Quality of food has been there biggest downfall. PHL/NJ are sandwich hot-spots. WaWa used to make a “comparable” quality deli sandwich for lower cost. Now it is mostly shredded lettuce and wet turkey.

The Chestnut Hill WaWa was the best.

Now, I only stop in one if I’m craving their meatball sub – the same way I occasionally pull into a McDonalds.

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Quality – As for my expectations of gas station food (truly that’s what it is), Wawa’s quality is fine. Their hoagies are poorly constructed if you order more than one topping, because they simply throw everything on top and wrap it up in the paper. When you open up the paper, you have tomatoes and pickles flying in every direction. Aside from that though, it pretty much meets my expectations.

Coffee – I prefer Wawa coffee to most other chains, so it’s a big reason I go there. I’m not saying it’s the best quality, roasted with the best fair-trade or whatever beans, but it fits my personal preference. I also like the multiple flavor options and the ease of self-service.

Convenience – There are probably five Wawas within ten minutes of my house, so no complaints there. One thing to note is the parking lot situation at most Wawas I’ve ever visited. I usually encounter a crowded lot with drivers all over the place, creating a more hectic situation than i’d prefer. No getting around that though, considering the volume of customers and the short visits.

ATM – Free PNC ATMs are a plus.

*Gas – Big plus for me. I typically consider Wawa gas to be priced properly, and they have a lot of pumps. I’ve rarely ever had to wait for a pump. Since there are typically several Wawas which I pass on most drives, the convenience of stopping there for gas is a big thing for me. Also, their air pumps are from the 21st century, which is not always the case at any gas station.