7-Eleven

These workers here didn’t know squat about their job. I use my 7 11 app and my belly app everytime I go in these stores to get rewarded for my loyalty. But they can’t even train their workers how to work and understand these promotions. Very dirty store as well

I have been here so many times late night early morning mid day.
Pros
Has everything you would expect from a ⁷⁄₁₁ .
Friendly service out of MOST except one younger guy.
The dad/​owner is extremely nice one reason me and my boyfriend come back.
Family owned.
coffee area is well kept organized.
Beers wine cookies donuts milk food never had any expired.
Cons
Even though there are two cashiers expect a line
50 percent of the time there is someone opening the door asking for change or sitting outside asking for change.

Very nice and convenient store. I like this place !!! I will go there again definitely !!!

I don’t know why everyone is complaining about this place. But I have been there multiple time and they always have good service and my favorite Rockstar (peach flavor)
They always have what I need and they’re open all day long. No complains here.

This is the worst 7 – 11 I’ve been to. They put all of the frozen foods in crates stacked to the top of the cooler during a heat wave — making the food inaccessible. The store was empty when I went in and there were two employees there. I asked if they could grab something off of the top crate for me (I was too short to reach it) and he told me no. WTF?!
This is on top of the store always being dirty, their crap cold beverage selection and consistent bad attitudes. There are always pan handlers outside of the store who can be very aggressive.

Three time I had to tell the cashier that the tea in the cup is mine, and I didn’t get it from the store, so I don’t have to pay for it. He kept repeating :“it’s 1.99″ I said :“but I brought it from home, look at the brand, you don’t even have such a tea”. Anyway he was sure and tried make me to pay

The 7-​eleven is pretty typical but the parking lot is a bit creepy. There are always some homeless peeps hanging out begging for cash and others that just seem to linger in the parking lot. The lot is also a bit cramped so be careful who you park next to. Once you get inside though, it’s what you would expect from 7 – 11. The two cashier guys that I usually see rarely open their mouth to say a word. Even when I say thank you and look right at them, they just kinda keep their head down and go about their business. Whatevs. If you need a 7 – 11, come here, get in and get out.

Came, scored my slurpee, and left. It’s a bit dirty inside and the parking lot is sketchy — but it’s a 7 – 11, what do you expect?
As for the service, the clerk smiled and that was enough for me. This Slurpee is yummy.

Went to just get a drink. Wasn’t crowded or busy. But when I went to pay the lady didn’t say anything, just took my money and gave me my change. No hello or thank you. I think if you are in the service industry and aren’t friendly, you should find another job that doesn’t deal with public…

Pray be frank, it is not that difficult to be a good 7-​Eleven. So long as there is an abundance of Slurpees, condoms, junk food, and porn – the main food groups of any convenience store (yes, I eat porn) – a three star review is all but guaranteed, no?
Well, yes. And by that, I mean no, it is not at all guaranteed. Case in point: this 7-​Eleven. Sure, it has junk food and pornography galore, and prophylactics for when the porn gets to be too much to handle, but it also has a major problem that I for one cannot stand for.
Namely, the cashier wanted me to buy a hot dog to get my free Slurpee on free Slurpee day. This would be fine – I am no more entitled to a free Slurpee than any other convenience store enthusiast – but for the fact that the $ 1.59 I’d spend on a hot dog would buy me a much larger Slurpee than the 7.11 ounce cup advertised on the Free Slurpee Day announcement outside.*
You see? Free is free, except when free costs $ 1.59, in which case it is no longer free – the only reason one goes to free Slurpee day in the first place.
Considering all of this, and on account of the fact that I feel only slightly petty, two stars.
*it is the presence of this advert that most irked me; had it said «Free Slurpee with purchase of hot dog,» I’d’ve at least known that I didn’t want to go in. But no, they lured me in with their promises of free Slurpees, then blindsided me with the hot dog thing. Bastards, callous bastards, all.