7-Eleven

Very convenience store. Have everything you need. Very clean inside. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Easy parking outside the store.

I normally don’t have problems in this store except for this one instance. I had a very bad experience with some extremely rude staff at this branch. It was unfortunate of me to be served by ping, one of the asian girls who work as cashier there. Ping and the other Asian guy who I believed was named Wong was very rude to me. When I was buying an 80-​cent chicken, I told the staff to give me the leg/​thigh part of the chicken. I was told that I can’t choose the chicken part that I wanted. WTF! So instead of giving me 2 pcs of chicken leg/​thigh, I got one leg and one wing. I told Ping I wanted 2 pcs of leg/​thigh but she and other staff named Wong said I can’t do that because they can’t give me all that I request for. For an 80 cent chicken! Ridiculous! is that they’re store policy? Or the staff’s policy? That is not how costumer service works! They should give what the customers want as long as it’s not against store policy. The management should strongly consider retraining their employees.

²⁴⁄₇ very good for late night adventures, has parking readily available. Staff is nice and they got hot foods now.

Convenient location that fulfills your late night munchies or early morning coffee calls. Lines go by fast and prices are reasonable. They recently hired a new employee named Allen who is so awesome and fun to talk to. Defintely a breath of fresh air for typical 7 – 11 chains. The shorter guy with glasses is cool as well.

This place has all the 7 – 11 conveniences but the staff here sucks. I’m refering especially to the Asian ladies there yakking away all day long loudly while only one out of the three is actually working the register. Even if you are the only customer waiting to pay, they will take their sweet time to come help you although they’re not doing much of anything except YAKKING!

This is the worst 7 – 11 I have never been too. The workers here talked smack about us in Chinese thinking we didn’t know what they were saying. They called us rude names. The Asian ladies here need to get off their high horse and realize that this is a store not their personal bedroom to talk gossip. I live by here and it depresses me to think that this is the closest one near me.

They lied to us on ⁷⁄₁₁ saying no more free slurpies because the machine wasn’t working. As people were getting slurpies.

I really don’t like the service here at all. The guy just looks and stares at me and give me an attitude when I’m asking him about the items there.

Your average 7 – 11. They always have everything stocked. Little bit of a language barrier with the Asian lady’s in the day time. Guys at night are more customers friendly. They share a parking lot with a 24 hour wash house but there’s usually a spot or 3 available. My go to for late night beverages!

7 – 11 here is very small yet it packs all the usual & more:
–cigs, lotto, slurpees, coffees
–beers (small selection), wines,
–parking lot
–chinese newspapers, candies
–grilled eats, donuts:
–snacks, cookies, chips, fruits
buys: black star lager (2.60) 24 oz.
–smooth brew, not much else
–beers pricier than at regular liquor stas.
–an old brand «rediscovered».

Hmmmm, pretty quiet spot on Taraval considering Im from the other side of town. Walked into this spot for a quick snack run and among other things.
Oh so tasty.
Monterey Jack Taquitos
Jalepeno Chedder Taquitos
Jalepeno flavored Chips
SlimJims
Donuts
Odwalla Juice
And My Swishers :)
No CrowdS, Just In And Out Which I Do Love

7 – 11, thank you for saving me and my friends from hungry late nights and all other things you are able to provide us and ungodly hours /​emergencies.
I’ve been here at all hours of the day and the staff is always friendly and fast. Store is well stocked as well.

This is my local 7 – 11 store. The place is alright compared to other stores, much better than the one on Ocean or on Judah. This is the place were I load up on my slurpees, flavored coffee and chili nachos. I will occasionally get a beer from here too, but that is about it.
This place is a hit or miss. Sometimes the people working here are very friendly and other times very rude.

This is a typical 7-​Eleven.
It has a redbox booth inside. That’s right pals and gals, no more lonely nights!
Hmmmmm…
You can play lotto here…
The variety of beer isn’t great. But, it gets the job done.
Umm… Lemme see… Their candy variety is satisfactory.
I am pleased with their cough suppressant options…
I enjoy watching the hotdogs roll around when I’m waiting in line. It’s always so sweaty looking.
Goodnight.

This location is close by to my house and I can walk to it if I wanted to watch a movie from their Redbox and then get «Brite Crawler Eggs» to snack on while watching the movie.
Not many places sell those eggs!!!

Woohoo! As good as it gets! I can’t believe this place is 24 hours! It’s got great parking, next to Muni stop, and you’re never short on shady characters and cops hanging out. The hotdogs at this location are the best! The condiments may seem week-​old, but the spicy taste of the quarter pound big bite covers that up pretty good.
I wonder if they do weddings.

The best a 7-​Eleven can reach is 3 stars. I mean it’s 7-​Eleven not Wawa so by default 3 is the highest achievable.
That being said, this is a good place. Regular prices but I like how the cashiers can actually understand what I say and they will let you run a credit/​debt card for even a $ 2 purchase. Also has it’s own lot shared with the laundromat.
No petrol/​gas just FYI.

I kind of grew up with this 7 – 11 and seen it through the good and bad. It used to pretty much cater to kids and frat boys so the focus was on candy, beer and food that only a kid or drunk would eat.
My wife and I were at a party one night and all they were serving were a small amount of appetizers and we were starving when we left. We happened to see the 7 – 11 in the distance and decided to get a bite there since it was close to 11pm. I remembered the nasty burritos as a kid, but I tried one of their sandwiches and it was pretty good. Even my wife liked hers and she’s VERY picky about food. I go back and try different things, but the spicy bite is what I’m sold on. When I’m sitting at home and can’t figure out what I want for lunch or don’t have anything in the house for lunch, it’s down there for a spicy bite. It’s kind of odd that they sell fruit, but not a bad idea as long as it’s fresh. I’ve never tried any.
Donald the local homeless guy who hangs out in the evenings is a nice guy, so please be nice to him. I told him I’d give him $ 20 when I got a job and he would keep asking me if I had the job yet every time I’d go in. You should have seen the look on his face when I said, «Yes, but I changed my mind» and when I walked out I gave him $ 40.
What I don’t like too much is the cashiers who don’t speak English very well. They’ve been nice to me most of the time, but getting them to understand you is difficult and I have a very clear speaking voice. I also don’t like their protest signs for the cannabis club that wants to go in across the street. If they had any brains they’d know that a stoned customer with the munchies is the perfect customer for this place.

Yep, it’s a 7-​Eleven. Overpriced convenience food made of preservatives and chemicals, and a small section with fruit in the back. Sandwiches in plastic V containers and «The Bomb Burrito» wrapped in cellophane next to an industrial microwave. Smokes and sodas, beef jerky and Slurpees.
The staff isn’t very friendly, there are often lines for the ATM, and they put up really awful signs denouncing the local cannabis club in the window.
In spite of that, they do have the aforementioned Slurpees, a decent selection of snacks, and the ATM doesn’t charge for a lot of credit union customers.
In other words, it is perfectly average.

If I were a child, I’d give this 7-​Eleven at least four stars for their candy selection, sugar-​laden Slurpees, and all the free chili & cheese you want for your hot dogs and nachos. 7-​Eleven was my childhood paradise. We used to stop here (well not this location) before school to get candy.
Today I thought I’d relive childhood and get a free Slurpee. They had six flavors but I didn’t want to try any of them. For example, what is Monster Black Ice? Does the Crystal Light kind have fewer calories? Most of the flavors sound like soda brands and some are candy brands. I’d rather have plain cherry. The floor by the Slurpee machine was distinctly sticky.
As a convenience store, 7-​Eleven isn’t bad at all but I’ve outgrown eating their food. Yes, they have fresh fruit now but it seems weird to buy fresh fruit from a 7-​Eleven. I don’t think their donuts would be good or the taquitos.
On a positive note, they tailor to the Asianness of the neighborhood by offering Pocky (just the original chocolate kind), Yan Yan and Japanese gummy candy. They have an ATM, sell lottery tickets and now have a good selection of gift cards. Plus they have their own parking lot but it’s small.
I also think
is an amazing site. When you look for the flavors, the Slurpee machine comes up and it even makes the Slurpee machine noise! The t-​shirts are cute too (e.g., I love Slurpee Seconds). Makes me want to rejoin the Slurpee Nation.