Wawa is No. 1. Why it matters: The Media-based convenience store is expanding and setting the standard for personalized hoagies and breakfast sammies in new markets. Driving the news: Wawa came out on top of the American Customer Satisfaction Index's (ACSI) recent Convenience Store 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.

Pennsylvania residents from all over can finally let out that breath they have been holding in. The Sheetz versus Wawa debate may have just been settled, according to a new study. The study, conducted by the American Customer Satisfaction Index,

A new study among convenience store satisfaction has ranked the top 10 favorites, settling the Wawa vs Sheetz battle with Buc-ee's in the mix.

Wawa performs well in both of its primary markets, taking first place for customer satisfaction in the Northeast and second in the South. Buc-ee’s wins the South region, while Sheetz takes second in the Northeast.

Wawa is the nation's convenience store king, according to a new report. Wawa is the golden goose of convenience stores, according to a new customer satisfaction report. The Delaware County-based chain bested both in-state competitor Sheetz and popular Southern travel center chain Buc-ee's in the American Customer Satisfaction Index's inaugural convenience store study.

Both chains are pioneers of the increasingly popular trend for higher-end food from convenience stores, but only one has officially come out as the winner.

Customers have spoken when it comes to the top-rated convenience stores in the country. Philadelphia-based Wawa took home the top spot with an industry-leading score of 82 out of the 100 points available in a recent customer satisfaction study,