33 South White Horse Pike, Berlin NJ 08009
“This is my home gas station, the guy that pumps the gas knows my face and I don’t even need to say anything. The price is great and the service is quick with a smile. Love this place!”
201 West White Horse Pike, Berlin NJ 08009
“Wawa is a great place for quick and convenient stops. The store is always clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate. The staff is friendly and efficient, providing fast service even during busy hours. The food and drinks are fresh and delicious, with a wide variety of options to choose from. It’s perfect whether you need coffee, a quick snack, or a full meal on the go. Overall, a very reliable and enjoyable experience every time I visit.”
401 NJ-73, Berlin NJ 08009
“Nice people in the store! I don't buy Wawa gas so I can't honestly say how good the fuel associates are. Judging by those inside, they're probably pretty good. The deli counter associate Aiden is terrific! Thank you Aiden!”
11 Cross Keys Rd, Berlin NJ 08009
“Cashier is just one chill dude. Prolly never see em again or go back to the came store but he was cool. Wasn’t a jerk when I prolly asked a stupid highguy question. And even showed me his favorite snacks lol I couldn’t eat them because lemon cakes be too powerful for me but kudos to that guy.”
142 Cross Keys Road, Berlin NJ 08009
“How can you not like this place cost effective for diesel and gas friendly service can't get nothing better than that especially in the times that we're living in I highly recommend this service station for all your gas and more fuel or household kerosene they even have propane tanks there that you can refill excellent location easy accessible”
2 S White Horse Pike #0184, Berlin NJ 08009
“The girl that helped me with the money orders.... she knows who she is. At the R. Farms in berlin. Thank you so much!!! You where more than helpful! And made the transaction so smooth!!!! See u in 2 weeks!!!!!!”
398 NJ-73 West, Berlin NJ 08091
“The most consistently cheapest top tier gas station in the area. Deducting a star because sometimes these guys keep messing up and trying to put regular in a car that requires premium after specifically saying that I want premium.”
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