I frequent the Biden Welcome Center whenever I'm passing thru, and each experience is always…read morepleasant. This "Welcome Center" is quite spacious, with quite a variety of vendors for all your needs. Some of my favorite? A Dunkins, a Panda Express, and even a Wendy's! The restrooms here are not "Bucees" clean (but c'mon who can compete??), but compared to other pit-stops, this place is second-tier. A great place to stretch, walk-around, and recharge for the remainder of your trip. This round --- I only stayed for about 15-20 minutes, and decided to try the new "Applegreen Tap&Go" Coffee Stations. One is located at the very entrance of the building, and one towards the back (near the food court). I ordered an "Iced White Mocha", and was pleasantly surprised by the quality. It did what I want coffee to do, taste good and have caffeine! In any case, if you're in Delaware, make it a point to stop-by!

The Biden Welcome Center is the northernmost of three welcome centers on I-95 between Baltimore and…read moreNewark, Del. We stopped here, like we usually do, driving between Virginia and Pennsylvania. Centrally located between the northbound and southbound roadways, the Center is easily accessed from the left lane. It is bright and airy with a variety of fast food options. Table seating is in the central open area. There are rest rooms, an information center, and large parking lots. Separated from the Center is a nearby gasoline station.

Maryland House is the southern most of three travel plazas on I-95 between Baltimore and Newark,…read moreDel. We stopped here on our way to Pennsylvania for one of our favorites -- Phillip's Cream of Crab Soup (5/5). Centrally located between the northbound and southbound roadways, Maryland House is easily accessed from the left lane. It is bright and airy with a variety of food options in addition to Phillip's. Table seating is in the central open area, and there are tables outside as well. There are rest rooms, an information center, and large parking lots. A gasoline station and EV charging stations can be found in the same travel plaza.

Oodles and oodles of toilet stalls in this rest stop! Cute…read moreshopping and lots of restaurants. Thankful to all that made this rest stop possible to us travelers!!

Lovely grounds. Restroom time. The attendant is there …read more Very grateful to have this place today. Thanks to the architects , and all the people that maintain this fine space of respite. Grateful to you for all the hardwork you do to care for us all.

This is a very nice little place in maryland where you could check out magazines and books of…read morethings to do in maryland and maps.The only thing they don't have here which they need is a big maryland sign.So you could take pictures in front of it instead of getting off the road.

Excellent place to stop off highway. Very clean. Plenty of parking and restaurants. Large bathroom…read more Gas avail too

3 exceedingly chivalrous fellows ( in eagles football…read morejerseys) were opening doors for ladies . It was so heartwarming and kind! Lovely bathrooms and nice shopping and restaurants as well. Thanks to all the people that do wonderful things to make this visit soooooo lovely!

This was a relatively clean rest area. Easy in and out on the NJ Turnpike. I got a kick out of all…read morethe names you see at rest areas in NJ from Connie Chung to Clara Barton. Gas was reasonable but can't pump it yourself which also strikes me as an odd quirk in NJ.

Nice and clean travel plaza! It's a little smaller than other travel plazas but it's a good spot to…read morestop for gas, restrooms, and nourishments. In my haste to get back on the road I forgot to take pictures. I did take one of the cutest garbage can.

Bathrooms smell, trash overflowing and a lot of stalls were "out of order " !!…read moreDunkin was by far the slowest Dunkin I have ever gone to. Here's a place that lives off their coffee sales and they weee out of cream !! Save your time and money....DONT GO THERE !!

The Maryland House, for me, is the last bit of nostalgia from my distant youth. (Waah!) On our…read moreannual pilgrimage to the lands of my forefathers... or in less dramtic terms... the state where my people are from... (sighs in Bridgerton) dad had us trained from babies how to travel down I-95. As was our ritual, we'd pull out of Brooklyn at 2am and did not stop until Maryland House. We had a box of freshly fried chicken wings, a cooler of drinks and bladders of iron. NO STOP TIL MARYLAND HOUSE I can recall only 2 times nature did one of us dirty, forcing us to answer the call of nature on the side of the turnpike, hoping our bare butts wasn't visible to the Mac trucks whizzing by so fast the car shook. I married and trained my non travelling spouse and subsequent kids in the same fashion...NO STOP TIL MARYLAND! I did it a bit differently than dad, we'd stop and let the kids run around for about an hour. There used to be an arcade, lots of prize machines and a museum on the upper level. I miss that. Remarried and this spouse is as well travelled as I am on these roads and the old Maryland house was "updated". Broke my heart. Its devoid of all the charm and personality it used to have. No arcade, no museum, no upper level balcony. Its a solid travel plaza, but it looks like all the others. My spouse likes to stop at the Biden Welcpme Center and I haven't been here in a while. Like seeing an old friend you've loved forever but who has changed so drastically, it was bittersweet. Maryland House will always have a special place in my heart, no matter what.

I make frequent drives through the area and the staff at the shops are working hard to serve the…read morecustomers and it gets quite hectic so this is not about them but the cleaning staff. What I found interesting were two cleaning staff who were working to close off tables and chairs in spite of multiple people standing around waiting for food and looking for places to sit. As soon as someone got up, they took the chairs and flipped them up on the tables and started cleaning with the clear message of do not use the area. The man and woman closed off half of the sitting space. It was not even 8pm. You can see in the picture that they are aggressively cleaning around the table we just left to close it off. They were cleaning around us while we ate and I was mindful to keep the area clean and we are very quickly once we got the food. The vibe they gave was clearly to make us feel uncomfortable as "being in the way" and make us leave without verbally asking. This is supposed to be a 24hr rest stop if I'm not wrong.

Not sure how his place has any less than 5 stars. It is very clean and updated. They have…read moreeverything: gas, food, coffee, water refill stations...the only thing they are missing is an enclosed dog area but then have accessible grass. They are building EV stations. Food options: Dunkin Chick filet Auntie Anne's 2 stores to purchase snacks/drinks

Decent size rest stop. Clean bathrooms, plenty of food choices, and modern …read more The Applegreen little vending area has a lot of goodies to choose from.

The restroom wasn't the cleanest, but it was OK. Trash could have been emptied more often, The Walt…read moreWhitman Service Area Popeyes only had three people on staff and it took us 20 minutes to get our order, even though many items were already pre-cooked and sitting in warmer trays, dried out. The cashier refused to take credit card orders and made the person behind us use the ordering kiosk. That customer wisely responded by getting her food at Shake Shack instead. I understand the unfortunate concept of overcharging a captive audience, but to wait for dried out whatever-it-really-was" and be treated rudely to boot leaves a bad taste in my mouth that is only slightly worse that the food itself. Will 100% be passing by any Popeyes I see in the future.

This South-Central NJ rest stop, located on the Northbound side of the NJT, is well-equipped and…read morevery convenient. The ladies' restroom stood out to me--it has 24 stalls, which is far more than most other rest stops I've been to across the U.S. Definitely helpful when it's busy. (And yes, I said restroom--not bathroom. So many Americans say the word "bathroom" when there isn't a bathtub in sight!) Food choices are solid, with Burger King, Popeye's, Auntie Anne's, and Starbucks all on site. There's also an Applegreen convenience store that sells snacks, drinks, postcards, New Jersey T-shirts and sweatshirts, and a variety of souvenirs. The seating area has around 25 tables, so there's plenty of space to sit down and enjoy your food. Lastly, the Sunoco gas station makes it easy to fill up before getting back on the road, which adds to the convenience of stopping here.

A service area worth stoping for! Clean, spacious and you could relax from your roadtrip. See…read moreimages for reference.

It is such a delight to be here. I was curious if the Frank Sinatra rest stop would have a nice big…read moretribute and I am really glad that they do. I'm delighted to hear his music being played. I'm happy for people to learn about his music and his connection with this lovely State.

I can't believe I have to write this review. Burger king is my favorite restaurant in the whole…read morewide world and when I was on my way to Atlantic City for my vacay i stopped here to get a good old whopper. first I hit the musty crusty toilet and there were like 2 workers just giving me dirty looks. When I got to the BK there was a big crowd of people waiting for their orders and there was only 1 dude making everyone's food! 5 other workers were in there and they were all just hanging out.I had to wait like 30 mins and my snacks were all soggy when they gave it to me :( Literally so heartbroken im crying writing this