600 Gap Newport Pike, Avondale PA 19311
“Although I only encountered one young lady who helped me check out the items that came to purchase, very clean store and very friendly young lady, indeed. Unfortunately, I did not catch Her name.”
72 Baltimore Pike, Avondale PA 19311
“went here for the first time this week and it was so good that i went two more times since then. i got a quesadilla with tinga and the tinga is the best i’ve ever had! perfect amount of spiciness. my bf, who is native to mexico, also had the tacos with lengua and carne asada and said they were amazing. this is our new favorite place!”
761 Gap Newport Pike, Avondale PA 19311
“Wawa is a Wawa and this one was a Wawa. Bin to one you have been to them all. Basically all the same. Prices may vary and some things but basically just another Wawa nothing special. But will be back to one some day. Some have gas. Some don't. Some have ATM. Some don't. Bigger ones have it all. Small older ones are limited. Just another Wawa.”
8955 Gap Newport Pike, Avondale PA 19311
“Stopped here on the way home. Bought food from Laredo Taco. Food was fresh. Tasted amazing. Great customer service from Laredo Taco as well as from the man at the register. Very clean. Very well stocked with a great selection. Overall great experience. I will definitely be going back”
600 Gap Newport Pike, Avondale PA 19311
“This is the best Walgreens I have been to. The staff is wonderful, drive through fast and I can't say enough about the pharmacists. They are teriffic and actually care. Ant insurance issues are resolved fast. They will call you if something is not resolved in lieu of putting it on the back burner, waiting until you have to call to find your medication. I have been going to Walgreens for years and am so happy to find Avondale Walgreens. I usually don't write reviews. However, I am so impressed with the extraordinary service I receive every time I felt it necessary to post.”
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