301 South Lewis Road, Royersford PA 19468
“I never go anywhere besides Lucky. Not only do they have the stuff I want but EVERYONE is unbelievably nice. The 2 guys I usually see at the counter when I come in are the absolute sweetest. When I worked at Walmart down the street they would come in and say hi to me outside of their job. Which I think is extremely nice. The owner is also incredible as well. He would actually text me when a certain vape that I liked was back in stock. He was also very open to having a conversation with me about ordering a certain product for me as well. Overall I will never go anywhere besides Lucky because of the welcome I feel there because of them.”
451 West Ridge Pike, Royersford PA 19468
“Wawa is better then sheetz. They are directly across from each other but come here. It's better. They were having a gas war until the real war started and messed up the gas prices”
579 North Lewis Road, Royersford PA 19468
“It's a gas station. The interior is fairly clean. Prices are kinda as expected for PA. Decent amount of pumps which should be expected for its location. Not really much to write home about, but it's clean and has clean bathrooms so it's automatically better than a 3 star imo.”
934 Main Street, Royersford PA 19468
“Stopped by the Wawa in Royersford last night and had an awesome experience. Jonathan, Kalah, and Giuseppe were all incredibly friendly, professional, and on top of everything. Even during a busy rush, they kept things moving smoothly and still made it feel welcoming. It’s rare to see a team work together that well. You can tell they care about the store and the customers. Definitely one of the better Wawa experiences I’ve had. Appreciate the great service.”
1860 East Ridge Pike, Royersford PA 19468
“When I came to your store for lunch I was tired and hungry. I ordered an Italian hoagie. It was delicious. It renewed my strength. I finished my work day with energy.”
342 North Lewis Road, Royersford PA 19468
“Leilandi was absolutely fantastic! She helped me find the OTC products that were free! She made sure that all of my purchases were correct. She always had a beautiful smile and she is absolutely wonderful. I have had 3 businesses and I know what a good employee is and she is absolutely perfect and I told her that if I was still in business, I would hire immediately! She deserves a raise!!!!!!!!!!!”
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