Wawa is your all-day, everyday convenience store in Sharon Hill, PA. We offer freshly brewed coffee, delicious Built-to-Order food and beverage options, competitively priced fuel, and so much more. Find built-to-order food, hand crafted specialty beverages, and freshly brewed coffee so many varieties. Start your day right with a hot Sizzli breakfast sandwich, get a freshly made hoagie on your lunch or stop in every day after 4pm and you’ll find crave-worthy dinner options that will make everyone happy. We use only the freshest ingredients to offer you quality and satisfaction you can count on. Whether it’s time for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or somewhere in between, you’re sure to find something to satisfy your appetite. Gottahava Wawa!
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Address: 1100 Calcon Hook Rd, Sharon Hill, PA 19079
Phone: (610) 380-1099
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Wawa is your all-day, everyday convenience store in Sharon Hill, PA. We offer freshly brewed coffee, delicious Built-to-Order food and beverage options.
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Reviews
Matt D
The gas pumps in the morning are so slow. Takes me 15 minutes to fill up. Also they need to do a better job getting customers to not park at the pump to eat food and shop inside without filling up.
… moreKrystique
Good evening Google Family. I visit this location when I visit my friend, Yolanda. She lives nearby. I purchased $20.00 worth of gas today. My shopping experience was great!!! I would visit again. Good night Google Family and don’t forget to work out, be fit and Fabulous!!!!
… moreZave
This Wawa Location has good staff members and a very clean,well stocked store. Keep up the good work
… moreVernon Crawford sr.
This is one of the nicest gas station I have ever been too. The service is incredible and the food is top notch for a gas station.
… moreNewMad Hatter
Closed the beer case before the stated time refused to open. What do I work for in my life if I cannot rely on a single posted time I work 16 hour days and the one time I go to use this place they shake their head when I asked, can you open the beer case because it’s before the post time
… moreDaniel Matarazzo
Slowest deli this side of the Mason-Dixon. All their breakfast sandwiches were 30 mins past due. Has happened multiple times.
… moreJennifer Hall
The service here is terrible -0/10. I went to pick up an online food order, I greeted a supposed supervisor/manager several times with “Hi and Hello,” yet she blatantly ignored me. Whether she was having a rough day or not, her attitude was extremely poor and hostile when she eventually acknowledged me. We all experience tough days, but it’s no reason to spoil the experience for the next person.If you lack the proper people skills, customer service might not be the best fit for you.
… moremarquita lewis
Wawa I want to express how extremely disappointed I am with how my son was treated at Wawa. Your manager Derek mishandled a simple situation. Something that required a basic conversation could have led to a catastrophic event for my son, for me, for my family because of how Derek a trained manager mishandled this situation.
My name is Marquita Lewis and I am advocating for my son Amir Jackson On
December 17,2024 approximately between 7:30 AM-8:10am. My son Amir Jackson (A BLACK YOUNG AMERICAN CITIZEN); walked into the Wawa to grab some snacks before going work. Since Wawa doesn’t have baskets to hold items while browsing he put several items in his pocket because he couldn’t hold everything without dropping it. Once he was ready to check out, he proceeded to scan all items for purchase at one of the self-check out stations. Using his digital device as a form of payment, he proceeded to tap his phone as a form of payment and walked off, not getting a receipt. Basically, tap and go. Focused on getting to work he did not notice that the payment did not go through on his phone.
It was at this point that your trained Manager Derek did a disservice to my son. With the knowledge that my son’s card didn’t go through. Instead of notifying him that the payment did not process, Derek let my son leave the store, fully aware that the items were not paid for due to a technical failure, and called the police on him. Given history and young Black males this could have turned out more tragically than it did but my son is traumatized and so am I.
Derek never made my son aware that the purchase was declined. He didn’t even give my son the opportunity to try tapping his device again or try a different payment method. Derek did nothing to help my son fix the matter. Instead he allowed my son to walk out and preceded to call the police on him. He called the police on him for an $8 technical issue that he (Derek) was fully aware of how to resolve it, putting my son’s life in danger. Also wasting tax payer dollars as 8 to 10 cops were called who proceeded to follow him and his coworkers to his job. Letting a customer leave with unpaid items, calling the cops who used excessive force, and wasting taxpayers money does not sound like the correct and appropriate way to resolve this situation. My son is traumatized and so am I. My son was locked up. My son was fingerprinted, my son now has a mugshot. My son as a young black male was scared for his life. The cops accused him of stealing without giving him a chance to explain but your trained manager Derek already knew exactly what happened. All of this did not need to happen. My child is just stepping into young adult life, at 19 years of age. He is scared because Your trained manager Derek refused to have a conversation with him.
What made this matter even worse was that this is standard Wawa procedure. I called the Wawa the next day to inquire about the procedures and methods that are taken in a situation like this anonymously. And the manager told me, “yes this happens all the time at self check out hahaha. Normally if we see that a card declined and if the customer is approachable, not a threat, we will let them know they need to finish payment process.” So if they are not “approachable” the police are called. They will proceed to let them walk out with unpurchased items and they will have to call the police on the person because they are deemed “unapproachable”. So, Derek was trained to treat my son this way, to scare him, to traumatize him, to call the police on him and have them accuse him of stealing.
… moreMy name is Marquita Lewis and I am advocating for my son Amir Jackson On
December 17,2024 approximately between 7:30 AM-8:10am. My son Amir Jackson (A BLACK YOUNG AMERICAN CITIZEN); walked into the Wawa to grab some snacks before going work. Since Wawa doesn’t have baskets to hold items while browsing he put several items in his pocket because he couldn’t hold everything without dropping it. Once he was ready to check out, he proceeded to scan all items for purchase at one of the self-check out stations. Using his digital device as a form of payment, he proceeded to tap his phone as a form of payment and walked off, not getting a receipt. Basically, tap and go. Focused on getting to work he did not notice that the payment did not go through on his phone.
It was at this point that your trained Manager Derek did a disservice to my son. With the knowledge that my son’s card didn’t go through. Instead of notifying him that the payment did not process, Derek let my son leave the store, fully aware that the items were not paid for due to a technical failure, and called the police on him. Given history and young Black males this could have turned out more tragically than it did but my son is traumatized and so am I.
Derek never made my son aware that the purchase was declined. He didn’t even give my son the opportunity to try tapping his device again or try a different payment method. Derek did nothing to help my son fix the matter. Instead he allowed my son to walk out and preceded to call the police on him. He called the police on him for an $8 technical issue that he (Derek) was fully aware of how to resolve it, putting my son’s life in danger. Also wasting tax payer dollars as 8 to 10 cops were called who proceeded to follow him and his coworkers to his job. Letting a customer leave with unpaid items, calling the cops who used excessive force, and wasting taxpayers money does not sound like the correct and appropriate way to resolve this situation. My son is traumatized and so am I. My son was locked up. My son was fingerprinted, my son now has a mugshot. My son as a young black male was scared for his life. The cops accused him of stealing without giving him a chance to explain but your trained manager Derek already knew exactly what happened. All of this did not need to happen. My child is just stepping into young adult life, at 19 years of age. He is scared because Your trained manager Derek refused to have a conversation with him.
What made this matter even worse was that this is standard Wawa procedure. I called the Wawa the next day to inquire about the procedures and methods that are taken in a situation like this anonymously. And the manager told me, “yes this happens all the time at self check out hahaha. Normally if we see that a card declined and if the customer is approachable, not a threat, we will let them know they need to finish payment process.” So if they are not “approachable” the police are called. They will proceed to let them walk out with unpurchased items and they will have to call the police on the person because they are deemed “unapproachable”. So, Derek was trained to treat my son this way, to scare him, to traumatize him, to call the police on him and have them accuse him of stealing.
Patrick Marley
Not sure what happened to Wawa and their Handcrafted iced coffee. If it wasn’t $2.00 I would have complained, but I didn’t have time? And it seems to be at almost all the Wawa’s either too watery or too coffeey..lol
… moreRakhmatillo Usanov
I paid $5.93 for 24 oz drink thay maked 14 oz !! I said why! Thay said we keep 10 oz space for ice !! Thay are not sale drink Thay sale ice ! No ice no drink or pay for ice get drink!!
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