7-Eleven

As far as «Convenience» goes, this is a great ⁷⁄₁₁ located tucked away in this obscure area where it’s not super crowded if you need to pop in and out.
They have Slurpees, which is always refreshing.
You can buy your lottery tickets here too.
It’s not like some 7 – 11’s where there’s sketchy oddballs, panhandlers and derelicts hanging outside of the front door. It feels safe and friendly.
Parking is somewhat easy in their lot and there’s even places in the residential adjacent neighborhood streets if need be too, as well as it being walking distance serving the residential community.

Ok, so I’m a bit compulsive. I stop at this 7eleven multiple times per week to get my 2 bottles of Smart water and a Hansen’s Energy Drink Pro. When I can’t resist, I also order some beef mini tacos as a snack. It’s amazing to be that 7eleven has just a bit of everything that you might want on an impulsive stop. The staff at this 7eleven are particular nice and helpful.

They even got organic 2%. who knew. great to have nearby in a pinch.

First things first, boy has 7-​Eleven changed. When I was a kid, in the late 1970s, 7-​Eleven was an ok place, nothing great. The food they served was sketchy, and the choices were slim. Today? 7-​Eleven now has their own brand of packaged items, from apple juice to frozen pizza. The quality is excellent and the cost is less than all the other brands. So, y’know, yay for that.
Second, this particular 7-​Eleven is a benchmark for customer service. They treat me really well here, remembering my likes and dislikes, always smiling, never bitter over what must be an honestly difficult job.
Third, the place is spotless. That matters to me. Nothing worse than stopping by your local market for a snack, just to get grossed out by mold or whatever. This 7-​Eleven is cleaner than the kitchen in my own home.
Fourth, if the above doesn’t do it for you, be aware that their cigarette prices are the cheapest in town, and they give deep-​dish discounts when you buy in bulk.