7-Eleven

This is one of the newest and nicest 7-​Elevens in Honolulu. To be upfront, my only complaint at this point is the small staff. At the lunch hour, this has become a popular spot and there are not enough employees to handle the flow of foot traffic.
Situated at the corner of Queen street, across from the Fire Station and near Kawaiaha’o Church, it’s an easy walk from downtown and the government area of the city. There is plenty of parking for people driving by. The store is very large, brightly light, and well organized. It’s one of the only 7-​Elevens I know that has tables and chairs, and a high bar to eat breakfast or lunch. They have plenty of drink and food choices; always fully stocked with hot foods ready to go. The staff that does work here is always friendly and fast. It’s also very clean, everything shines. Like all stores, prices are reasonable and food is fresh and good.

I’m only giving this place two stars because of the location to my work place and selection of food. Also the bums are pretty well behaved and don’t bother anyone so that’s a good deal too.
DeAngelo is the worst cashier I have ever been serviced by in my life. He always has dried eye boogers around his eyes and HE IS SO FRICKEN SLOW! He will look out the window or talk to his peer or put things around him under the counter before he will bag your items.
Hueyang is slow and probably needs more on the job training before being put on the floor.
7 – 11 you folks need to realize people are going to work in the morning and we need quick and courteous service to start our day, please train these employees better.

Finally a 7 – 11 in the Kaka’ako!!! Same things you find in 7 – 11 but at least there one now in town with a parking lot.

This is a nice looking location for a 7 – 11. The interior is a refreshing look. Gives you a modern establishment appeal with a convenience store merchandizing availability. I still miss the Fed Ex/​UPS that was here. But, it’s an alright place to have a sit down lunch or snack. I didn’t like the fact that the «Word of Life» security was outside and asked me if I enjoyed the church service. Not everyone who enters this 7 – 11 is part of your congregation.

YASSSSS
this place is always busy, so it was definitely a good move on 7−11s part! it’s nice to have a reasonably priced convenience store nearby, I was getting tired of paying $ 3 for a soda and never knowing exactly how much anything I was buying cost.

Yes it’s just a seven eleven convenience store, yet it’s one with a few extra nice touches. There is the usual selection of fast foods. There are also a few healthier options I don’t remember seeing at other stores. I like the nice selection of prepared fresh fruit cups and bowls. There are green and other vegetable/​fruit juices. There is even a comfy little eating area in the comfy air conditioned store… with a window view.
This seven eleven has adapted to being in the heart of a residential area while bordering the business district. And they have done it well. Includes an area for last minute gifts of flowers, mini balloons, wine, etc. And they have some staples such as eggs! …cheese! …coldcuts! …ice cream, by the pint or half gallon! They even have a Freal machine… yes, sometimes these are a staple also! Prior to this, the closest market was a few miles away. Hurray for 7 – 11.
Not surprising the prices are a little more than your Foodland or Times or Safe way however there is something to be said for convenience. …not to mention the 24 hour open hours for insomniacs like me!

Plenty of parking friendly staff. They have a huge variety of bentos warm and chilled if you want to take it back to your office. They have a ATM machine for all you First Hawaiian Bankers.