Passed on Dunkin for Heritage's!…read more LOVE their coffee - even their decaf! Really good creamers. Overall, a more expensive Wawa. Much better hoagies. You cam even get burgers and specialty pasta salads. Always very fresh. I even like their plastic cow bags!

So I just found out that this Heritage's (and possibly all of them?) gets a delivery from Liscio's…read moreat 5 am! I was able to pick up a fresh seeded loaf of bread for $2.59 this morning on my way to work for this evening's dinner. I was pretty happy about this random turn of events. They also will special order for you up to 7 pm the night before to have ready for pick-up the next morning. 4 stars alone for this service. I only wish I had known about this sooner. It's a trek to get decent bread from anywhere from my house. At 8:30 am they only had 3 loaves, so I'd suggest stopping in on the early side if you desire a loaf of chewy, crunchy goodness. Otherwise this is a standard Heritage's. Nothing fancy & it still looks the same as it did 20 years ago. No bells & whistles like the newly upgraded Super Wawa down the street, but it's a lot easier to get in and out of here on your way to 295 from Woodbury. And they feel more like a local neighborhood shop. I'm sure I'll be back just for that bread.

I stopped in today to grab a bite. I ordered the onion rings. She said there wasn't enough for a…read morefull order so she threw in some mozzarella sticks. They chatted with me a bit in the store. Super nice and friendly. As I was there, I checked out the menu. I was so happy to find out they use turkey products. I don't eat beef or pork so that was so refreshing to hear. There were plenty of onion rings (their usual order must be huge) and they and the mozz. were amazing. I can't wait to go back and try more.

Great atmosphere, clean environment. The food is amazing and the customer service is one of a kind…read more I definitely recommend that business to anyone looking for homemade cooking at affordable prices.

Not going to dance around this…read more My personal experience has been, many Black Americans in the Philly area do not like Asian Americans and have no problems showing it. Young black worker roaming aisles was greeting everyone, 'Just let me know if you need anything" and trying to be helpful. This was like 4-5 times I witnessed this. But to me, nothing. No greeting. Not a word. I stood in an aisle specifically looking for something, and she was in that aisle too, standing next to me, looking at the same shelving too, but nothing, nothing, nothing. If I were the manager, I would fire her. But then again, I didn't see too many Asian-Am faces among the customers so as long as most of the customers are white, it should be ok, at least from a purely financial perspective. The Southeast Asian / Indian-American checkout clerk who helped me was very friendly and courteous. The store was not stocked much differently from Wayne / Gateway Shopping Center. And it was less crowded (but this store is new) and aisles were a little wider, I think. This is still PA so, of course, no alcohol. Don't think I am returning. Wayne or KOP locations, I don't remember being treated like this. There is a new TJ's also in Exton, in same mall as Kohls' and Hobby Lobby.

New clean store!!! Not crowded!! Hope it stays that way!! Conveniently located in Berwyn.read more

Really nice store. Horribly trash-strewn parking lot. Hey, manager... Clean up this mess!read more

I love this supermarket. I'm there at least 4 times a week. They have great produce, an awesome…read morebakery, and a nice salad bar. I'm also a card member, so all the money I spend there give me discounts on gasoline.

since it has a gas station. Overall, it was clean and organized. The coffee station was a little…read moremessy, but that's more from customers not cleaning up after themselves. Staff seemed to keep things moving despite the traffic. It's a solid location. I would come back again.

For a quick mart it's great. Obviously nothing fancy at all but compared to 7-11, McDonalds, etc…read moreit's great. The deli sandwiches are the highlight.

One of the last Wawa locations I checked out before leaving New Jersey. Overall this was your…read moreaverage Wawa gas station. Featured plenty of parking, clean restrooms and well stocked food and drinks. Please don't park in the parking lot next door because it does seem that they ticket people. The parking area can be busy at times. Tried my luck at the lottery machine and I sadly didn't win. Overall, Casual gas station experience.

I generally come to Wawa only for 2 things - Tesla chargers and coffee .. I like their coffee. Lots…read moreof varieties of coffee flavors .... Everything else is so so so expensive inside .. a bag of chips might cost 4,5$ !! Highly expensive .. billing and service good . Overall , apart from coffee , expensive place

Yum... Yum... Yum... Yum... And four stars on top of that. The vacant store that served the BP…read morestation on Providence and State Streets, a mere fifty feet from the trolley and behind the Starbucks, has become one of the best homemade food venues in the area. Sort of a small recreation of the Italian Market delis in Phila, but 18 miles away in Media. Work late? Too busy to food shop? Step inside this small space and peruse their refrigerator and freezer for some delicious food. What got me inside this marvel of space utilization was the aroma of Veal Parmigiana emanating from the outside seating of the Starbucks patio. Then I realized there was another store just opened behind it. Part of the former service station is now the kitchen, and the small store with the freezers occupies the rest. Yes, the BP gas pumps are still there so you can do both, get gas and dinner for the evening. Nothing is commercial; every dish is made inside the premises. The plates are then conveniently placed along with side dishes in a microwaveable plastic container and with frozen or maintained refrigerated for easy reheating. Food selections are primarily Italian. Pork Culet Parmigiana, Pork Scallopini, Meat Loaf, and other dishes, along with their side dishes, are in the cabinets. They also have an exquisite pork shoulder over pasta dish. Their selections are almost all about $8.00 to $8.5o for a complete meal. At those prices, who wants to cook?

One of the challenges of being a member of the "Panini Generation" (like the sandwich generation,…read moreonly with more heat, pressure and the sense you're being smushed) is figuring out how to make insane days work. Such was the case with me last Monday, when I had an appointment to attend with the Patriarch, one basketball tourney and a chorus concert, all within the space of about 4 hours and all of course in opposite directions. Also, I needed gas. Fortunately, that day the Universe decided to give me a small break. Sent me to a very nondescript, tiny gas station in Media to fill up. As I'm pumping, there's one of those scrolling advertisements, this time for Lilly Orlando. How clever, I thought, that they are selling that space to another local business. Wait. I looked more carefully at the tiny pre-war station itself. Then it dawned on me. The gas station WAS Lilly Orlando. Oh. Huh? Pop on Yelp, my fellow yelpers give it two thumbs up. OK. What the heck. It was this or KFC anyway and I rather like this entrepreneurial spirit. Basically, the restauranteurs converted the gas station space into a working kitchen, with all food prepared on site. There are both fresh refrigerated entrees and frozen entrees. We picked up a shrimp scampi, two chicken cordon bleu meals, and two chicken parmesan meals. We picked up 'fresh' vs. frozen so they could be eaten that day easily. Brought them home, zapped each one in the microwave for 4 minutes, and served. Everything was pretty darn good, really, restaurant quality. The servings are generous, easily making 2 meals out of each. Meals were packaged well, with separate compartments for sides. Chicken parmesan was delicious, over angel hair pasta, not dry, perfectly breaded. Chicken Cordon Bleu also quite yummy, prepared as a true roulade, green beans and mashed potatoes served with it were outstanding, only slightly soft spot was the cheese sauce which didn't reheat well. Shrimp scampi was inhaled. Everything got big thumbs up and two requests to 'go there again, Mom!" I can't say it's the best takeout we've ever had, however by a country mile it's the very best gas station food we've ever tasted, and I'm including you in there, WaWa. Thanks, Lilly Orlando for elevating convenience to an entirely new level. May you have great success and may you open a second location in or very near Ardmore. My starving family would love that, as would I.

kind service and great food! prices are very affordable, and shelves are well stocked with an array…read moreof essentials.