7-Eleven

Not sure why this place has good reviews. In the past 4 months I have ventured here 3 times. First off, parking lot is horrid, always seems busy, best bet is park at the restaurants next door. Second, pandhandlers, nothing new to the area but on my last visit the guy started talking crap to me because I wouldn’t give him money. Third, everything is overpriced. I see no desire to come here but that just leaves me the high safety risk RaceTrac down the road but at least that parking lot is better for my company van to get in & out of.

I am a fan. Very visible location but the parking lot is a little hard to maneuver. Really the whole intersection is so busy that it is hard at times. It is a clean and nice gas station.

Ahhh, there is something welcoming about a 7-​Eleven. No matter where you go, when you see one you know you can get a big gulp and various junk food and all is right with the world!
This one is across from Medical City. Nice and new. Gas pumps, red box, all the normal 7-​eleven amenities!
Thank Heaven for 7-​Eleven is right!

Before this lovely new 7 – 11 popped up, there was a really, really shitty Chevron station here. It’s a corner lot and the former gas station sat parallel to Forest, smack in the middle of the lot, and it was just a general struggle to drive in, park, or breathe. Plus the station was gross, and the gas was always way more expensive than the racetrac down the street.
Well thank heavens (see what I did there? 7-​eleven slogan, you’re welcome) they knocked down the eye sore and started fresh. They built a shiny building towards the back of the lot, facing 75. The gas pumps are in front and now it’s SO much easier to get in and get out.
The pumps are all brand new, and the keypads for entering zips and debit pins are actual buttons.
The inside of the store is filled to the brim with choices just like any other 7 – 11. Everything looked really well organized and well stocked. Coffee station is towards the back and they offer a plethora of sweetening options compete with syrups and different flavored creamers.
And, not going to lie, as the hot summer months are upon us, I’m very excited about having slurpees at such easy access to me! Oh, and nachos. I have fond childhood memories of slurpees and nachos, don’t ruin my dreams. Maybe even a hotdog. What?
The employees were all really nice, and a few called out good morning as I entered, and thanked me for coming in. My coffee came out to 1.29 and I handed the cashier a dollar bill and 2 quarters. He handed me back my other quarter and bid me a good day. Suh-​wheet. I don’t have a place for pennies in my change holder anyway! And we all love quarters. Don’t lie.
Edit: Air machine! Retractable hose, hard to pull and refill for me. .75 cents, standard as far as that goes.