7-Eleven

This is my closest convenience store but I’d rather go elsewhere. The main problem is the lady behind the counter… she is so rude and miserable. Getting lottery tickets is like pulling teeth, she makes you feel you are a nuisance. Last time I was there she tried to charge me twice for my tickets and was so rude when I showed her she was wrong… I was expecting an apology. I go to the Arco gas station San Antonio and Middlefield now. Watch out for the parking there too!

they always have a good deal on Pure Leaf iced tea. I go and get one and the cashier says you can get 2 for 2.22. that didnt occur to me at first was that you can get both for 2.22 cause I was thinking it would be 4.44. Then I woke up and thanked her for pointing it out. Total deal, 1.11 a piece. Bonus she didnt have to say anything but did which was totally unexpected and cool.

It’s a 7 – 11. Pretty much what you would expect. My one concern, and this is more of a warning, is my son purchased a couple of taquitos there last night. Given the time of the onset of the violent vomiting and how long it had been since he had eaten anything else, I’m 90% sure that’s where he got the food poisoning.
After vomiting every half hour or so until 10am he took a 6 hour nap and is okay now. THAT’S ONE WAY TO SPEND MEMORIAL DAY SUNDAY!
It was one of the bacon egg and cheese ones. In the event that the egg is at all under cooked, keeping one of these intestinal torpedoes at microbial incubator temperature for several hours in a warmer is not a Good Idea. Eating it afterwards is Even Worse.
I went to the store this morning to suggest they pull the remaining taquitos and toss ‘em. Due to a language barrier, The man behind the counter eventually got the idea I was dissatisfied with two that my son purchased. He went and spoke with someone and very kindly offered to give me two taquitos free of charge to make up for the ones that made my son sick.
I declined.

Well stocked, but the clerk is very unwelcoming, gives an attitude and almost throws change in your hand. I have been visiting this location lately since my daughter attends school nearby and the first and second time we were there I tried to get a smile out of him, but no luck. Now I only stop there because it’s the closest on my route.

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I’ve lived nearby for about a year and this was my first time in the store. I dropped in for a couple of drinks for my son’s soccer game up at Greer Park.
The place «cleanish». By that I mean that it looks like all of the visible surfaces are clean but if you look a little closer (and I do), you start to see that it hasn’t had a proper deep cleaning in years.
The door chime for such a small shop is overkill. I wonder if the employees don’t go crazy hearing that 1000’s of times a day.
I found my drinks, grabbed some sunflower seeds, and paid the cashier who tried to sell me donuts. Worth a shot since I am not a small man, but they were a little less than fresh to my eye.
Anyway, it’s a 7-​Eleven, what do you want? I’d go again if the need arose.

Without a doubt, this 7-​Eleven has the best Slurpee consistency of any 7-​Eleven in the Bay Area. On a hot day, they run out of Slurpees because they’re so good. We got there early enough today that only two flavors were dry — cherry was one *sad* — but luckily the Coke flavor was still pumping. Ah, life is good…

I can’t believe no one has reviewed this 7 – 11 — where can you go for a quick slurpee at 1:00 am? I love that they are all standardized. Going into one is like going into any one in any part of the country. You absolutely know what to expect down to the hot dogs rotating around waiting for you to buy one.
It’s all about convenience and it’s in a safe neighborhood. It’s so American. Gotta love it.