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- If you ever find yourself in Reno, Deli Towne U.S.A. is locally known for making amazing sandwiches in a Chevron station at the corner of Lakeside and Moana.
by cylinder714 3y ago
- If you ever find yourself in Reno, Deli Towne U.S.A. is locally known for making amazing sandwiches in a Chevron station at the corner of Lakeside and Moana.
- Maverik stations in the western U.S. are about the nicest convenience stores I've ever visited, and their onsite kitchens prepare pretty decent gas-station food. Lately, they've rolled out premium pizzas in their larger locations; I had a thick-crust Detroit-style slice recently and it was absolutely restaurant quality.
- I understand Wawa stations in the eastern U.S. are known for their food; can anyone here comment?
- ascagnel_ 3y agoWawa has generally good hoagies (they’re a Philly-centered chain, so I’ll use their vernacular), and above-average coffee. Their hot food is usually pretty disappointing, because they put all of it through convection ovens (vs frying/grilling/deep frying/baking as is usual). They recently rolled out pizza in my area (northern NJ), and while I haven’t personally tried it, friends say it doesn’t hold up to what local pizza places can do, but it’s better than big chain pizza.
- yial 3y agoI don’t know if they’re considered big enough, as they both have <5 locations. But Lykens Markets and Ingrams Fuel in the center “centre” of PA both have surprisingly good food for gas stations. Made fresh. Usually they’ll stock some surprising items from Local dairies too.
- metaphor 3y ago> I understand Wawa stations in the eastern U.S. are known for their food; can anyone here comment? The only thing that Wawa food has going for it is that it's prepared hot at any hour; the quality of the food itself is quite mediocre. Different story for Buc-ee's, which I thought was of exceptional quality and value.
- gonesilent 3y agoLots of the Maverik stations now popping up along hwy 5 love them.