Florida's first drive-thru Wawa just opened in Largo, and it's still for sale

There's no gas, but you can still top off the tank with breakfast Sizzlies.

Last Thursday,  Florida's first Wawa drive-thru restaurant debuted in Largo, at 2530 East Bay Dr. The 2,016-square-foot store took the place of a vacant KFC drive-thru, and is the popular gas station chain's third drive-thru concept in the nation.

As previously mentioned, the new drive-thru concepts do not have gas or pre-packaged items found at typical Wawas, but instead focus on a limited menu centered around the chain's deli sandwiches, wraps and the famous breakfast Sizzlis.

Last August, before it was even completed, the drive thru was put up for sale with a price tag of $3.2 million. Apparently, a buyer has yet to be found, since the property is still listed with a now reduced $2.9 million asking price .

The sale comes with a 10-year corporate-backed lease agreement from Wawa, a scheduled 7% rent increase, land ownership and "zero landlord responsibilities."

The Wawa drive-thru concepts are part of the chain's plan to double its footprint and open 100 new locations around the country by 2030, says the company.
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