WOW! The Super Wawa in Brick Township, NJ is Almost Complete!

I was recently driving through Brick Township, along Route 70, when I noticed a new construction site....at least new to me.

I haven't been through Brick, along Route 70, in a while....so I wasn't familiar with this project. A new Super Wawa is going up, right on Route 70 near Cedar Bridge Avenue.

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Do you think this area of Brick Township needs a gas/food station? There is a lot of traffic in this area, so I’m sure it will be a very busy location. By the way they are currently accepting applications for this new Brick location......CLICK HERE for more details.

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Thing I was considering was......does Wawa sell more gallons of coffee ☕️ or gallons of gas ⛽? Hmmm I am thinking coffee! Speaking of Wawa coffee, don’t forget FREE COFFEE TUESDAY if you have their app, get their coffee today.

Shawn Michaels

So as we get closer to summer, folks in Brick Township will have an additional source for food & gasoline with the addition of this Super Wawa. So if you live in this of Ocean County, do you like this addition or is it over-saturation in an area that already has a lot of traffic? Post your comments below, we always encourage you at home to sound off and let us know what YOU think.

Shawn Michaels

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