7-Eleven

So I went in to buy a calling card as I was told 7 – 11 was the place to go. This asian woman who I assume must be a manager was berating this poor girl (an employee). She kept yelling at her «don’t you understand?» like 10 times. I kept standing there at the counter expecting to be noticed and acknowledged. After awhile I realized that was not going to happen. Knowing I was going into Benicia later in the day, where they also have a 7 – 11, I just left. This store needs a new manager!

I don’t know what this store is all about! But who ever was taking of the cash register today. I refer to the rude Chinese woman who was complete A hole, no manners what so ever, no customer service etc, if you can’t handle people and their drama then get yourself another job and do everyone a favor by disappearing behind machines!

So I just got back from this 7 11 that I’ve been going to since it is across the street. I got two taquitos and a small thing of cookie dough ice cream. One of my taquitos was stale and that’s not even the worst part. They sold us ice cream from December 2013! That is six months old! Disgusting!!! I’m hoping that I don’t get sick from this. What the hell, don’t they check inventory!!! This is totally violating the health code.

A standard 7-​Eleven, this location is very bright and clean, and was very well stocked when I visited after having lunch next door. I do agree with several other reviewers there, the workers were fairly intimidating as I waited in line to purchase. While no one was outwardly rude, the workers absolutely have SCOWLS on their faces. While I don’t require smiles with my soda purchase, it doesn’t feel me with any urgency to return.
The important stuff, a well-​stocked a clean store, THAT they got covered. And hey, everyone is entitled to a grumpy day.

So this particular 7 eleven is good at having the snacks that I am looking for on stock. The location looks pretty decent and clean inside and out. The clerks here are not on point. There was a time when I was just standing there at the register for like a minute when finally he looks up from his phone and says, «oh I didn’t notice you there.» Really? Aren’t you supposed to be alert as what is going on and keep your eye on the register. I only continue to come because my friend always seems to be craving slurpees and snacks.

Very poor service love the slurppies though so I come here anyways wide selection of junk food lol

There is something sinful about having a 7-​eleven just across the street. The convenience is addicting. Need a quick drink? Something before you head off to work? forgot something for the recipe? This is the place to go.
However for all the wonderfulness that it offers, you gotta remember, don’t take it fore granted. I can’t tell you how many times it’s been nice to wake up in the morning walk across the street and get some bacon to cook brunch on a lazy Sunday. But then… there are the days when they don’t have any bacon! ARGH! DISASTER!
And then… there was this one time it was CLOSED!
I only rant because I’m hooked! You had me at hello. I’m sure I’ll see you again soon. Come to think of it, I want some sparkling water… time to go for a visit.
Word to your mother.

This 7 – 11 is a little off the main road from my normal morning routine, but in a bind, I’ll venture over here for beverages before work. It’s also our go-​to spot before weekend road trips. It’s a run of the mill 7 – 11 but relatively clean and usually well stocked.
Sometimes, it seems like the saddest place on earth. To be more specific, there have been Sunday mornings I’ll stop in to grab the newspaper and at 7:45 a.m. some poor soul will be in there buying a six pack of beer, lotto tickets and some beef jerky.
This 7 – 11 serves it’s purpose-​nothing really spectacular about it. However, minus 1 star because on the weekday mornings there is one cashier who TERRIFIES me. I am afraid to look her in the eye because she comes across as so mean and mad… If you’ve ever been there on weekday morning, you’ll know who I’m talking about without further elaboration…

You could catch a cold from the icy personalities of these employees. My mixed feelings of before were settled yesterday whe I made the decision never again to give them my money. I work too hard to support a business with employees as rude as this location.
I went in to purchase some scratchers — not for me, I put them in birthday cards for friends! I went to pay with my debit card and was told this isn’t allowed. I told the woman I purchase these all the time. It’s fine as long as you use debit (like CA$H) rather than credit. She very, very rudely (and I’m pretty patient) told me how she’d been working there six months and it’s not allowed.
I replied that I would go somewhere else then and received a snotty remark about how I should. And so I did. Cork and Bottle on Treat allowed me to use my debit card. The Chevron next door to them did also. If that’s their new policy at this location; fine. But if that’s how they explain it to customers that frequent this place and live and work nearby and have been coming here for years; well, I won’t be back.
Oh thank heaven, for other locations!

I practically live here lol I am here all the time, I love this place they have everything I need lol. So you have to try the maple sausage roll its only a dollar but its so good and of course the taquitoes. Also buy some scratchers you might win, I havent won big but I win little here and there lol …

As Rob H. says, this 7 – 11 is what it is. Nothing more or less. I’ve walked over here a few times from Jiffy Lube to kill time and have found it clean, safe, and adequate for what I was looking for. As far Sean O.‘s riff raff clientèle comments, having a little empathy for people and their circumstances is maybe a better option.

Really folks, a 1-​star review of 7 – 11? Come on! 7 – 11 by it’s very nature is a 1 or 2 star joint, so you need to be fair and rate it based on what you expect from this type of business. So, with that, I’ll say that this location is about average for the convenience stores I’m used to. They definetly won’t win any awards for friendliest service, but the selection is good, the place stays pretty clean, and they know how to move a line and get me back to work.

The people who run this place have got to be the rudest, most unfriendly people on Earth — I know they are not from America — Russia maybe? They do keep the local school kids on a tight leash inside the store, but do NOTHING about chasing they away from the FRONT DOORS. I cannot stand having to wade through a bunch of rude kids just to get milk.
I live within walking distance, and will NOT go there anymore — I go to the one on N. Main — at least they say THANK YOU.

Michele forgot to mention the riff-​raff, transients, lowlifes and other unsavory types that frequent this location for its two for one taquitos and piña colada slurpees. I am pretty sure you could catch a staph infection at this location, but my gripe is about the other location on Oak Rd, right off 680. I couldn’t find it on Unilocal,so this location is going to get the «Mad Unilocaler» treatment its cousin up the street deserves…
So Bax and I always bend the block lookin for some boppers out and about a few times a day. He takes a whizz wherever, on whatever he pleases, because he’s hardcore and ain’t nobody gonna tell him nuthin. I post up and send out the vibe.
Sometimes, we want to go into the 7-​Eleven so I can pick up some Junior Mints and a Sugar Free Red Bull. I’d pick up Bax and we’d stroll on in. This used to be ok… Until recently. Some lady that resembles «man-​hands» from the episode of Seinfeld, (just much, much older and much deeper voice) told me in Translyvanian: «No Dog allowed, you leave now!» Baxter is no regular dog, ok? He is my little gentleman, and Man Hands can kiss off.
Besides, Bax is undoubtedly cleaner than most that venture into this location anyways. I think she was pist because her manager made her shave her arms. So instead of walking in these days, we just stand outside and glare at Man Hands. Until she shakes her fist at us, which resembles the mighty Thor swinging his Hammer. Then we slink back to my apartment.

this place is located on a corner strip mall next to a japanese restaurant. got a energy fusion? columbia coffee (20 oz 1.49). if it was after 4, it was be .99. (12 0z 1.29, 16 oz 1.39)
when i went to the cashier to pay for it, she insisted my cup of coffee had to be scanned to register a sale. talk about controlling shrinkage!
the coffee wasn’t that tasty/​eventful. with some flavored cremers, it tasted pretty good.