I wasn't sure why Wawa had a fan following. It's like my car had other ideas. Tesla's tell you…read moreintelligently about available superchargers on your route and lead me to this Wawa that has about 12 superchargers. Each spot has a number and you can sit in your car and order from the Wawa app. I didn't use that option but it was nice to know that was available. The toilets are clean and the ATM machine had a line. I love their electronic ordering systems. My crispy chicken bowl was delicious and fresh. The chicken sandwich was very tasty. The bananas were exactly the right ripeness. More than gas it looks like you get anything you want in a Wawa store.

I'm adding this review for the new Wawa pizza. Wawa now…read moreserves pizza!! Crazy right? Well I figured I'd give it a try. I ordered my pizza in the app. It takes at least 10 minutes so don't expect a pizza right away. The pizzas come in two different sizes. A 14inch and a 16 inch. There are 8 different varieties of pizza available. You can even get a half cheese and half meat option. When I placed my order, I had ordered a pepperoni pizza. It was taking a little long and the Wawa associate said she forgot to put the pepperoni on the pizza and just made a cheese pizza. The pizza was not bad. The slices were cut but the pizza looked a little messy. The crust is a little too crispy for me and has a garlic flavor seasoning. The pizza was super hot and there was a decent cheese pull. The pizza is only available after 4pm. The prices are a little much but what else is new.

One of the pumps was inoperable. My husband tried swiping our credit card to pay at the pump and…read morepressed the octane button, but it was not doing anything. He tried several times to no avail so we moved to another pump. They should put a bag over pumps that are down.

From the owner: Quick stops. Quality fuel. Easy rewards. BP keeps you moving and with the earnify app, you earn…read morepoints every time you visit.

Pump acted weird when I inserted card. Then said busy. Had to wait and then just tap it. Didn't…read moregive receipt upon request.

I used to love this wawa, but their food has gone down hill and everyone has an attitude. I don't…read morethink I'll be going there anymore - convenient location or not. Tired of wasting my money.

I've been saving so much money on gas at BJ's!! I also pick up groceries from time to time. They…read moreliterally just opened after renovations. Gas is much cheaper than WaWa's, Royal Farms, & Sunoco. The only complaint for me is they never have window cleaner or towels. They can also install a better air pump for tires.

As we were driving on I-95, Gas Buddy let me know that this BJ's gas station had the cheapest gas…read morein the PA, DE, MD area. So we got off the highway and headed over to fill up...it's about 3 miles off the highway, but there are a lot of businesses and things to do nearby. This gas station is across from the Wilmington airport (ILG) in New Castle Delaware. We pulled in, got some gas and off we went. They had a weird set of cones to direct traffic, so there was only one way to get into the pumps, but nevertheless, it was an easy way to get cheap gas.

Fast pumps. Clean areas. Coffee is good. The store is…read moreclean with nice employees who seem to enjoy their drives

Yeah I guess this is a Shell now, and not sure if it's because it's Saturday or if it's just…read moreanother ghetto area,but every other vehicle that pulled in was either rumbling or had shtty pop music blasting. Plus the clerk was more interested in talking to her friend than anything else.

Back here again! Went here on Friday November 28th 2025 with my parents. We were heading back to SC…read morefrom NY. We got regular fuel here. Price for that day was 3.11 per gallon. pumped fuel and paid. We also used the restrooms at the 7/11 at the gas station. After that, we went on our merry way. Easy to get fuel and easy to get back on I-95.

Note: I wrote most of this review a number of months ago and decided to leave it in drafts, but…read morehave more recently had an experience that, while much better than this train wreck of a visit, reinforced that they don't have it all together. The old draft (a little edited): Once upon a time, this was either the best or in close contention for the title of best I-95 rest area gas station. It deteriorated a little over time but stayed decent. But, my most recent visit was an all time low. Roughly half the gas pumps were marked out of order. After waiting a long time to finally get to a supposedly in-order pump; I got to one that malfunctioned. It only filled half the tank and then started spitting gas from the wrong end of the nozzle. I tried adjusting the position a few times to no avail. I wound up only getting a half tank of gas, since it wouldn't fill my tank further, while getting a pool of gas in the space inside the door to to the gas tank and a bunch of gas on my hands, boots, etc. (I've filled many a gas tank with everything running smoothly, and I am very sure the problem wasn't the user). I went into the attached store to try to wash the gas smell out of my hands so that I wouldn't have to smell that throughout the drive, but the bathroom had a dank smell and water (or worse) all over the floor. Then, I tried to buy a couple of things to make the experience less miserable, and after waiting in a slow moving line, found that their payment terminal was freezing up or something. Add on from my more recent visit: Most pumps were working, but not all. I could successfully, after card read errors and other such glitches, successfully fill my tank, and the whole store looked a little disheveled, and it had an area blocked off awaiting cleanup of some mess (but, that could have been a customer-caused mess that could happen anywhere), but it wasn't disgusting. Maybe this indicates that they're getting their act together, but I suspect that it indicates that while my worst visit was an especially bad day, they're often not firing on all cylinders these days. It's still an obviously convenient location, the store still stocks useful stuff for travelers, and while their prices probably factor in a convenience factor, so do many of the less convenient options along the way, and it's not super huge. I'd guess that at least half the time people don't encounter problems and that the pros of stopping here if you need gas right around here while driving on 95 usually outweigh the cons. But, if you're planning a trip and considering whether to plan it around stopping here for gas when you could just as easily stop at an earlier or later rest stop, I wouldn't assume this station will be great when deciding on those plans.