Some stores fared better than others based on region, results show. For example, Wawa did well among customers in the South and Northeast, but QuikTrip was the superior convenience store in the Midwest. Circle K and 7-Eleven reigned out West, tying at 72 out of 100 points, data shows.

The beloved Delaware County shop has just been named the No. 1 convenience store in 2024 by the American Customer Satisfaction Index. Wawa rose to the top with a score of 82 out of 100, beating QuikTrip by one point and Buc-ee’s and Murphy USA by two points.

The popular Philadelphia chain topped the American Customer Satisfaction Index's first ever convenience store study, which ranked Americans' favorite spots to refill their gas tanks and their stomachs.

While most convenience stores are just places for a QuikTrip to Shell out gas money or to stop in for a Sheetz while on the road, Wawa is a destination. People leave their homes just to go to Wawa (in slippers,

Wawa was named "best convenience store" in a nationwide convenience store study, edging out competitors such as Sheetz.

Here in Philadelphia, we all can agree on one thing, and that’s the fact that Wawa is the best store around! Well according to a study by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI®),

The convenience store industry debuts with a score of 76 (out of 100) in the ACSI's inaugural study. Wawa leads all chains with a score of 82.

Robust’ foodservice characterizes leaders in inaugural American Customer Satisfaction Index Convenience-Store Study

Buc-ee's fell to No. 3 behind WaWa and QuickTrip on a ranking of the best convenience stores in America by the ACSI 2024 Study.

The battle between Wawa and Sheetz for convenience store superiority in the United States finally has an official winner — at least on one metric.