Wawa

I have been going to this location since it opened. The staff is 5 stars hands down. They do everything they can to help customers.

This location is an embarrassment to Philadelphia. The shelves are never fully stocked and there is trash everywhere. Only one register open and a long line.

You get what you pay for. They have a bakery, coffee shop, food and a convenience store all in one. If it's your first time ordering food here you'll need to order on the touch screen then go to the cashier and pay. Its not the easiest to figure that out but thats what happens. Food was fine but highly processed obviously. Nobody was really cleaning the tables so we had to clean our own table to eat. Seems to be a popular hangout for the homeless population.

This is definitely a great Wawa location. And it’s right in the birthplace of our nation. The store is absolutely amazing and it’s very large. This area is so rich in history. They have great staff and security. Unfortunately, they have a lot of young people trying to steal things like a bunch of savages, but security always has things under control.

It was definitely very big but not as much seating. I expected them to have more merch or Wawa exclusive items but it really just seemed like a generic Wawa. The drink menu was the same like any other Wawa. Nothing that was special about that place. They had a couple shirts though and Wawa ice cream. Apart from that, it's pretty eh. Brought a friend here for them to see the world's biggest wawa but we were kind of disappointed. Don't think we'd make the trip back here again tbh.

The most imminent Wawa on the planet is here, at this specific location. It is this Wawa that shows the world how important a Wawa hoagie, a Wawa coffee, or a Tasty Cake treat is that it is conveniently located for our Founding Fathers, as they are declaring our independence from Britain. This Wawa is a Philadelphia and American icon!!!

This Wawa is located on prime location in historic mile right in other corner of Liberty Bell & Independence Hall. I visited the biggest store of Wawa in country on opening day. It was jam packed. Interior was decorated with modern & traditional mixed style. Local folks was really excited and specially about two sitting areas. Some customers was busy in getting free coffee, I think they offered free coffee 1st three days, other was ordering on latest touchscreen self order system. This place have Coffee & Bakery section, Fresh to go, cold drink and Snacks section and ice cold drink, free WiFi and PNC bank ATM. It will open 24 hours and offer breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Not that I waited 40 minutes my whole lunch for a meatball bowl with Mac and cheese and mash potatoes I get all the way to work and it’s no mashed potato just Mac and cheese and it’s real watery. When I ask was my number coming up the staff said I was next he could’ve told me he didn’t have mash potatoes then.

It's the best place to get great fast food To go !! Sandwiches, hoagies, meatball sandwiches, etc. and the gas prices are great also.

Wawa is all over the Eastern side of the country. Similar to a 7E. They have snacks like chips, baked goods, drinks, also have self checkout. I have seen this brand in DC, NY, and Philly. Recommend

Great place to grab something quick or a salad. These days, I only eat the salad. Nicole behind the counter in the food prep area is the best and will take care of you. Five stars all around for Wawa @ Independence Mall East

As someone who has lived in the west coast or south all her life, i have never ever heard about wawa until 2 days ago. Wawa is like Buccees but even better in my personal opinion. They have everything and it is not super overwhelming. I went on tikity tokity to do my research on what to get and tiktok definitely did not fail me. The cream cheese pretzels were scrumptious and the refresher was def refreshing. I wished that there were Wawas in Tx bc i would be there everyday. I found my new convenience store and I hope you do too!

I have never been to a Wawa in my life. Despite this being a pretty dirty city, and expectations of convenience stores as being dirty and full of stale food, Wawa was the total opposite. I sat next to a very friendly lady over at Wawa's set of couches, who at first asked if I was going to be in my seat any longer. Most of the time, when I am asked that, someone wants my seat or they're telling me that I make a better door. This was the friendliest lady and I'm actually surprised with all the issues outside that she would ask a complete stranger to watch her things. The hot dog she had in her pile of things looked really good so I bought one as well. When she got back, we had an in depth conversation about how other Wawa's of the area closed due to the homeless population misbehaving, and that the plants on the wall are real- and the Wawa is cleaned regularly. The staff were quite friendly as well, and the food was very decently priced. I got a bottle of water around $1.30 (they sell it for $3 at the cart outside the store) and a 1/4 hotdog for about $5. You can grab as many packets of relish, ketchup, mustard etc as you need. The Wawa has a really good selection of bites to eat with at least 2-3 locations for hot food. The restrooms were clean, with multiple stalls, and they keep the entry code at the front desk.

Great for morning, coffee, and a small bite to eat for breakfast. Snacks and even some donuts.

It's not a "convenience" store when it has only one surly incompetent slow employee managing the registers for a dozen-person line. Very inconvenient.

It's ginormous. Seriously. This is the biggest Wawa by far that I've ever been in. Perhaps it's the two story ceiling - done clearly to accommodate the beautiful arched windows in the historic building this Wawa is in. Or the expansive space to walk around in - despite having tables for people to 'dine in' with. Overall the impression though is of an expansive, accommodating space. I love that they accommodated the history of the building rather than converting it to look like every other Wawa on the planet. The new Wawa on 6 & Chestnut is in a prime location, right across the street from Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. I walked a few short blocks there on a lovely spring day after attending some nearby training. As it was lunchtime it was crowded, however I used my handy-dandy Wawa app in advance to order. No matter, there were tons of kiosks. "Wander" and "Wawa" sound alike but you don't usually get to wander around a Wawa - they're usually more compact. This one, though, you can wander. They even had Wawa "gear" for sale in some cubby. The people working there were insanely nice, shout out to Maurice at the checkout register who helped me both pay for my pre-order, adding a 32 ounce drink because I could not figure out how to do it, but also cheerfully conversed with me about the new place, the new Sprite variety (terrible name, addictive flavor) and life in general. As with every other Wawa, my sandwich was predictably good, they are very consistent about their food. It doesn't make it the best sandwich or hoagie in the world. I can always count on the fact that it's a consistency good sandwich that tastes, well, the same. Fresh, well made, and yummy.

Coolest Wawa ever. Very clean and organized. Right in the middle of chestnut street.

I feel its a Captain Obvious thing to review places like Wawa. But as the "Duke" I guess I am inclined to write one. This Wawa is at great location near large office buildings, the Liberty Bell, and other key city locations. This also means its a very crowded Wawa. But don't worry, this Wawa is spacious and well set up to accommodate crowds. They have a ton of employees monitoring the deli and cash registers so lines move quick and deli orders are prompt. There is an island of deli order screens to the right of the deli. But theres a solo screen by the beverage bar that no one seems to notice or use (hint). Unique to this Wawa is a custom beverage bar, and ample seating and tables. This Wawa can compete with any of the local coffee shops and offers better prices. Use the Wawa app to occasionally get free sodas to beat the city's Soda Tax.

This is a huge Wawa that is a welcome addition to my Old City neighborhood. It's well stocked with all the drinks, candy, and snacks you would expect at a Wawa. On my most recent visit I got 2 Tastykake pies for $2.22. There is always a tastykake sale when I'm at this Wawa. Service is faster at the food counter than at other locations. Wawa makes good hoagies, but the rolls are not as good as they used to be and that prevents me from giving any Wawa 5 stars now. The food options have been expanded to many other items like burgers. There are cashiers at each end of the store, keeping the lines from getting too long. I like that there is plenty of space around the free ATM machines so there is no need for anyone to be right up on you when you get your money. I will be a regular patron of this Wawa as long as I live in Old City.

I'm not going to over load you with wow oh wow so I'll just say it once WOW. Something new buy first can we talk about this BIG WAWA I have never seem a Wawa of this size no where. It have a seating area art work on the walls the coffee station was nice & clean it really felt like we was somewhere else. The people was nice a accommodating I had ordered the CHIPS AHOY chocolate chocolate chip frozen cappuccino. You also can get it like a milkshake with whip cream with a dizzy of chocolate or carmal. It was my second time ordering this and eveytime I never disappointed it's so good. It's creamy it tastes like have you ever had chocolate chip cookies and your crush them up into a cold glass of milk that's what it tastes like. And you can't go wrong with that I highly recommend

The young woman who keeps changing the dinning room time needs to be spoken to about the tone she takes with customers. She wears a yellow shirt. She speaks to customers with a condescending tone, and tries to treat them like children. Was in there today. Probably will never go back. I have continuously seen her bully guests into getting what she wants. Never wanted to actually write a review. But I feel telling customer service or management about it won't do much I'd rather let people know what they are in for so they don't have to be subjected to it.

Great waffle, egg, cheese & sausage sandwich. It's nice in New Jersey that the law is: gas attendants have to pump gas for you. It's 42* & with the wind it feels like 20* We love WAWA

Holy, this place is like a snack god'ms house! They have everything you can need or want. Burgers- got em Chips- got em Coffee - got it Ice cream- got it Hoagies - got em They got it all!!! It's super clean. Staff is kind and attentive. The prices of everything are very reasonable. Why don't we have these in NYC? If you're in the area and need anything, this is your place.

We were in town and had to use the restroom, so we stopped by to look around at Super Wawa and to take care of some things... I think the restrooms were locked, but the friendly workers provided us with a code. It's a wawa, but it also has a place to eat, if you wanted to, so I guess it's Super? It's still just a wawa, with everything you would expect at a wawa., except this one was a lot cleaner. Because it was new or because it's super, I don't know. This super wawa is wawa...

This is the BIG Wawa next to Independence Hall. Wow, what an incredible location! This Wawa is huge and even has a fair amount of seating during the day and evening. (They don't offer any seating during the overnight hours.) It's the best place in the immediate area to grab a quick breakfast sandwich or one of their signature hoagies. And of course, at night, it's about the ONLY place to get food. One of the best things is that they have public bathrooms. If you're visiting Independence Park, finding a public bathroom can be a real challenge. Thank you, Wawa for providing a basic human need. You're the best!

The newest and biggest Wawa (so far) has opened in the historic district at 6th and Chestnut! Boasting ~11,500 sq ft of open layout space in the Public Ledger building, it's an impressive space that feels more like an airport food court than a convenience store (it's so big that they announce order numbers over the in-store pa system). At first glance: it's a gigantic "L" shaped layout - you walk in where the lines meet: On the "I" part: checkout counters, sizzlis, coffee/condiment kiosks, Wawa souvenirs, and deli. On the "_" part: groceries, food/drink fridges, ATMs, and more checkout counters. Oh, and this spot has 3 different Wawa Reserve coffee options (!!!) There were lines, live music, a parade, ribbon cuttings, and a huge mass of humanity ... because, hey, free coffee (this weekend)!

Nice and clean!! Friendly staff and quick service! Good pit stop for water, coffee, etc.

My kid was going on about how good the subs, er, hoagies are and I scoffed. I'd had never tried one assuming they were Subway-level crap but was served a solid sandwich.

Hours are listed wrong. Who would have thought it is reasonable that a Wawa in the City's major tourist district, right next to Independence Hall, would close every day at 3 p.m.?

When we walked into this wawa I thought wow this place is huge! So clean too! Then i saw they sell wawa apparel. Awesome, right? Wrong. Nothing available. Bummer. Can you tell I'm a big fan of Wawa? After looking around I realized they had no pre-made breakfast sandwiches. That's odd. I've never experienced that in the morning. I went to the screen to order one made but the selection was so limited. Disappointing. Then I went to get a fountain drink but no cups. Huh? You have to purchase the cup first. Ok maybe that's how they have to do it here. I purchased the cup then argued with the attendant when she didn't give me one. I mean look at the receipt?? When she did, no apology. Ok maybe she was having a bad day or had something heavy on her mind... all my stuff on the counter as she said "next". Um. I had to ask for a bag. Which she said was a quarter. I paid by credit card. Had she told me at the time, I would have added it. But now you want me to put $0.25 on a credit card? Does she realize it cost her store $0.10+ per transaction to process cc? Anyway, I got my drink, but the lid didn't fit. Are you kidding me? No small lids. The S/M lids were full of L lids. Ugh. Picked up my sandwich and left disappointed.

Okay right off the bat (is that a real saying in English?), this is not your typical Wawa although it kinda is as well. It's the largest Wawa in the world and has artistic murals and comfy seating and it takes a minute or two to figure out where you want to go or where you pay. But all this makes it more interesting than your usual Wawa and it's great to have attractive places where you can eat inside the store. I ordered a Buffalo chicken cheese steak which was good enough although not exceptional ... but the price is def cheap. The ongoing government shutdown at this time has closed the nearby Liberty Bell and Independence Hall ... but nothing will shutdown Wawa!

Sandwich was good, but it was irritating to come here. Seating area closed because of COVID. Restrooms closed because of COVID. Masks required for all patrons (nearly every other place we've been was only requiring them for those who are unvaccinated). Must order at kiosk, which is not intuitive at all, then take receipted to cashier, then pick up a sandwich. All at three different parts of the store and three different lines. Then we sat outside on the sidewalk and ate them, right in front of a panhandler.

Not 24 hours just a heads up it closes overnight. Minor issues with some sandwiches taking a while to receive orders, I do like the coffee bar & the fact that they always seem to have more options then the other wawas in the area

The 6th St Wawa is a fantastic looking addition to the Old City neighborhood! They offer freshly baked bread and gourmet pastries. The Wawa is well equipped to handle the lunch rush with multiple self order stations. This Wawa also offers two PNC Bank ATMs. The lounge chairs and couches make this Wawa a great place for tourists to grab a Coke beverage from the two freestyle machines. Additionally cold brew coffee and specialty health drinks are on tap. The metal geese will keep you company if you need a friend and the murals will put your mind at ease.

Everyone can criticize this Wawa all they want, but I was around when there wasn't a Wawa in the old city area and it stunk! But for real a review. The food is good, you can get federal doughnuts there and always a good chance of a special edition hoagie. My go-to is their salad, which are pretty tasty. My only complaint is they might be a little cheap on the dressing, but other than that it's pretty damn good. When Wawa had the Broad Street Meatball hoagie, I tried to order two, but this Wawa gave me two regular meatball parms, I wrote to Wawa and they immediately refunded my money through my Wawa rewards card. I finally got those broad street meatballs and they did not disappoint! In conclusion, great place to visit and if something does happen and you are not satisfied with your food, Wawa's customer service is fantastic and will fix the situation ASAP!

Five stars. Five words: If you know, you know. Wawa is a staple to anyone in the NJ/PA area. And apparently, this location is the **biggest in the world** [As per my friend, but she may be a questionable source]. It is a pretty large location, so who knowssss. But its your pretty standard Wawa. There are a couple more kiosks to order from, the bakery looks a little more legit (even though Wawa doughnuts are good EVERYWHERE). And there's some seating throughout the store to kick it back for a few. Its one of the nicer, cleaner, and more modern stores i've been to. Check it out!

I give this location 5 stars mainly for spaciousness and seating. There isn't much in terms of novel items or offerings, but it is super nice otherwise

The best convenience store! The staff here is great! It's a convenient location with lots of parking!! Selling gas is also a plus! The store is clean. It's a busy location due to its convenient location. There's a restroom which was clean! There's a good selection of foods and drinks. I waited about 20 minutes for a specialty drink which was a little annoying. All in all I love Wawa and this is a good location

The employees that work in this store are awesome. Having had so many mediocre to bad retail experiences in center city, its refreshing to shop in a place where people are very nice and actually look at you and smile. I don't purchase prepared food here so don't have experience on that side of the store. But I shop here every week and will continue to do so.

Wow! As a tourist, this is a very convenient place to grab a quick bite. It has free wifi and open 24 hours! It's a life saver for tourists ;) I love this place. Cheap food and wonderful staff. I recommend this place

I visited this Wawa for the first time just to find a live bug at the bottom of my salad. Clearly I enjoyed it since I reached the bottom of the bowl but i didn't enjoy the lil surprise.

Ugh! What is Philly without a cheesesteak?! My first time visiting and I messed up big time. Cierrah was so gracious and kind! Remade my order and toasted it perfectly! (I completely failed at logging this stuff in right the first time at the console)! The staff was so sweet even though they offered to remake my entire sandwich! Thank you, Helena and Cierrah! Highly recommend for the grub and GRACE by the team here!

I tell ya what, I've been in a lot of WaWas in my life and this one on 6th and chestnut is the best. Spacious, great interior design, and plenty of seating to enjoy some MTO hoagies. Great location! Hard not to stop in anytime I am walking by the area.

Really enjoyed the opening day of the largest Wawa in the country. They have a lot more than the other Wawa stores including comfy couches to lounge on, merchandise including T-shirt's and plush geese and more yummy pastries!

Very neat from a wawa fan. I loved the coffee bar and the food station is on point. Great addition to the area and who says size does not matter.

If you want a breakfast sandwich before 7:00 am go elsewhere. Wawa #8131 is NEVER ready for business in the early hours. What's sad is the store has real potential, but lacks the staff that needs to realize the importance of customer service and readiness. In many cases, because breakfast sandwiches are not ready, the customer is encouraged to pay for their other items then return to the sandwich prep area and ONCE the sandwich is prepared, they simply hand it to you and allow you to leave. Although free breakfast sandwiches are nice after waiting in upwards of 20 minutes, I'd rather opt to pay for a sandwich that's ready when I arrive. Management needs to re-train their early morning staff on better service.

The new Wawa is beautiful and clean, with friendly staff. The only thing I would be careful about is to make sure your order is correct before leaving....there have been a few times where my order had mistake. Overall nice place to grab a quick bite

I visited Philly and found Wawa to be a local staple. Good coffee, great sandwiches, and quick. Need cold medicine? Wawa.

New location is fantastic, and the food and coffee are great. HOWEVER, some kinks need to be worked out here, particularly at Lunch time. It took 45 minutes to get a chicken strip sandwich today. I was with a friend who ordered 2 minutes after me- same wait: 45 minutes. The young lady waiting next to me (among the probably 80 others waiting ordered before me and was still waiting when I left. Bottom line: don't order anything made-to-order between noon and 1pm unless you have time to waste. Maybe ordering online for pickup could be faster?? UPDATE- use the app and place your order in advance. Adding 1 star only because my order has been made incorrectly 2x in 3 weeks.

Clearly from the outside looking in this is a pristine looking wawa no doubt. But as you make your way in Your realize the lackluster employees really show that two star review. Awful wait. And one Diane who make the sandwiches is absolutely atrocious bad attitude shitty attempt and completely disappointed customers. Thanks Diane.

Beautiful biggest Wawa ever, open 24 hours, but what good is it if you can't use the bathroom? It's a safety issue apparently, just in case professional drivers might decide to shoot up heroine instead of just relieve their bladders. Just Wawa corporate policy, but funnily enough, I was able to use their bathroom a week ago at this time of night.

The reason I gave 3 star is because there food is always hit or miss. I really cant figure out why since it all comes out of a cooked food bag. The lunch meat is good so I do recommend they're hoagies.

it's only been two days but i've been here twice. definitely the cleanest, biggest, most interesting wawa i've been in. love that they include table seating and couches! service seems faster than other wawas in the city, but this could be because it's off the beaten track. i hope it stays this way and doesn't fall derelict like broad and walnut or 2nd and south. high fives to wawa for opening awesome new stores in the city. for a while there 10 years ago it seemed they were pulling out.

overall, im comfortable saying that wawa just isnt what it used to be. the quality of the food has taken a serious hit over the last few years. apparently, theyre still doing well financially bcuz they are opening stores downtown at a pretty fast pace. i stopped in this location on a whim at around 2am just to grab some oj and a pretzel and i really liked the ambiance in the store. it was dark, quiet and empty. lol. seems like a nice spot to chill for a few after some late night action. im assuming all of the food is the same as every other wawa so the only true differentiating factor would be the service. although i was only in the store for a few minutes i have nothing negative to report. typical wawa fare.

Staff who made my sandwich was rude af. The store had no clear instructions that mentioned you must pay before picking up your sandwich. I went up to pick up my sandwich when called, but she yanked it out of my hand right away. Sir you have to pay at the counter first. Okay, can I not take the sandwich with me and walk to the counter to pay? She thought I was going to walk away without paying? And why did they not put some d**n instructions or make me pay at the touch screen when ordering my food?

Sitting here at the cafe table by the pastries just a stone's throw away from the coffee bar..I haven't felt this at home since my parents got divorced 5 stars for putting my shattered child heart back together one chicken sandwich at a time.

They BURNT my chicken... not sure how that happens considering you just put it in a heater and press the "chicken" option, but ALAS they did! I asked for one thing, one SIMPLE THING!... but all in all good service, loved it :)

Been to another Wawa before and really liked it and service was great. Went to this site with a few friends who were in town and not only did they not have anymore chicken noodle soup, I didn't find out until after I waited for over 10 minutes and had to inquire about it as all the #'s past mine were called. The "lady" who was calling the numbers snapped at me and told me to "go order something else!" with a very loud and rude tone. So rude that the lady next to me told me that I should have asked for her manager. I ended up walking away. One of my friends from out of town who was with me, had his food in his hands when his # was called and the same lady grabbed it out of his hands in a very aggressive way and said he needed to pay first. He did not know this, as it was his first time there. He should not have been yelled at like that. She could have just told him before grabbing his food out his hands and yelling at him. She was obnoxious and should not be working in a customer service job Either way they lost customers today.