7-Eleven

Nice store but I wish they would train their staff better. Came in, bought some drinks, snacks and got one smallest coffee paper cup and filled it with ice. The cashier charged $ 1.59 + Tax just for the cup. A freaking small paper cup half filled with ice. I told her that I might as well get a large soda cup for same price, she said, that I will still be charged for a used cup. Every other 7 – 11 I went to, they charge 0.25−0.50. :-(

I visit on this 7-​Eleven approximately 7 PM and there was no coffee at all I asked the guy can you make a coffee for me he’s busy on the phone he’s talking to his girlfriend or boyfriend he said I have to wait for 10 to 15 minutes I’m on the phone then I asked the cashier cashier told me to tell the guy to make a coffee I told in 15 minutes meantime can you give me a slice of pizza he said soon as I get off the phone I will hold on he’s mail black extremely bad service they thinking they are doing a favor for us

Rude, provincial, condescending cashier!!! Came in to pick up a bottle of apple juice after a workout & the cashier treated me as if I was some homeless person off the street! He actually said, «you have to pay cash for that». What the frack!!! I already had my wallet in my hand and was pulling out the cash when he said it. Really dude? Sad, miserable, little man. I will happily take my money to ANY OTHER retailer in the area the next time I’m on my way to the airport. This «convenience» store will NEVER see another penny. Have a nice life!

This is my favorite 7 – 11 of all time, however there is one HUGE problem. Every 2 weeks or so they CLOSE THE DOORS, so some cleaning company can mop the floor. Granted it’s 2:15 am, but this is the closest store to LAX. There were at least 10 cars in the parking lot. I took my money elsewhere, as I’m sure many others did. I just wonder if the owner is aware? The cleaning company should work around the customers, not turn them away!

This is not your typical 7 – 11 because it’s near LAX and on the intersection of one of the main routes to LAX which means it’s always busy with LAX drivers. There is plenty of parking but it’s still not enough parking believe it or not. This place is always busy but the convinience of the location keeps me coming back. The staff is always fast and efficient. Plenty of hot coffee is always available and they are always stocked with all the 7 – 11 essentials. There is a Holiday Inn next door so you will see a lot of tourists. There is a RedBox at this location too, wish it could be two. Overall if you stop at this location you are either on the way to LAX which should already mean you won’t be surprised of the tourists.

Decent cheap coffee.

Who hasn’t stopped at a few 7 – 11’s in their lifetime. I wouldn’t usually write a review for one, but I love this location, on a corner so it’s easy parking and easy to get in and get out. It’s somewhat larger than most neighborhood stores and it’s fully stocked! When those random cravings hit, this 7 – 11 hasn’t let me down yet.

Great location! The guys working inside are very nice and helpful. Never out of stock and very quick service

This is one of American staples enough said. If you need almost anything this is the place to go. I love 7 – 11 !!!

I used to stop here from time to time to play the lottery but the below has stopped me from doing so, continuing reading if you want the truth about this location:
I will say that the staff here is nice but this location is horrible. 89.9% of the people who shop here are one step above a bucket of sludge. This ⁷⁄₁₁ is located on the corner of two major thoroughfares leading to/​from LAX Airport Blvd & Manchester Ave. A rule to the wise is you never want to travel the same direction as people heading to the Airport are. WHY because they have no idea where they are going, will stop on a dime, are returning a rental car and to busy reading the navigation and not getting carjacked in crazy Los Angeles to care who is in the next lane of traffic.
This ⁷⁄₁₁ parking lots has 3 entrances 1 off of Airport Blvd & 2 off of Manchester so when you are parking or backing out of a space you can never really tell where the next car you have to brake for is coming from.
This ⁷⁄₁₁ is located right next to a Sizzler. Another rule I tend to follow is if you are looking for trouble find the Red Lobster or Sizzler and you will find it. This sizzler has definitely fit that bill; I have observed countless arguments/​fights in the parking lot that have carried over to the parking lot of this ⁷⁄₁₁. It is not be accident that the Police from LAPD or LAX are always hanging out in this parking lot.
The inside of this ⁷⁄₁₁ has a bill pay option for those people who are too lazy to place a stamp on a letter or sign up for automatic bill pay and tend to be the same people I do not want to around when I am shopping.
I would never eat food from a ⁷⁄₁₁ so I can’t comment on the quality of food here but the staff seemed to always be working so I would imagine it is just as clean as a normal ⁷⁄₁₁.
This ⁷⁄₁₁ is located right in front of a shading looking Howard Johnson Hotel and an even shadier looking Apartment complex not to mention the amount of tourists that roll through this spot, GROSS but hey ⁷⁄₁₁ is ⁷⁄₁₁ right?

Working at LAX has given me the opportunity to get to know this 7 – 11 personally. My hours currently have me getting off work at midnight, and that is what I am rating on.
— Freshly cooked chicken wings at 12am are such the Business with a cold beer
— Also the donuts come in at that time
— The clientèle at that hour is pretty chill. everyone just wants a beer. Or beers.
Tariq (I think that’s his name) is the homie. Thanks for the hookups!

I spent about ten years of my life living on Belford Ave., which is a small street just east of this 7 Eleven. I’ve never had a problem with the staff here, and it is crowded some times because of its location. My memories that stand out about this place are all the times I’ve driven by late at night to see cop cars with their lights on in the parking lot. At night, this 7 Eleven can be shady.

This is probably the worst 7 – 11 I have ever been to in my life. The tiny parking lot is a mess and super dangerous. The atm (I have Citibank which is why I went here) was out of order. Meaning the machine was being disassembled when I went there to use it. Fine, I’ll get something and get cash back, right? WRONG. You can get a maximum of $ 10 cash back. Ridiculous.
Seriously would not recommend this place for those reasons. If you just want to pick up some m&m’s this 7 – 11 will work for you. Otherwise steer clear.

NOTE: this is a review for the red velvet cupcakes at 7 Eleven ONLY.
Tired and cranky after deboarding a plane at LAX at 6:45 AM, I had an irrepressible craving for red velvet cupcakes. Knowing that no bakery would be open at that ungodly hour, I drove to the closest 7 Eleven, remembering that fellow Unilocal!ers Daniel L and Ching T. had mentioned that 7 Eleven caught on with the red velvet cupcake craze that had spread all over LA.
So I got me one of 7 Eleven’s new red velvet cupcakes in a neat signature plastic box and… well…
…it was a nice attempt at trying to catch on to this hot red velvety trend, and perhaps my expectations were too high, but
— cake was crumbly and dry and COLD (the cupcakes live in the fridge section in 7 Eleven) which made the cake even drier and crumblier (is that a word?) I have a new rule now: cupcakes should only be served at room temperature.
— Frosting was better than expected, as Daniel L said, but still very… commercial tasting.
But hell, maybe I was being delusional, I mean I did pay $ 1.49 from a convenience store for a cupcake, as opposed to $ 4 or however much Sprinkles charges for their over-​hyped cupcakes. I guess you do get what you pay for.
Conclusion: this is a good fix if you’re having red velvety cravings at unusual hours (wow that sounded dirty). Otherwise… go to a real bakery and get a moist, room-​temperature cupcake.

Hassan the late night guy at 3am was very nice. Thank you