2620 Mountain Road, Joppatowne MD 21085
“I have stage 4 cancer and I’m in treatment with chemo and I am not supposed to have food that sits even in warming plates due to bacteria can grow in it. So I go to the location on rt 52 and walk in to get fries and the fries looked old I asked the attendant how long they’ve been sitting there she states around 30 mins. I proceed to tell her that I really need to have fresh fries because I run the risk of getting sick from my immune system being wiped out from chemo because so the attendant Aimmie dropped me fresh fries and she had a smile on her face as she helped me and I’ve had her now do this for me 2 times. Aimee is a very sweet and compassionate person for her to actually care and not hesitate to make me new fries she was very concerned for my well being she was so warming to me. I believe Ms Aimmie deserves a praise and a raise for going above and beyond. So please give Aimmie a 👍 when you see her. Also she keeps the store very clean so I will keep going back to this location as will my entire family. The store in fallston now that’s another story time.”
1107 Mountain Rd, Joppatowne MD 21085
“Scott, Noah, and Greg completely went out of their way to save my babies birthday party. I could not be happier with the service I received and the dedication to pull together, last minute, the request my very specific 6 year old NEEDED. The food was very delicious and the experience was phenomenal. 10/10 recommend. Thank you Royal Farms #294 on south mountain rd in Joppa. And a huge thank you to Scott, Noah, and Greg for making a very happy birthday girl.”
500 Joppa Farm Road, Joppatowne MD 21085
“I just had the most amazing experience at this Rofo. Pascal was the sweetest and most helpful employee I’ve ever met. I made a horrendous mess when I spilled a 24 oz cup of coffee all over the coffee station. I was beside myself trying to clean it up and he came to my rescue immediately. He absolutely would not let me continue to clean as he took over and repeatedly tried to convince me it was okay. THE BEST EMPLOYEE EVER. THANK YOU Pascal for your kindness”
1419 Mountain Rd, Joppatowne MD 21085
“Wawa is my favorite convenience store chain based on the coffee, selection of coffee creamers, soft pretzels, soda machines that allow you to choose exactly what you want (like a diet cream soda), and selection of foods you can order. I ordered a ham and cheese panini this day and it was prepared as expected.”
300 Pulaski Hwy, Joppatowne MD 21085
“Everyone was very nice today as well as the saving, but I would like to know why Walgreens do not allow their employees to leave early on 4th of July. Please, we all deserve to celebrate the independence of our country. At least they can work until 4 pm.”
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