Right off of 'MLK' Blvd, parking lot was kinda noisy,questionable looking people hanging out…read more Inside was the standard crowds for noontime...

Typically, decent priced gas. Right at the light leaving…read moreDover. Fairly busy. Carries many newspapers from around.

This is the worst place to get fuel They dont care they…read morework went they want to work. Come in to get gas you have 10% that you will get it. No one here at all

Buying gas at Safeway is not worth it. It's higher than the gas across Wawa and Royal Farms. The…read moreelimination of 3 cents off per gallon is another whacked to people who buys groceries at Safeway thinking that this way would save them money.

I usually love Wawa, but seems like more and more the prices are going up and quality going down. I…read morejust had the skimpiest turkey bowl I've ever seen from Wawa!!! My Dad's sub roll was hard as a rock. Better step it up before Sheetz comes to town!!

Depends on if you are a customer or work there. Let's see.. customer usually handed well. Workers…read moreare short staffed, nothing new, everyone is. Food is consistent. I'm such a critic. A loyal fan of decent fast food!!

Was refused wrapped coins for $17 of gas. Wawa ended up taking them. The cashier had to call her…read moremanager and was very short with me. Last I knew coins were still American currency!? Not the first problem I've had here. From pumps always broken or trash everywhere. Convenience doesn't matter anymore I'll drive two more miles to get better service.

The employees are great, I like every single one of them. There are two young girls and a guy that…read morework regularly that are friendly and efficient. Apparently this is the place to buy your lotto tickets and sometimes your standing in line for a while. Cigarettes are consistently the cheapest in town. Valero's rewards membership is also pretty decent. You earn points on purchases that can be redeemed for pretty much anything they sell, including gas. I've been hoarding mine and haven't used any yet. I prefer Valero's gasoline over the alternatives and they're considered a "top tier retailer" alongside Chevron and Shell. I love this place! There's just one problem. The manager(s). I've been coming long here long enough to have encountered two of them. I'm assuming the previous manager left, because I don't see her anymore. She was hostile and I wasn't particularly sad to see her go. However, she pales in comparison to her replacement. The current manager is rude, impatient, and generally difficult to deal with. I avoid coming during the day simply so I don't have to deal with her. Tip of the day: If you're miserable and looking for a fight; don't work in customer service.

Doesn't look that great, but that's Dover apparently. Plus all the motorheads racing down the…read morehighway here, thinking that's Dover speedway.

Super convenient when you live behind blue hen but unfortunately they don't offer much in quality…read more Every time I think they've refilled their stock, but even then the sodas are always flat!! Their chips, candy, even cigarillos are stale. Very great incense available and I swear they have too many things to look at I love visiting, it's just really frustrating when you can't trust them for a soda!!! Please get it together because I love everything else about the store.

Only giving low review due to Shell Gas station portion. The pumps do not require zip code to be…read moreentered when using credit card. This form of security helps prevent credit card fraud.

On June 25th 2012, I had a fairly distressing experience at the Citgo/ Goose Creek Market located…read moreon Rt 10 / Lebanon Road in Dover, DE. I had left my house in time to be about 20 min early for work so that I would have plenty of time to refuel. I arrived at this station around 6:45, and when I tried to use the card reader, the display told me to see the attendant. She told me the system had been having issues with debit cards, but not credit, and that she would be able to process the transaction with the interior computers. I left my card with her, as I did not know how much the car would take. After filling up, the machine in the store also would not take my card. To solve the problem, the attendant tried calling the usual hot line for a phone verification, but for some reason, she did not have the store's ID for that system available, or at least not in a reasonably accessible place. She may have called two other people, but neither of them solved the issue. Having worked in retail, I am having difficulty thinking of an excuse not to have the ID number accessible, or failing that, the phone numbers of higher-ups who would know how to solve such problems. During this time, I was able to call my own credit card's hot line, just to be sure it had nothing to do with me, and having established that, I asked the attendant if she had tried restarting the computer. Given that it wasn't my card, and the system had been having debit issues relating to weather, it seemed like a reasonable step to take in solving any given technical issue, but the attendant gave me a lot of attitude just for suggesting it. At that point I was about five minutes late for work, when I remembered that I keep cash hidden in the recesses of various outer garments for emergencies. This is what finally freed me from this hostage situation. Given the predominance of credit and debit cards, it is no longer a reasonable expectation that people carry cash. I found the whole experience to be distressing and unacceptable, and will no longer patronize any Citgo or Goose Creek Market, as there is a real possibility that I may be detained indefinitely