This Wawa is one of the many reasons I like Philly. They make everything so damn convenient! Want a made-to-order sub 24/7? They can do that. Want to order it on a computer so you can wander the store and not wait on a long line? Sure, they'll rock that. .99cent ATM? OK. Never been to Wawa? Imagine 7-11 and Subway merged together but improved their subs and the quality of, well, everything else. That my friends, is Wawa. The kicker would be if they sold beer. read more

The wawa at 6th and Market, is horrible. Nothing on the shelves, no sizzlies in the morning. They advertise them for 2 for $5 but have nothing available. The store is huge, but only one cashier, lines around the store. It's dirty, the employees are rude. It should be closed. The worst Wawa of them all. read more

I love your hidden convenience. I love that you are on my way from work to everywhere. I love that your coffee is twice as good as starbucks and costs half the price. I also love that you are still standing...after they replaced both of my wawas with a 7-11 and an Old Nelson... Never change, wa, never change. read more

Usually I drive past a wawa to go to Starbucks to get a green tea latte or something along those lines. (Oh fancy pants please)! The other day I was at my parent's house and they grabbed wawa coffee for everyone - OMGigi, I had forgotten how wonderful basic $1.50 wawa coffee could be. That was on Saturday, and since then I've needed wawa coffee everyday. Yesterday, I went to this location during my lunchbreak - I went to the French vanilla coffee machine and a few little pathetic drops dribbled out, I headed to my second choice hazelnut - the same. I asked the woman behind the counter if there was a fresh brew - she said it would be ready in 4 minutes. Figuring that a normal Starbucks line is at least 5-10 minutes - I decided to wait it out. Long story short - the manager (Kyle) saw me waiting and I guess he realized that his coffee girl must have been sleeping on the job, since none of the pots were refilled. The manager not only made sure I got my French vanilla coffee, he also comped it, for the inconvenience ... Waaay above and beyond!! Talk about good ole wawa customer service! read more

Tried ordering from my phone for the first time. Food came out very close to what I ordered but I think they forgot my peppers. This Wawa gets super packed during lunch time so try to avoid lunch rush hour. I got chicken salad bowl with a bunch of vegetables. Tasted good and will definitely recommend. read more

Wawa - Chicken salad bowl with bunch of vegetables - Convenience Stores Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

True convenience! A walkable Wawa for everyone in the area. They have whatever you want 24 hours a day. From hoagies filled with turkey and guacamole (yes, they have that now!) to baked goods, packaged foods, drinks, and - my favorite - milkshakes (from real ice cream!). I have been getting food at Wawa for years and this store is well worth it. Specifics about this store: it has a lot of space and productes, including two PNC ATMs (for when the PNC Bank down the street has a line). Around mealtimes a lot of people from Jefferson Hospital come hear to eat so there are plenty of lines. Bike parking is available out front for those commuters. read more

A hankering for a hoagie hasn't ended in disappointment frequently, but this re-up was the exception. Waited 30 minutes for my sammy only to learn my order had been skipped, and had to verbally tell the chef what I needed. What the deuce!? 10 minutes later, I pop this bad boy open, and what do you know. Wrong size. Wrong meat. Wrong toppings. Wrong choice of delicatessen. Plus, from the looks of it, it got sat on. Missing out on that red meat definitely hurt wawa's reputation in my book. Two stars. read more

This Wawa is just like every other Wawa...but what makes it special, is its constant rotation of medical professionals on their break, which is highly convenient in the low-chance event that you should slip on a pickle and choke on your hoagie. SAFEST WAWA IN PHILLY! read more

I went to the new Wawa over by the expressway next to the bridge. I've been there twice to get a sandwich, and both times the woman that were in charge to not make a sandwich. I asked for oregano to be placed on my sandwich with oil and I know this that she was placing the oregano on the turkey meat. That is not the proper way to make a hoagie. Both times I brought a hoagie I had to experience the same type of problem. These women need to be trained on how to make hoagies. It is Management's fault. This is a new store and the people should be on top of what's going on. It's appalling to feel like you in a place of distress when you want just a sandwich. Some nights when I go there to get a soda it's filled with people and the people making the sandwiches are not experience. Help these people get experience. I was the manager of a store for a number of years and these people are in distress because you are putting the customers in distress. Because I'm not going to get another hoagie from Wawa until this situation is handled. read more

Oh, what would my grad school experience be without the Wawa? I remember school orientation, our associate dean said the Wawa is the center of the school's little universe. Let me tell you...when you stumble half drunk out of Marathon across the street and have the munchies, this place will save your life. When you're pulling weird hours at the library next door, THIS PLACE WILL SAVE YOUR SANITY! Every other time, their sandwiches are surprisingly good for a 24 hour glorified convenience store. Their selection of stuff to munch on can't be beat. Sometimes, I try to find excuses to stop by so I can grab a tastykake or a banana before class. read more

Now that I no longer live in Center City Philadelphia with this Wawa location being within walking distance to where I used to live, all I can do is become nostalgic about Wawa. As many have mentioned, we have all found Wawa to be convenient during any hour of the day or night. There are many scenarios/stories/memories I must share with you: 1) You can always grab an energy drink prior to major study sessions. 2) Buying a bottle of orange juice and a granola bar late at night for your game day breakfast on exam day. Whilst doing this, you get asked to go home with someone who is clearly drunk from celebrating Thirsty Thursday at Marathon Grill. 3) I want to make an omelette but I don't feel like going all the way to the grocery store. Yes, Wawa has eggs! 4) They have healthy eating options too? I think I might just grab some veggies for a snack. Sadly, these are located right next to all the candy. 5) My guilty pleasure: breaded chicken sandwich. 6) I still use the Wawa coffee cup I bought 4 years ago. Now that I live in NJ and I have to drive to find a Wawa. So inconvenient. read more

WAWA move to Los Angeles. Your name is soooo cool to say sober or drunk. Your donuts are fantastic. You sell soup and hoagies. Your so pretty and clean, but familiar and not outragous. I luv you. WAWA WAWA where are youuuuu??? btw or ps wtf east coast? Dunkin Donuts is disgusting. WAWA you are the only one I know that lives on the east coast and knows how to make a donut. We do have better donuts on the west coast, but not a place that sells aleve, soup, good coffee, donuts, salad, and a hoagie at 2am. So come visit in LA I promise you'll want to stay. read more

This Wawa is an unsurprising traffic jam at lunch time. I personally do not like the layout, which is relatively new--similar but not quite like the NJ locations. They're always out of iced coffee, which is actually a good thing since it has to be full of sugar and unhealthful ingredients. But I'm still repeatedly bummed. The input-to-delivery process is fair to strong in terms of speed, assembly of order, and customer interaction. There is one woman who receives completed orders, takes the receipt, calls the number of & the ordered item, and hands them off to customers. That's what she does, for however long, and she is conscious and friendly, yet so methodical. Precision. The register is less successful in this way. Like the meandering traffic patterns that take shape. Exiting is a pressure release of relief when flitting through the door. read more

This wawa location has the best peaches! The meatballs are mouthwatering and are always so saucy! Pretzels are moist and melt in your mouth

Good solid Wawa but this place can be super crowded and have hardly any standing room during peak lunch hours. Cases and displays can seem a bit threadbare as well during these crunch times. Sandwich makers however get orders in and out quickly so kudos to them! I haven't visited during off-peak times but imagine it's a calmer pace and environment. read more

I got a breakfast hoagie here the other day and I must say it was really disgusting. It was one of those things you can't get out of your head because you just keep thinking you consumed all those calories and it was so bad. Additionally, the way it was wrapped made it almost impossible to consume. On the up side, the Cuban coffee blend was really good! read more

This is a very nice "Busy" but efficient Wawa. You get a lot of folks from the surrounding hospitals, so its a lot of in and out traffic, which is a bit nicer than the chaotic scene up the street at the broad street location. So, it's never too crowded but lines do get long. It's definitely on the smaller side of wawa's, but still has a great selection of everything you'd expect. read more

It's just a regular Wawa. They have things Wawa usually has. I don't think any Wawa ever deserves 4 stars, but I felt like I should add an extra to counteract all the bad ratings. There aren't five panhandlers outside like Broad and Walnut usually has. Every time I've been here, it hasn't been busy. They always have Double Dutch Chocolate Milk (way better than the regular) since Broad and Walnut never has it. read more

Literally can't go wrong with any wawa good food good service and a half decent parking lot

The staff is ok. Could smile sometimes. The manager a young lady was a little unprofessional. I ordered potatoe cheddar soup over the phone and was told I had an hour wait. Get there well over an hour and it was never put on. General manager was nice. read more

I love wawa but this location seems to have the d team making the sandwiches around lunch time. When I unwrap my sandwich I have to practically build it myself. They cut the bread then close it and put the meat and toppings on top of the closed bread! It's like they're handing me a sack of ingredients and I have to assemble it. I've been here at night and the employees making the sandwiches do a great job but at lunch its a completely different story. Over the course of about 6 months this has happened to me at least 5 times. Hopefully whoever the sandwich "artist" doing this is found and trained properly or maybe have that person make pizzas. read more

I have been going to wawa my whole life. The service at this particular one is awful....all the time. I work in the area so I venture here often. The employees are miserable and don't say anything to you. They suck at making sandwiches and it takes them about an hour to make one even when they are not busy. Usually because they are yapping about much their job sucks. read more

I've never been to a Wawa before but it reminded me of 7 Eleven. Late night I was kind of hungry so I went across from my hotel and wanted a snack. What I thought was cool was the computer inside that you can order your sandwiches using a computer. I ordered a roast beef sandwich and it tasted great. The reason I gave it 3 stars because when I came out a couple hours later in the morning, the place shutdown for renovation and had to go on a little hike to get things during my stay. read more

Please don't go into wawa expecting food that will blow your mind. It's a deli, after all. What you will get is fresh bread, quality lunchmeat, and decent hot food for a very cheap price. To me, Wawa is a step above 7-11 or Circle K (if you're from the south). The macaroni and cheese is surprisingly good as are their pre-made breakfast sandwiches. With a free ATM, decent food, and a location half a block from work, I frequent this Wawa a lot and I'm never disappointed. read more

My friends and I came here purely for the name. Wa-wa it just sounds so funny doesn't it? Upon walking it's just like a 7-11 but slighty fancier. There's coffee, slurpees, soda, chips, candy, and an area for sandwiches. read more

Location Location location. I love Wawa, I love wawa all the time. I'm from the Jersey shore and we have wawa's every three blocks (kinda like starbucks in the city). This wawa gets CRAZY busy because it is located right smack in the middle of a bunch of major hospitals, and office buildings and oh right- it's a Wawa which means it is great and cheap and people love it. So be careful at lunch time because this one gets a bit out of control, but underneath the hundreds of people, it's still a beautiful friendly Wawa waiting to make your day better for only the cost of your hoagie. read more

typical wawa. they get the job done. It can get crowded since it's by Jefferson, but its fine. I wish the staff were a little faster though.... read more

High traffic area guarantees that this store makes money hand over fist despite the lack of customer service. The associates behind the counter take their sweet time slopping your sandwich together as they piss and moan about life. The D league of Wawas. read more

I'm here everyday. I love the coffee! Yay WaWa.

I hate this Wawa. I work a block away, and every once in a while I want to give it another chance. They always disappoint. The cashiers ignore you, you never know what line to stand in because they don't stand at a register. They stand next to each other and talk, instead. You can order a sandwich, get yourself a drink, and pay for everything and your sandwich still won't be done (when there's no on else waiting) They are truly terrible and the slowest moving employees I've ever witnessed. They are seriously in slow motion - I could never go in there before work, i would be late. read more

Super convenient! I come here at least once a week to get a turkey hoagie. It is 24 hours and usually the only place open when you're hungry in the wee hours of the morning. They have a variety of food options beside hoagies like bowls, burritos, paninis, breakfast, smoothies, specialty coffees, etc. read more

Love it here! Never really had an issue with an order or an incredibly long line. Food is great!!! I come in weekly and will continue to do so read more

wawas are open 24 hours... i can't think of much else in philly that is. that makes them awesome. i'm not crazy about their coffee but it's not awful. i love how in the deli that you now can get spinach, cucumbers, and roasted red peppers, making for a mean veggie hoagie. now, i'm not 100% positive that their bread is vegan, but i don't see why it wouldn't be. i don't feel too bad about not checking because i only get a veggie hoagie once in a blue moon. maybe someone can find out... what i do feel bad about is dissing the unofficial door person whenever i come here. it's like that at the other wawa at 2nd and south, too. oh well. read more

A hidden gem - and the guy who makes the coffee and milkshakes deserves an extra star for the speed at which you get your order. After loosing the will to live in various Starbucks establishments while they act out their "I'm so cool" servers skit, I got hot delicious coffee fast and it was perfect. Their milkshakes are excellent, and their current two breakfast buns/croissants/bagels for just over 3 bucks is a gift. The girls at the tills are friendly and fast. Thank you Wawa for a delicious breakfast every day. read more

Love WAWA. Sometimes the check out ladies act like there at McDonalds by just blandly speakin and just not givin a crap but otherwise great. OH, and again as it always seems in center city,the bums and junkies that hang outside and ask for money. read more

this wawa is big but its not good but at the same time is not so bad I would go tot his if I had to. I would not if I had a choice. its so expensive. read more

I ordered a meatball sub. Patrice, one of the sandwich makers, told me that they were out of meatballs. She suggested something else. I said the bbq chicken cheesesteak. She said ok pay for your ticket and other items and I'll make it. So I did and I waited about five minutes. Meanwhile I hear higher numbers than mine being called out. So I go up to Patrice asking about my sandwich. She says yes I made it it's down here. So she asked this guy who is also a sandwich maker "Where is number 887? Did you see it?" He says "Yeah they picked it up." Patrice says "No they didn't. She's right there." So he says nonchalantly "Oh well someone else picked it up." Patrice told him "That's why you have to look at the tickets." He said "I did." Patrice says obviously you didn't because she didn't get her sandwich. So Patrice proceeded to make my sandwich and called me over and said I'm going to personally hand it to you. I thanked her and left. The only reason I would ever considering going back to this Wawa is because of Patrice. She was super helpful and fixed the problem. The male sandwich maker's attitude was unacceptable. He never apologized and was totally nonchalant about giving away my food that I paid for which is unacceptable. Tickets need to be read everytime to prevent this from happening. read more