Wawa is your all-day, everyday convenience store in Millsboro, DE. 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.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 102 E Dupont Blvd, Millsboro, DE 19966
Phone: (302) 934-1844
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I have been visiting WAWA for over a decade and always make a stop when in the North East. It’s the preferred stop when we take road trips there.
This is the first time a WAWA location has stood out for the wrong reasons.
I stopped by the first WAWA en route from VA for a quick restroom stop and coffee, only to notice that all the restrooms were closed for maintenance. This seemed odd, as it’s normal to have a part closed for maintenance, so the customer and employees use the rest.
When I spoke to the attendant, I was told it was due to a water pressure issue (which says it’s not a today problem). They had to choose between water pressure in the kitchen and restroom, and they chose the kitchen. Also, the location sold fresh food like other WAWAs.
The next question was, where would you suggest the customers use the restroom? She pointed me to a Walgreens next door. When I asked her what the employees were doing, she said they had potter potty’s in the back. We paid for our snacks and coffee and walked out.
A few significant concerns here
If the employees use potter potties, which mostly don’t have running water, they don’t have water to wash their hands before returning to work in the kitchen, where they make fresh food.
This also seems to violate the state health code that requires employees to wash hands before returning to work.
If the kitchen is the only place where they can wash their hands, it’s likely the same sink for washing hands as making food after the employee walks to the back of the store to the potter potty and back.
Given the water issues, the right thing for the store would have been to prioritize the restrooms over the kitchen, as that is what the customers are mostly there for on a state highway, and the employees don’t have to use potter potties. They may be upset there is no fresh food, but at least they don’t have to second-guess.
One bad experience like this leaves a stain on the entire brand. 1 Star for the situtation, hard to focus on the rest of the store. Visited – 8/24/24
I was traveling to Baltimore, so I decided to pick up food on the way down my route.(My route began in Millsboro,De)
I didn’t open the food until I was in Seaford, which is when I see bbq sauce splattered all across the top, saturating both the chicken strips and Mac n mashed potatoes… I’m big on my food not touching, especially with condiments. & even with wiping off what was covered I still couldn’t tolerate the taste, nor the fact that about 25% or more of my food had to be wasted without compensation of some kind, or just simply having my order made as requested.
So I stop to the next nearest Wawa, hoping they’re nice enough to fix the mistake their fellow store made, as I’m not from the area, and heading the opposite direction of the original store
But unfortunately without even attempting to verify my order (bc I had the receipt in my hand)
The woman proceeds to hardly listen to my issue and walks to her GM and then walked back to me saying they couldn’t fix the order , and she advised that I return to the original store, in her words “it’s not that far away”
Now I’m not one to make a big deal out of nothing, but I hadn’t ate all day, and the original store messed up my order and all I wanted was for my order to be made as it should have been, and being the fact that I’ve worked for Wawa before, I assumed they wouldn’t have a problem fixing the issue especially since it was the same store name, just a different location.
& Being the fact that I’m traveling and couldn’t afford to circle back, I was terribly offended when the woman suggested I simply return to the original store as though this wasn’t a further inconvenience
As for both stores I’m very dissatisfied with the service, there was definitely something within their power they could of done to ensure the food was made properly to order (Millsboro Store) & when presented with the situation (Wawa in Bridgeville) definitely could of done something to better ease & accommodate the situation. & especially being a prior Wawa employee and ALWAYS putting the needs of customers first I’m very unhappy with my service and experience today.
Experiences like this make me never want to visit another Wawa again..
Don’t forget the free air pumps if you need to fill one of those slow leaking tires.
All highly populated convenience stores are as expected .