Wawa — SR 16
Serving built-to-order hoagies and beverages with a gas station on the side.
Wawa began in 1804 as an iron foundry in New Jersey, but when owner, George Wood, took an interest in dairy farming, the family started a small processing plant in Wawa, Pennsylvania. The milk business took off and George's grandson, Grahame Wood, opened the first Wawa Food Market in 1964 to showcase dairy products.
Today Wawa has become so popular—especially among Philadelphians and displaced Philadelphians—that it has its own fan club. Why? Because Wawa has coffee options galore—all tasty, built-to-order hoagies, soft pretzels, Tastykakes, surcharge-free ATMs, great customer service, and gasoline, too.
Breakfast sandwiches, specialty beverages, and an assortment of soups, sides, and snacks are also available. Clean restrooms are onsite as well.
There is another Wawa location in St. Johns County: Wawa — South.
