Wawa — Restaurant in Bristol Township

11/15 Sunday evening after the eagles game. I never write reviews, but unfortunately I missed the actual ppl to discuss this with bc the young girl who made the pizza clocked out and left, bc I guess that’s how it works you work hourly wages, besides that. No management or anyone cared, the pizza took a half hour at least, the young girl burnt it which would have been fine, things happen, but she blatantly laughed out loud and didn’t take care of it. Pizza cooked or not , don’t care, but it’s just the principle, say hey it’s burnt I’ll make a new one. I asked twice to a nice gentleman who tried to clean up the mess, after almost an hour. Eventually I asked for the entire pizza cooked or not cooked bc I would have cooked it myself at that point. Eventually got the pizza w no explanation, opened up smashed inside somewhat cooked. It is what it is, just acknowledgment would have been simple since I guess ppl can’t do that these days. It’s not even that bad of a situation but it also isn’t hard not have normal customer service on...

Aug 30 at 1am I’m waiting for my food along side of 5 other people 2 people are just stealing whatever and I said to the food people yous getting robbed and they just looked at me.. 5 mins later at 1:05am I said yall just got robbed blind and they both just looked up at me and didn’t say a word. Kinda a slap in the face for all of us that paid. Everyone this store has on payroll that night should be fired that’s just sad and like I said a slap in the face for everyone paying being honest. I gave yous the exact times check the tapes and fire your people because ngl people saw how ez that was and are gonna...

This new location is a typical example of Wawa's current 'fuel store' footprint. And they've chosen a great site, with lots of space for parking, plus two broad driveways providing access to both PA 413 and State Road. The store's layout & lighting feel comfortable, as well; even at busy times, it didn't seem crowded.

Interestingly, fuel prices here match those in New Jersey just across the Burlington-Bristol bridge. It's a smart move in terms of drawing customers who might otherwise visit NJ for gas, but it puts this store in competition with two other PA Wawa's less than 5...