7-Eleven

This 7 – 11 just switched my winning CA lottery scratcher that I submitted to collect my instant $ 100 winning with a different ticket, claiming I didn’t scratch the ticket completely. Complete load of crock because others saw the ticket! However, when he took my ticket out of my view when he scanned it under the machine and claimed I didn’t scratch the instant win section completely, the cashier scratched the area on the ticket he swapped my winning ticket with and claimed I didn’t win the instant $ 100. As an person whose expertise is auditing, if that wasn’t fraudulent act, I don’t know what is.
Warning: anyone with a winning scratcher ticket should NOT go there!

Do not what so ever go to this 7 – 11. I have gone there for atleast 5 years now and I live around the corner. For the longest time nothing bad happened, but tonight I gave the cashier a 10 dollar bill to pay for my 3.52 $ cake and 1.39 $ soda (4.88 $ total). He gave me back quarters and I said
Me: I gave you a 10…
Cashier: you gave me a 5 there was already a single 10 in here
Me: no… I gave you that 10, that 10 is mine wheres my change?
Cashier: you gave me a 5, I can show you there was already a 10 here (At this point the line is getting big and people are getting annoyed)
Me: No I gave you a 10. I did not give you a 5, you owe me more than just 32 cents.
The cashier and me go on back and forth at this point, I decide to refund the cake and just take the soda, He hands me 3.52 $ back as my change but he still owes me the money he took from my 10. I should have 8 $ in total, since I paid for the soda and you can not refund the sodas. I go back home tell my mother, we both walk back down there and have an argument with the cashiers that are present.
A million times one of them keeps saying «Tomorrow the manager will be here and we will check the tapes, come back tomorrow» No no no we’re getting my money back right now so my mother and I were not leaving until this problem was solved. They started talking to each other in another language, He handed me 5 $ and said «Come back tomorrow and we’ll check the tape, if you’re wrong you give the money back» and I politely say «okay i’ll be back tomorrow». Thing is, I’m not going back, He knew he was wrong, he would have not given me 5 $ if he was in the right. He tried scamming me and we saw right through his bullshit. Any how I have my 8 $ back and I’m never going back to this 7 – 11 again, they’ve had my service forever but they tried scamming, I recommend a major change in employees if not, someone to watch over the transactions. This SHOULD NEVER HAPPEN.

WORST customer service/​food from 7 – 11, if there was any service. I bought a sandwich from here last night and it was already bad and smelly when I opened it. So obviously I didn’t eat it and didn’t have time to take it back for a refund until tonight. The noc shift cashier was so rude to the point of yelling saying that I should of return it for refund yesterday but not refundable tonight. Bad, unethical business practice.

(Snacked 04÷11÷15 SA @ 4:00pm): It was a «Bring-​Your-​Own-​Cup» promotion where buckets were even allowed!
After a day at the races at nearby Santa Anita Park, my friends and I took advantage of the «BYO Cup» Promotion at the Baldwin Ave. 7-​Eleven location in Arcadia. Sadly, I was ill-​equipped for this hilarious event armed with only a 32-​oz. bottle, but come on… it’s all about the Slurpee! Would I return for another Slurpee fix next time I was in the area!?:
A Rainbow Slurpee ($ 1.39) — First off, I thought this should’ve been $ 1.49 but I won’t argue the additional discount — thank you! I took advantage of the situation and sampled all six flavors (i.e. Sour Green Apple, Blue Raspberry, Wild Cherry, Coca-​Cola, Fanta Mango, Sugar-​Free Fanta Orange Crème
) they had and made myself a sugary-​sweet cavalcade of colorful goodness. WARNING — don’t attempt if you’re suffering from diabetes or think you may be! This combo worked very well with mango my favorite flavor (surprise surprise!). The potent sour green apple definitely stood out. A good selection of flavors but wished they had more non-​traditional options.
Bag of Cheetos Cheese Puffs ($ 1.49) — An impulse buy, I hadn’t had these package fillers that stained your fingers with a radioactive powdery shade of orange in years. However, I felt an additional purchase was warranted instead of being the 99% of minions who trekked into this or any other 7-​Eleven store and only left with a Slurpee. Also, no redeeming nutritional value at all was found as I munched away on each airy puff. Yeah, it might be years before I ate these again.
Service — It was a convenience store, so you were mostly left to your own devices and self-​service unless you needed some warm food. Fortunately, a friendly older Indian woman (possibly the manager or owner) and her younger male co-​worker were well-​aware of this promotion as they had all the appropriate POP displayed and joked around with us about what they’d seen so far
. Good-​hearted folks who made us and the other customers feel welcomed. Great job!
Parking (Free) — They had their own small lot with between 10 – 15 spots. Otherwise, there appeared to be plenty of free parking along the main drag of Baldwin Ave. and all surrounding streets.
Atmosphere, décor, ambience — A mid-​sized location with the usual lot of stocked shelves among several aisles in the center of the store, the refrigerated stuff along the back wall, and the warm food, lottery machine and pay counter directly to your right once you entered through the doors. Plenty of natural light came through the glass walls while electric fluorescent lighting was also used. The walls and windows were tastifully covered with the standard POS advertisements. I didn’t notice any TVs but I believed there was background music. The place was kept clean which was always a major plus.
Attire — Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-​shirt, boardshorts, and flip-​flops.
Overall, Arcadia’s 7-​Eleven location on Baldwin Ave. managed to distinguish itself from other locations with its cleanliness, friendly service, and decent parking. It stocked all the items you’ve come to expect such as snacks, libations, toiletries, etc. and the prices were pretty standardized. Truth be told, I mainly rated each store based on their Slurpee selection and this one in my opinion was good with six flavors — three of which were your standbys. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (total paid experience was around $ 3.00; no tip required). And, they accepted my credit card of choice… AMEX! 4.0 STARS

Cheaply run, can’t even afford an extra plastic bag. You taught me how to save you a plastic bag? guess that’s just who you are.

I’ve gone to so many 7 Elevens, and besides having everything that other 7 Elevens have, this one had the worst service! The cashier half-​rung up an older guy in front of us, and while the guy was getting out his cash, the cashier impatiently motioned to us to put our stuff on the counter so he could scan it. He did it by not saying a word and not smiling, just quickly and heavily tapping the counter. Uhh… rude? He didn’t say anything after we put our stuff down, just scanned our items and turned back to the other guy. Okay, okay… maybe he was trying to just hurry up so that everyone could get out faster, but I did not like that!
WHY YOU GOTTA BE SO RUUUUUDE? DON’T YOU KNOW I’M HUMAN TOOOOOOO?!
DON’T TAP YO FINGA AT ME! GRRR!!!

Not only are the employees very helpful. The clientele is very neighborly. Nice to see at a 7-​Eleven!

This is one of the worst 7 eleven I’ve been to… I went to buy my two packs of Newport shorts as usual and ass usual, I brought I’m my promo coupons from Newport but this time, the owner or the manager was present and took my promo coupons and said that they weren’t valid… I swear man, these camel jockeys… scandalous !!! Habiiibs

Okay so I’ve been going to this 7-​Eleven for about 7 years now (it was on the route from my home to high school, and it’s a block away, so it’s really convenient)
Over the years the clerks have changed from person to person, but they’ve always generally been pretty nice and chill 90% of the time. (The other 10% they seemed somewhat intimidating, but that was ages ago)
Pretty standard fare for 7-​Eleven if you’ve ever been to any others. The problem with them though is that they usually have a very small variety of drinks and snacks compared to the other 7-​Elevens in this area. For example, they did not stock the limited edition Mountain Dews over the summer while every other 7-​Eleven in the area did. This is just one example, as there are other times when I was rather disappointed.
Even their grill is somewhat inferior to the other 7-​Elevens. While they have all the hotdogs and taquito variants, they don’t have the section with chicken wings and pizza. (Once again, every other 7-​Eleven in this area has them.)
So I’ve gotta give this place a 2 star, for «Meh. I’ve experienced better.» But if you need a quick stop on your map for an Arizona or whatever is really common, you can get it here no problem.

Overpriced, yes. But they stock the elusive Vanilla Coke. That’s all I get from this place ever.

Dude, avoid this place at ALL costs. I live just down the block from them, so I stop in pretty often. If anything is on sale, don’t expect to get the actual sale price. I’ve tried to buy Ben & Jerry’s pints which were 2 for $ 5, but the clerk walked over and ripped up the sale sign when they didn’t ring up at the sale price. Just this morning, I bought two 1-​liter bottles of Arrowhead water which were 2 for $ 2. The clerk (who is ALWAYS on his Bluetooth headset and refuses to speak to anyone) flat-​out told me no and refused to give me a receipt. When I told him I would call the manager, he said «good» and sent me on my way. What the fuck?
Also, if you pay with cash, expect to have a hand thrust into your face without being told your total, and then your cash will be promptly SNATCHED out of your hand.
Oh, and don’t expect a bag, no matter how many items you purchase. He’ll just start ringing up the next person while you struggle with an awkward armful of items.
The only plus side is that if you fill out a complaint on their website, their district manager will send you a buttgrip of coupons. I’d rather get decent prices instead, but whatever. I reported them to the California Weights and Measurements department for constantly charging more than their advertised prices. What now, bitches?

This place is okay. The clerk is always on his cell phone, so if i want to ask for help I would have to interrupt him and I don’t want to do that. They have an okay selection of slurpee’s and a large variation of snacks and drinks!
Also a plus, a good neighborhood!