They will almost always get ur sauces wrong and u will end up having to go back and correct something almost every time

OMG!!!! they gave me a disassembled quesadilla. the fries were as hard a a dang rock. QUESADILLA WAS WAPPY. fries were aighttt. salad ain't havw no dressing, dryer than the freakin sahara. read more

Usually love this Wawa. It was a great experience is there but tonight was different. I ordered my go to triple decker chicken salad sandwich and they did not toast the bread. I was disappointed with some soggy bread with mayo spread on it. I hope this is an honest mistake and I won't happen again but I want to tell the people now. read more

The nicest staff ever & quick too. I go here pretty often from time to time & they always greet me with a smile & they are respectful. I love this Wawa! read more

How have other Lafayette alumni/students not reviewed this place?! Fine, I'll be the first, but you're all thinking what I'm thinking. Wawa is a cure-all, a place of comfort and convenience that can't be beat. Scenario 1: You know the feeling - a late night out, an early morning class, and then a pang of hunger. What do you need? Either a bacon egg and cheese or mac and cheese, depending on the timing. Speaking of mac and cheese - so help you, Wawa, if you run out during the 2am rush. Nobody knows why it's so good, so don't even try to figure it out. It's meant to remain a wonderful mystery. Scenario 2: You're studying for your finals and you're craving a salty treat like no other. An italian bagel sandwich, or a turkey-bacon-ranch cibatta, perhaps? Yes please. Scenario 3: The guy/girl you're into just isn't that into you. I'd prescribe a soft pretzel with marinara sauce. Scenario 4 (they really are endless): If you feel like a fatty from the food mentioned above, you can even get some fruits and veggies to counteract the guilt! Wawa is an inexpensive distraction for the drama and anguish caused by everyday college life. I miss it dearly and make a point of going whenever I'm nearby. read more

This location is newly renovated, and the food is good. Really helpful to grab quick items like milk and bread as well.

The person working refused to bag peoples items. She said she was too tired to do it so the customers need to do it themselves. If your employees are too tired or too incompetent to handle such simple tasks send them home. read more

This Wawa was pretty small and dingy. Not one of the better Wawa's that I have been to.

I went to Wawa at 2am this morning, expressly to get coffee from the espresso machine. Unfortunately, Wawa is not what it once was. Even as I walked blithely towards my cherished Mocha (extra wake up!), I could sense that something was off. I quickly selected my preferred 16 oz cup and turned to fill it with delicious beverages that would prolong my fall towards unconsciousness. All was not as it seemed. I hit the red button, waited for the glorious smell of espresso to fill my nostrils...and nothing happened. I hit the button again, mashed it harder, as my concern mounted and the emptiness that filled my cup expanded- sloshed out of the cup and into the whole Wawa, filling it up with silence and pain and longing that would not be quenched. This, I realized, is what unrequited love must feel like. All my passion, my desire, focused on a goal that could not be obtained. As despair began to wash over me, a Wawa employee, Joe, sailed by and happened to ask "Did you need hot water?" I looked at him sorrowfully, wondering why any sane person would go to a coffee machine to get water. "I need Mocha, extra wake up!" I wailed as my inner anguish spilled forth. Joe laughed sardonically "I'm cleaning the machine now. It's not working." And with those cruel words, Joe dashed my hopes and disappeared to reshelve candy. I looked around, hoping against hope that somehow, some way, I would wake up from this nightmare. Alas, despite the bright fluorescent lights that filled my once beloved home, darkness settled over the place I had once loved. The gaudy mask torn away, I saw Wawa for what it was, not a respite for weary travelers diligently searching for shelter from the 2am paper grind, but a cruel facsimile. A mirage and nothing more. No coffee oasis, but the cruel sands of regret and misplaced hope filling my lungs and choking my sorrowed gasps. I came to Wawa looking for a liquid companion to keep me warm during the long, cold hours before my paper deadline. I left disillusioned, my soul shattered, my heart torn asunder by the brutal winds of fate. 1/5 stars because when I called them ten minutes later, they stated that the machine would be working again "in a couple of hours." read more

Love this place! The best snacks and really fantastic location! Food is always fresh!

Went to this wawa to buy a a drink and use the restroom after a long drive, employee at the counter said they don't have a bathroom, i said that would be illegal for a retail store not to have one since they have employees, he then admitted that they do have one but due to company policy customers cannot use it because of the college kids at Lafayette. Take care of the hand that feeds you wawa, if it wasn't for the customers, you would not be there. read more

Me and friend went in to this wawa and as I was waiting for my food my friend PAID for a bag of chips and was eating them while we waiting for my food this lady who made the Sandwhiches screamed at my friend for eating her chips that she already PAID for and was extremely rude, we did not give her a hard time whatsoever and it was completely unnecessary. I work in a restaurant and would never speak to a customer like that ever, and this girl clearly did not care that she was speaking to a paying customer. However, the cashier was extremely friendly and nice. read more

As one of the people living on the hill, I can say that me and my friends go here all the time for lunch. There is no friend of mine who has not been to this wawa, and we all agree its amazing read more