“I come here just about every single morning to get my 16 oz caramel double shot frappe with the extra shot of espresso and whipped cream it's always so worth it. Sometimes it just depends on who's making it the ice may not be crushed up enough but that doesn't happen too often”
“I love this Wawa. I will drive out of my way to come here if I am not at work because they always get m y food right and everyone is always friendly and helpful, even when it us super busy and chaotic.”
“Shoutout to the CVS inside Target in Colonial Heights for their new self-check-in portal — it’s a game changer! ? It really helps streamline the process and gives the pharmacists more time to focus on getting prescriptions filled faster. This was honestly one of the quickest pharmacy visits I’ve had! And as always, Stephanie and Sarah were incredibly friendly and helpful. Great experience all around!”
“The employees at the Colonial Heights location must be part owners as they seem to be takented in Customer Service, they always seem helpful, cheerful, and always happy... Great job on your skills... that store really needed a breath of fresh air...”
“The owner/staff are always friendly. The prices are reasonable and they usually have some products on sale. The store has boiled peanuts as well. They don"t have all the bells like i.e big chain Wawa but they are a small Mom and Pop store that I would recommend.”
“This location in Virginia, right off of I95, was very convenient and clean. We fueled up, used the bathroom picked up coffee that we weren't charged for. Also,getting back onto I95 south was super easy!”
“TRUCKERS! This was my 1st time here and its a nice place. The showers are a little small BUT CLEAN. Parking was very limited at 330pm on a Wednesday. I'll definitely be back to this facility”
“They have been super helpful! I have been able to tell them what OTC stuff I need and get it at the drive through since I have had COVID. They have also billed my insurance for the at home tests so I didn't have to worry about reimbursements. Publix refused to do this.”
“Where to start?! I started coming here for the Sip and Save program (please bring it back!). Helene, management, is so sweet. Always trying to bring a smile to people's faces. Then the other staff is super courteous and sweet as well! Brittany and Tyler are my favorite late night crew! Plenty of stuff in stock. Great variety of things to buy. Anything you could really need, they have. I stay coming back for the nugget ice and the people! Always a great visit! Favorite gas station around! ???”
“Had to find a local drop off facility, because my local FedEx hub closed. FedEx OnSite was not able to provide a printed receipt, which I am accustomed to receiving.”
“This is your typical Wawa, but the cashier was incredibly helpful and friendly. She was the brightest part of my otherwise difficult day. Keep yourself open to life's experiences. You never know when love and encouragement will reveal themselve.”
“This gas station is right next to the interstate so it's easy to get to. I come here a lot to use the automatic car wash which is only three dollars. That's the cheapest around it's a pretty new machine. I've never come by and witnessed that the car wash was ever broke either. There's even a little convenience store inside if you want to grab a few items while you're there. Employees are friendly, and vehicle traffic flow is manageable.”
“I will be back to this location particularly because of Nate. He serviced me today with the most kind demeanor from the moment I walked in the door. Please recognize him for his kindness and impeccable customer service.”
“Once a month I need to pick up my prescription sleep medication which is quick and easy to do at this pharmacy because they have a drive up window and I have a neuromuscular disease. For some reason they make me wait until I'm completely out though before theyll fill it! I know its controlled but waiting until the last minute is difficult.”
“I totally agree with the latest review. Jason (that's his name) that works several nights a week (and by himself) is the best employee at this location! Not to talk trash about the other employees, so I won't, but they don't seem to care as much about about their job or the customers like Jason does. Myself and other customers of the Enon 7-Eleven have switched to this location because this is where all the employees of that 7-Eleven seemed to have moved too. Jason was the best employee at that store too. He seems to always put the customers first and makes us feel like we're very much appreciated for giving this location our business. He's the best! He deserves a raise! Hi Jason! I hope you see this.”
“--- I really enjoy going to Royal Farms—the fried chicken is absolutely delicious and honestly reminds me of that homemade, down-south flavor. It’s one of the main reasons I keep coming back. On top of that, the customer service is consistently excellent. The staff is always kind, welcoming, and helpful, which makes a big difference. The inside of the store is also usually very clean and well-kept. However, there’s one issue that really stands out—and that’s the entrance doors. They are consistently dirty from top to bottom. You can see fingerprints, smudges, and built-up grime, along with noticeable scuff marks near the bottom where people have clearly been using their shoes to open them. It’s just not a good look. Since the doors are the first and last thing customers see, it affects the overall impression of the store. Even though the inside is clean and the food is great, the condition of the doors can make you question the overall cleanliness. It’s also a high-touch area, so keeping it clean is important not just for appearance, but for hygiene as well. I’d love to see this addressed by adding door cleaning to regular opening, midday, and closing routines. It would also help to wipe down the ordering screens more frequently to keep everything looking fresh and sanitary. Royal Farms already does so many things right—great food, great service, and a clean interior. Fixing this one detail would really elevate the entire customer experience.”
“Very nice employees. They are also very helpful. The pumps are quick, the food is pretty good for a gas station, and my son loves the toffee peanuts that are always fresh.”
“I transferred to this location and I prefer this one because (I mainly go for the pharmacy)the employees are fantastic. I may have to stand in line for a bit but watching the staff perform the duties of many; they are multitasking to the 10th degree. So to all CVS workers thank you so very much and I appreciate you!”
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