Miss Rhonda and every employee working on Mon 2/16. They were so kind and helpful to make my…read morechild's breakfast and be overall awesome. Very clean store with great product selection - food, sundries, necessities. Great, delicious coffee selection. It was cold so we too our breakfast or coffee back to our hotel. They're are walkable parks and benches to take your food to go there.

This is your classic Wawa located near Rittenhouse Square. We had just finished a good meal and…read morewanted a quick cup of coffee. Where else to go but Wawa? There was only one person working and he was taking his time doing all the orders. It must be a stressful job doing all the orders when everyone is pushing you to hurry up. We placed our order, picked up our drink, and went on our way. The 16oz iced coffee was okay but it was mostly just ice. I wish there was more there but what can you do? Next time I will order a larger size in order to maximize my coffee order.

VIP market has been around a long time. They were known for an awesome buffet, I think as far back…read moreas the 90's. Since the pandemic this establishment which is the size of 2 businesses. Has revamped the buffet side to beer, wine and spirits. The other side is fully stocked with groceries, which includes plant based items. What was once just a deli now has cooked food items. I had the butterfly shrimp with fries just the other day. VIP Market offers "One Stop Shopping " after a long day at work or just because.

Our office moved from South Street up north to Walnut. I will miss my easy access to Acme and…read moreWhole Foods...sigh. For now, if we need any emergency, I don't know, Oreo cookies or a sandwich, this is within spitting distance. On my first day in our new office, I picked up a coffee to go. It was horrible, not going to lie. That's a no from me. Second day in our new office, I got a turkey sandwich to go for lunch. It was OK. Nothing special, but for a $10 sandwich, it was a good reminder that I better keep emergency frozen meal in our office fridge for next time I forget my lunch. On the plus side, it does carry the basic groceries and the people who work there were jovial and kind and all the regulars joked around with them, which was nice.

They locked the door on me and ignored me at 1 am when trying to buy a charger. They proceeded to…read moremake out and giggle. I'm an up standing citizen who is properly dressed and of character. I have no idea why I was treated this way

Like any other 7-11 i guess but this place is actually clean. Place usually empty and im not really…read moresure why. In an odd place i guess

This is a city pharmacy, so basically everything was locked down. I stopped in to transfer a…read moreprescription during a work conference, as it was leading up to last weekend's huge snowstorm. It was a single-pill script, so after the 15 minute prescribed wait, I hopped in line to see if it was available. Usually, my CVS app would alert me and/or I'd get a text, but neither happened. The pharmacist was like, "Yes, we called her name" when I asked if it was ready yet, which was strange as I absolutely didn't hear it. Strange they're not up to date on their technology, but alrighty. I also had to tap my card twice to pay. All in all, glad I stopped in as it saved me a trip at home but the vibe sure was something else.

They did not have what I wanted, so unfortunately a failed visit…read more All I needed were saltine crackers, but they only had Club. When you're sick there is a difference. An employee said they were out. Store had security which was a bonus. For this visit a 3 suits them.

Two Philadelphia icons within steps of one another. Such a Philadelphia thing to do. One sewn into…read moreour national history and another that people have come to know for the convenience of it all. It was odd to see at first, but a welcomed sight on a very hot 100+ degree day. I arrived in the area shortly before an event was to happen that I just so happened to be attending. I wanted to prepare myself as I could feel I was going to be dehydrated. I am so happy I did this as we were standing in the sun for so very long that I felt I was going to melt. I ran inside, went straight to the cooler section and grabbed myself two waters. I saw I had the option to use self checkout, but was closer to the traditional register. I decided to go the traditional route, but should have opted for the self checkout. No fault to the company, it was the customer in front of me that had no concern for other customers. It took longer than it would have if I went to the self checkouts. Paid, I nearly guzzled the first water. I was happy to see this so close to the nearby sites, if I needed anything else, I knew I would stop back here before leaving.

Wawa on the historic mile in Philadelphia, right near the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, is…read moreone of the larger stores in the chain and covers a lot of ground for what it is. I walked into a space that felt big, well stocked, and surprisingly comprehensive: a bakery, a coffee bar, a full hoagie counter, and a convenience store all under one roof. The ordering process took some figuring out. Food is ordered at a touchscreen kiosk, paid for at the register, and then picked up at a separate counter. Drinks are handled independently from food as well. None of it felt intuitive as a first timer, and there was not much in the way of signage or staff guidance to walk me through the flow. I found myself standing around more than once trying to figure out where to go next. Wait times for prepared food became a real issue during the lunch rush. I waited over 25 minutes for a simple hoagie, and I noticed others around me had been waiting even longer. For a convenience store setup, a 20 to 35 minute wait is longer than you would expect. If you are in a hurry or working around a tight schedule, that is worth factoring in before you commit to a hot food order. The store itself is clean and the product selection is solid. Fountain drinks, coffee, pastries, and a full convenience store selection give you enough options to cover most situations.

I've followed up 23 times with 7-Eleven since this incident on May 24, 2025, and still no real…read morereply -- even though I have an official case number. All of this started over a simple double-charge mistake on my receipt. Instead of fixing it professionally, the cashier shouted profanity, threatened me, my elderly parents, and my nephew, and even came outside with a stick. Be careful -- the staff here clearly lack proper background checks and basic respect for customers. Escalation will take place if they keep ignoring this. Customers deserve to feel safe and treated with dignity.

At least for the moment, this 7-eleven is the only late-nite eats available in Rittenhouse…read more I'm not one to review chain spots, but did you know that 7-eleven is Japanese? In Japan, you can get amazing gourmet food at a 7-eleven! It's a cornucopia of amazing choices! So goes the American locations, if limited to * rolly franks, dogs, sausage, and taquitos. * triangle cut tuna, egg salad sandwiches at $7, made recently * assorted soft drinks * lotto tix! * donuts (which are not fresh -- and that's the way I like my sour cream/old fashioned!) * coffee and fixins * snacks, chips, salties, candy * household essentials and auto supplies * cigarettes and tobacco products, chew * newspapers, periodicals, mags and rags So thankful to find the light on and door open for my late night cravings!

I can't speak about the Delicatessen, but they have a good selection of cold drinks, beer & cider,…read moreincluding some international brands, and snacks. They also have a cash machine and a lottery machine.

Horrible customer service. Accused me of buying alcohol for a random guy outside then BANNED me…read morefrom the store. I got dropped off by an Uber just outside not five minutes earlier. Didn't listen, accused me of lying, yet snarkily took my money and packed up my alcohol. WITHOUT carding. Do something for yourself and find better, there's a million copycat delis around anyway.

I asked for a specific charger that required a key, instead of unlocking it they proceeded to sell…read moreme something I didn't ask for. It's very disappointing when you're on the go and the customer cannot get the correct item due to negligence or lazines!!!!

One time I tried to come here and I couldn't even access the front door because the employees of…read morethe 7-Eleven were holding up a guy claiming he stole some thing which didn't quite make sense to me as I watched, and he literally turned all of his pockets, inside out, and told the guys over and over that they could body search him. I moved on and walk somewhere else to get other food/snacks not thinking too much of it other than sympathy for the customer being attacked. Because of the location and the conference I was attending. There was one point where I did need to just run in and grab, something to drink and I have to say the service and people who work there were so rude and inconsiderate. It was actually disgusting.

It's complicated. This family owned market is the perfect spot if you are nearby and are in a…read morepinch. They have just about everything you'd find at a standard grocery store. The owners are kind and keep the store clean and organized. I've never once not found what I'm looking for, but it comes at a cost. Their prices are significantly more expensive than any market I've been to in Center City. While this will always be a staple stop for me if I'm just grabbing a drink/snack or am missing one ingredient, but If I need more than two items it's worth it to head to the next spot.

I shopped at this neighborhood gem decades ago when living in my first apartment in Center City…read more Small independent businesses like this one, for all your needs has stood the test of time. I would often refer people there for flowers with the Avenue of the Arts just a little over a block away. This small business is convenient, just enough with basic and unique items. Pillar of Center City small business open daily.

Perfectly adequate Wawa. Since it first opened, its configuration has improved, with a better flow…read morefrom where you can order sandwiches, and navigate to checkout. There's even self-service checkout. It's a small one, definitely smaller than the one by Independence Hall. There's no seating at this Wawa. No gas station pumps too - which should only be a surprise to suburbanites. ;) Craving a hoagie or a bag of chips, and happen to be nearby here? This Wawa does the job.

Very convenient. Has all the food, coffee and to go items you need. Employees are friendly. They…read morehave security as well.