Wawa — Restaurant in West Palm Beach

I recently visited the Wawa on 45th Street and had an outstanding experience thanks to three exceptional employees: Audi, Jen, and Shakara. From start to finish, their service went above and beyond.

Each of them displayed an impressive level of knowledge and professionalism. Whether it was answering questions, helping with recommendations, or ensuring everything was perfect, they handled everything with ease. Their friendly and welcoming attitudes made the visit even more enjoyable—they truly embody what great customer service should feel like.

Audi’s attention to detail, Jen’s warm demeanor, and Shakara’s efficiency and enthusiasm created a seamless and pleasant experience. It’s clear they take pride in their work and in making customers feel valued.

This Wawa location is lucky to have such a fantastic team, and I’ll definitely be returning because of the amazing service they provided. Highly recommend this...

It took 15 minutes to get the burrito after asking 3 times. Others got theirs before me. Opening weekend. No hamburgers so couldn’t use a coupon for one that expired the day I got it in the mail. Manager handling a theft so I didn’t want to burden him. Both air pumps broken already open 16 days now and already sub par. I have been to many Wawa’ s here. This one has counter staff that maybe can’t read on a high school level nor can follow direction. Cashier on her cell phone. While I was waiting 5 people had wrong incomplete orders. Is there a reason I should go back th this Wawa. It’s only 1 mile from my home so I was excited about it. I probably will drive to Garden Rd. Staff is competent tire air works. Orders are correct. Please respond ...

I love wawas and get their ice coffees by the soda machine. They were out of all but regular and the whole station needed to be restocked and the trash was overflowing. I got regular iced coffee and before I left I told the lady behind the food counter “the iced coffees are out” in a nice voice, not rude at all. She just stared at me, then turns and walks away and says “I really don’t care”. I was shocked. A simple ok thanks would be how you answer a customer helping you out so the next customer can get the coffee they like, unlike myself. Rude rude rude. If you don’t like your job, get another one! But I don’t think people like that keep jobs very long since they are nasty...