Wawa is your all-day, everyday convenience store in Norristown, 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!
Convenience store chain known for sandwiches & coffee. Many offer fuel & are open 24/7.
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2540 & 2544 w main st – Wawa
2540 & 2544 w main st. Store #8061. Contact Information. Address. 2540 & 2544 w main st norristown, PA 19403. 610-631-2781 · Get Directions to this store.
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Wawa, 701 W Germantown Pike, Norristown, PA 19403, US
Wawa is your all-day, everyday convenience store in East Norriton, PA. We offer freshly brewed coffee, delicious Built-to-Order food and beverage options, …
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Michael Sapsay
So I purchased a stuffed pretzel cream cheese. There was no cream cheese stuffing in it. None. Zero. Norristown Wawa. And you can’t check inside the pretzel to see if they ripped you off until you bite into it. I bought these before
and as they did have stuffing you will notice that not the entire pretzel will be stuffed either. That amazes me a bit that Wawa leadership knows all about it and they do nothing to rectify it. Not to mention their prepared breakfast sandwiches. I got a b-fast panini and one of the MAIN ingredients was fresh salsa. It was literally a spoonfull
… moreand as they did have stuffing you will notice that not the entire pretzel will be stuffed either. That amazes me a bit that Wawa leadership knows all about it and they do nothing to rectify it. Not to mention their prepared breakfast sandwiches. I got a b-fast panini and one of the MAIN ingredients was fresh salsa. It was literally a spoonfull
Infinity Arck
“A rude and racist employee named Berry at this Wawa location consistently attacks and harasses migrants. He yells at foreigners to go back to their countries and subjects them to repeated insults
… moreScarlet
Unfortunately, some side dishes were missing from my order, and the attendant was not very courteous.
… moreKen Bateman
This place has a sign requiring a face mask when entering the premises but refuses to enforce the sign. You can walk in without a face mask no problem no questions asked. It’s a public safety threat
… moretom s
Indian front server tried to kick me out because I asked him to clean up the fountain drink area that was filthy. I guess matches his home country…
… moreTristan Olmo
Food is usually okay, but they often have conflicting gas prices posted.
… moreKatie Fox
I had a drink made poorly at another wawa. Tasted like it was just foamed milk, without the tea I paid for. I didn’t make a fuss, so I went to this wawa to get a better matcha tea from them. I had figured I would have to pay since I got the bad drink at another wawa, but they said they would just make the drink for no charge since I already paid at another wawa. I didn’t see that coming. Great staff here!!
… moregra cal
I wanted to take a minute to leave a positive review for a great experience I had at this location this morning with Scott. I normally don’t go to this Wawa as I live closer to a different location. The item I get daily is always out by the time I get in and at my local Wawa they give me a hard time if I ask for it to be made. Today at west norriton location Scott noticed me looking asked if I needed help and even specifically asked what am I looking for I told him the turkey melt and he immediately offered to make me one. It’s the small things like this that make my day.
… moreNick Pierce
This Wawa has been decent in the past, and ive met some great workers here. But my last visit will be my final one because of the racism I’ve experienced.
At 4pm I went in to buy drinks for an event, only to be racially profiled by the Indian manager and his scruffy, bearded sidekick at the entrance counter during my whole visit.
While i was shopping The manager shadowed me under the guise of working, while his colleague’s eyes tracked me like a hawk. As i got to the self checkout, and a couple of items have already been scanned, i realized i forgot to grab chips, which is on a shelf by the door. When I went to grab an item near the entrance, the manager yelled, “No! No! Get him!” assuming I planned to steal simply because I walked past the door with some of my items.
I had a Wawa bag on me while shopping, clearly visible and folded up empty. If I intended to steal as they claimed, why would I leave my bag unfolded the whole time and other items at the counter? Am i going to carry 2 cases of soda and 8 other things right past them? Despite this, the manager aggressively ushered me to the checkout and scanned my items with undue haste, while his partner continued to scrutinize me. Their behavior reeked of racist intent, so I decided not to give them my business.
I used a card I knew would decline and told the manager to cancel the order. He repeatedly emphasized, “I’ll put it back, you can go.” as if that wasn’t his job. Why the need to state the obvious? And what does he mean “I can go? Was I obligated to be in the store?
So already being convinced that the both of them had an issue with black customers, I conducted a little experiment. I picked up an 89-cent bottle of water and slowly walked to the self-checkout. Predictably, Mr. “Hurry up and buy” swooped in, trying to steer me towards the staffed checkout.
Despite my insistence on using the self-checkout for 1 item so that he can get back to his “work” he wouldn’t back down and it made me extremely uncomfortable, especially given that i was the only black customer in the store. I finally told him I wasn’t stealing and didn’t need his help. Only then did he relent as a result of being called out but both he and his colleague continued to eye me suspiciously.
At the door, the cashier hesitated asking to see my receipt, because its a practice I’ve never encountered at any Wawa, and one that doesnt exist. With the manager still glaring from afar, I asked if he wanted to check my receipt himself or my pockets or my Wawa bag. Suddenly, they played dumb, acting like they hadn’t just treated me like a criminal the entire time.
I have a tender love for Wawa, it was my first job, i come every day for breakfast and lunch, and i met some amazing people at wawas who im friends with even. However, I won’t ever tolerate any racial profiling and ignorance from any business. These two employees should be ashamed of themselves for targeting a loyal black customer out of sheer bigotry.
… moreAt 4pm I went in to buy drinks for an event, only to be racially profiled by the Indian manager and his scruffy, bearded sidekick at the entrance counter during my whole visit.
While i was shopping The manager shadowed me under the guise of working, while his colleague’s eyes tracked me like a hawk. As i got to the self checkout, and a couple of items have already been scanned, i realized i forgot to grab chips, which is on a shelf by the door. When I went to grab an item near the entrance, the manager yelled, “No! No! Get him!” assuming I planned to steal simply because I walked past the door with some of my items.
I had a Wawa bag on me while shopping, clearly visible and folded up empty. If I intended to steal as they claimed, why would I leave my bag unfolded the whole time and other items at the counter? Am i going to carry 2 cases of soda and 8 other things right past them? Despite this, the manager aggressively ushered me to the checkout and scanned my items with undue haste, while his partner continued to scrutinize me. Their behavior reeked of racist intent, so I decided not to give them my business.
I used a card I knew would decline and told the manager to cancel the order. He repeatedly emphasized, “I’ll put it back, you can go.” as if that wasn’t his job. Why the need to state the obvious? And what does he mean “I can go? Was I obligated to be in the store?
So already being convinced that the both of them had an issue with black customers, I conducted a little experiment. I picked up an 89-cent bottle of water and slowly walked to the self-checkout. Predictably, Mr. “Hurry up and buy” swooped in, trying to steer me towards the staffed checkout.
Despite my insistence on using the self-checkout for 1 item so that he can get back to his “work” he wouldn’t back down and it made me extremely uncomfortable, especially given that i was the only black customer in the store. I finally told him I wasn’t stealing and didn’t need his help. Only then did he relent as a result of being called out but both he and his colleague continued to eye me suspiciously.
At the door, the cashier hesitated asking to see my receipt, because its a practice I’ve never encountered at any Wawa, and one that doesnt exist. With the manager still glaring from afar, I asked if he wanted to check my receipt himself or my pockets or my Wawa bag. Suddenly, they played dumb, acting like they hadn’t just treated me like a criminal the entire time.
I have a tender love for Wawa, it was my first job, i come every day for breakfast and lunch, and i met some amazing people at wawas who im friends with even. However, I won’t ever tolerate any racial profiling and ignorance from any business. These two employees should be ashamed of themselves for targeting a loyal black customer out of sheer bigotry.
Clayton Lenhart
Wawa has a little bit of everything you need. Wonderful sandwiches and snack and some sell alcohol
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