204 Connolly Rd, Fallston MD 21047
“Shout out to the DREAMTEAM: Sam, Dominick, Leah & Patrick! Me and my boyfriend walked in to get some sandwiches and pizza for the family tonight (8:30pm ish) and they were on point, had great customer service and fast service! Top tier quality. I always love eating at Wawas but tonight they made it extra special! Thank you for your fast quality service!”
1915 Belair Road, Fallston MD 21047
“I just stopped in here for a sandwich on my way home from an infuriating day. The staff went out of their way to greet me with smiles. My sandwich came out perfectly made, with the perfect amount of hot, fresh fries in the box. I barely even had to wait. You can tell they take pride in their work here, the store was clean, they were cycling out their grab and go sliders on time, the staff all worked together well. Overall they were just amazing and I had to share that!”
2401 Belair Rd, Fallston MD 21047
“I love this place - I buy vapes from here and one girl had me try it out first to make sure it worked before I left. Top notch service. Not just her, but the other dudes that work here are also super friendly. Best gas station ever. I never buy vapes from anywhere else.”
2400 Pleasantville Rd, Fallston MD 21047
“The employees were nice and guiding us to the chips because I was looking for kettle non spicy dill pickle chips. Always appreciate good service especially 7/11 employees.”
2101 Fallston Road, Fallston MD 21047
“After almost a year dealing with CVS absolutely botching my scripts and their deep commitment to providing absolute crap customer service I was able to switch back to Walgreens and had an incredible human experience with Grayson. Thank you for doing whatever you can to ensure your patients are stocked not only with their meds but also their hearts. Thank you Grayson. For real.”
228 Mountain Rd, Fallston MD 21047
“Hi! I don’t write a lot of reviews but I felt this one was worthy. I was attempting to print pictures for a photo album and was having some issues getting it processed online. Michelle helped me immensely. She went above and beyond making sure I was taken care of. I even made the mistake of thinking something was done incorrectly and Matt went out of his way to call and explain that it had been done correctly (very professionally and kind) to set me at ease. There was also another manager who assisted me, but unfortunately I didn’t catch her name. All around a great team. Thank you. Customer service is still alive and well.”
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