Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, CaryThe Triangle Area
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What I did not like about Krystal burgers was that they are mustard based. If you have them switch over to more ketsup then they are still second to WC
FYI: Wawa was not historically a gas station. It started out as a dairy/convenience market and was that way for many, many years. Then they expanded into also selling gasoline. Many of their original markets/stores do not even sell gas. So it really is a convenience store that now also sells gasoline.
Wawa's model has changed. They are closing the stores without gas pumps, and replacing them and only building ones that sell gas. Those of us from Southeastern PA are mostly devoted to Wawa, as we've never had Scheetz. Its kind of an East/West PA rivalry. They are very similar, but I do think Wawa is marginally better.
Yeah Krystal everyday over WC ..... Krystal at least doesn’t use exlax as cooking grease
I believe Krystal and White Castle only briefly overlap in certain areas of Tennessee and Kentucky. Krystal is mostly southeast and White Castle is mostly northeast and midwest. Both specialize in small square burgers, affectionly known as sliders.
I believe Krystal and White Castle only briefly overlap in certain areas of Tennessee and Kentucky. Krystal is mostly southeast and White Castle is mostly northeast and midwest. Both specialize in small square burgers, affectionly known as sliders.
We’ve addressed this in the General North Carolina forum ...in no way shape or form is anemic WaWa better than Sheetz. Just stop it .
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