variety of packaged and processed snacks, candies, and soft drinks. That said, the store's relatively large interior is not laid out efficiently and could accommodate a greater variety of food items. Specifically, I really wish they sold more healthy food items, including fresh fruit and low-sugar beverages. Hoping to avoid empty calories, I've walked in and out without purchasing anything numerous times. Still, this place has its virtues, including hot coffee, granola bars, and operating hours that are invaluable to commuters (4:30am - 7:30pm).

Aweful place. You…read morewill love it if you like lukewarm stale coffee served with a dash of worst attitude possible by cashiers like Claude who work there. Not visiting this again.

If I could give this pharmacy tech 0 for customer service I would! She was very short with me on…read morethe phone. Not helpful at all.

New person who has moved to the USA. Very rude and poor communications from pharmacy and especially…read morepharmacist. I was polite at all points in a telephone conversation, trying to understand what she was saying as she spoke in 'medical code' which is difficult for me to understand as someone who has moved from he UK. Despite doing through all the details on their automated systems and on their answer machine service, I was 'barked at' requesting the same information immediately and interrupted repeatedly as I tried to explain. Communication has been non-proactive and I have been left without important medication. I stated she was speaking to me very rudely and I was just trying to understand, and things improved slightly. But this was a very sad and discouraging experience. I will be looking to move my pharmacy. There is no need to be rude ever--and especially not to someone who is being polite and kind and needing help (and who has been pingponged back and forth for 10 days over a required medication). This is very sad.

Avoid! The gas station attendants here are extremely rude and the prices are highest in the area…read more I needed a gas receipt (Yes I do need them for business reasons) for my transaction and was given basically a blank piece of paper because the ink was out. I asked for a handwritten receipt because clearly the receipt he gave me was blank, which was met with him walking away without regard for my request. He walked away stating angrily "Go!" The station was not busy at the time. I sincerely hope this review influences others not to get gas here because my experience doesn't seem to be unique.

A few points: THE…read morepump guys don't wear some sort of standard clothing, or a pin, or a button, or...hat or socks or shoes or rings or bracelets or beanies or glasses or headband or shorts that would identify them as a Getty employee. So when the guy that was standing by the street off the Getty grounds walks up to you, thats the pump-master. PRICES are high. Like, I could have saved $5 if I drove another mile. But I was on E. So...that was that. Lesson learned: when you are near here, don't be on E. Save $5. Get a latte instead.

I'm not sure humans work here anymore... placed an order online for pickup and tried calling the…read morestore to tell them something. As usual it brought me to an all morning ordeal of phone menus and bots and still haven't gotten anyone\/

OK, I admit it, I'm not the biggest fan of CVS as a matter of fact, I'm not a fan at all. However,…read moresince I am forced to use them my conscience is clear regarding every lousy review that I've ever written with them in the crosshairs. To speed things up at the pharmacy counter my favorite drugstore has installed touch-screen kiosks that check you in and send the staff scurrying after your pills and potions. So far, no problem. However, for an enterprise that has aspirations to be the nations dominant health provider, the kiosks are filthy beyond belief. I've seen more hygiene displayed in the Penn Station men's room at 11pm after an AC/DC concert or... at the Wuhan Lab for that matter. Lucky for me, CVS has a greeting card aisle so I can send myself a Get Well Soon card. Yikes. One filthy star.

Worst pharmacy ever…read more Scheduled a COVID test which my dad needed prior to surgery. When we arrived, their computers were down. Went home, they called back in 90 minutes saying we could come back, so we returned and did the test. They said the results would be available in 3 hours. They weren't. Called and they were having computer problems and rebooted. At 4 hours called again. Waited on hold while they rebooted 3 more times. Still no luck. Had to drive back a third time to get the results on paper. It would be nice if they hired pharmacists who understood their computer system better than just turning it off and on again. Requested emergency prescription refills for myself (I'm from out of town extending my visit for my dad's surgery) for just a few pills. They told me the cost without my insurance which was fine and that they would be ready soon. When I returned, they didn't have one of them because they told me it wasn't covered by my insurance. But they had already told me that and I had already agreed to it! One last prescription refill I needed to get authorized by my doctor. I contacted my doctor and he authorized it. I called this pharmacy and they told me it would be ready that evening. When I came back, they insisted my doctor had declined the authorization (even though I had a message from my doctor on my phone saying he had, and I confirmed that with another phone call). Then, they said they didn't have the medication in the first place. So why tell me it would be ready when they claimed it wasn't authorized and they didn't have it? Just to get me off the phone? The pharmacist I spoke to did the same thing with the person in front of me in line, insisting that the doctor declined their prescription, too. She was condescending to both of us, explaining that doctor's often get it wrong. While I'm sure that happens, when multiple people come in to pick up prescriptions you think are denied, particularly on a day when you are having computer problems, maybe it's the pharmacy's fault. In summary, this is a great pharmacy to go to if you like poor customer service and having to return again and again for things that should take only one visit. Best to visit when you're in a good mood, not when you're dealing with medical issues for you or your family or need things quickly.

The FedEx guy is remarkably unhelpful; he won't even give you the piece of tape he insists on.read more

What a delightful little park …read more I'm happy to see that this is the school mascot . I didn't know prior to today. Very tidy park and only one other person, enjoying it at the same time as me . I was a little surprised there weren't more students sitting and reading and enjoying beautiful day today in this delightful park . Enjoyable

When you are Yelp!'s #1 OUTLAW where do you hang your spurs?…read more Palmer Square at Princeton University! Why you might ask!? Because I am the least preppy and run-of-the-mill hanging-on-mom-and-dad's-expense account type. My ruggedness fits right in at 'Palmer Square' with my leather jackets and frayed jeans: the way oil and vinegar mix! That said, I enjoy my outlaw status at Princeton's angled walkways and shops and cliche coffee houses. When I enter Small World Coffee or order up at The Yankee Doodle Tap Room the women visibly gasp at my long locks and muscles in disbelief! People either think I am an astrophysicist on a hallucinogenic or a Greaser from the 1950s. The Rebel Chef has what is sorely needed in this town: frassos. Palmer Square is where all the ritzy brats in this town go to buy their $500 undershirts, Choo-choo train toys and loafers. It's a lit-up snazzy horseshoe shaped little park with some sign posts, historical markers, restaurants, bars, clothes stores, arches and bookshops. People come to walk poodles. It gets busy around here between about 10am until 3pm, after that all the monocled scientists and 'an athletic scholarship in high jump bought me my way to a degree in biology' - types go to their small dorms for long naps. Palmer Square is nonetheless an archaic but valued (if for its aura and celebrated window shopping) nexus and hub for the hamlet of Princeton. Every now and again when I come through here - I grab a pint and some bar food and enjoy the seasons. Palmer Square Review: 5

It's a gas station. Decent prices for the area. I think it's open 24/7. We used it a few times on…read moreour trip. Service was good, I actually chatted with the clerk a bit and he was a good dude. There's a Dunkin Donuts inside as well, which you'd think was a bonus, but the coffee is awful, even worse actually that standalone branches.

No mask? No problem!!!!…read more I work around the corner and have frequented their convenience store for a number of years. Twice this week I have gone in and found customers not wearing masks and not a word said by employees. Looks like it's time to find a new place for these purchases.

Very nice staff…read more Oodles and oodles of American magazines . It's such a very charming, nostalgic building!!

Great selection of magazines and newspapers, including international publications. It's…read moresurprisingly spacious inside - it looks like nothing could fit inside this little booth, but you'll find a wall full of snacks, multiple vending machines, self-serve coffee, a cash register, lottery tickets, etc. As far as I know, this is the only newsstand in downtown Princeton.

This place has been on my go to coffee shops for a while now and I finally got the opportunity to…read morego. Their specialty coffees do not disappoint. I had to get to just to try and I will definitely be back to try some seasonal flavors as well as their teas and Matcha. The freddo is creamy sweet and has a nice kick from the espresso. Definitely a very light drink. The iced caramel latte was pretty standard, but what put it over the top was the espresso, whipped cream highly recommend adding the espresso whipped cream to whatever beverage you get! The staff was friendly and helpful with recommendations, as well as bringing my drinks out to me on the patio . There is nowhere to sit on the inside, but there is an outdoor patio that is beautiful especially on a nice breezy fall afternoon. I can't wait to come back and try some other drink drinks that they have as well as their food items!!

I got the banana caramel iced latte which was a perfect sweet treat. It was sweet but not too much…read moreso and tasted like real banana (no artificial taste). Loved it.