7-Eleven

Small & Clean. Nice selection of drinks and snacks (not to mention scratch off lotto tickets. Don’t judge.) I wish they had a better grocery selection, though. There are random items like chocolate syrup and ten types of ramen, but [insert a common foodstuff such as baking soda] is not to be found.

For a convenience store, this one is actually pretty good. The people working here are always lackluster (though never rude), but the store is clean and the prices are honestly better than most convenience stores and places like CVS. There’s also a decent selection of ice cream, including Ben & Jerry’s (my favorite!).

one of the best 7-​elevens. great Slurpee selection.

Best neighborhood 7-​Eleven I’ve come across. Luckily, it’s my neighborhood we’re talking about here, and I happen to be someone who will never say no to a Slurpee.
Pretty much your average 7-​Eleven, except the staff is fantastic. I don’t know if it’s because my roommates and I are in there all the time or what, but they’re exceptionally cool to us, no matter how long it takes us to debate between Big Bites or Taquitos or how utterly ridiculous our conversations about various hypothetical Battle Royale-​type situations may be.
Hell, they’ll even go so far as to negate the purpose of your trip there as awesomely as possible: during one late-​night Sev run, as we call them, the cashier offered me a whole pizza that he had just received as an extra with some order or another. For free. Even though I was there buying a frozen pizza.
Thank you, I WILL come again.

The only place in town where I can stumble in at 2am and get the following for $ 2.99 without being judged:
— ¼ pound Big Bite Oscar Mayer hot dog w/​free condiments galore
— Big Gulp gallon-​sized soda
— chips