7-Eleven

Bed service we bot chicken wings, they was not ready to eat! I’m never come back to this place!

this is cleaned store I buy my coffee every morning bazillion I even like sisy she’s a grate employee, she the greatest beautiful also
I buy my ice my taqiutos sometimes my donut.

A first class operation. Tony, the owner runs a top notch 7/​11, and the crew is awesome. They work their asses off, keep the store in pristine condition, and they take no shit from the transient characters that linger. If you steal from them don’t be surprised if you get chased down, and yes they will kick your ass. Tony treats his employees like gold and his patrons like platinum. Gas prices really reasonable, and the location is easy to access, though parking can be a bit tough to navigate, but that has to do with careless, idiot drivers. This is the best ⁷⁄₁₁ I’ve ever been to.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is what a 5-​star corner store looks like.
While reviewing the best 7 – 11 stores in Denver this July 11^th, I honestly didn’t expect to give the top prize a store on Colfax. Let’s face it: both East and West stretches of the infamous avenue have earned their grimy reputation over the years. But as Lakewood city planners have made strides to make the thoroughfare easier on our eyes, new businesses have followed suit.
The 7 – 11 at the southwest corner of Sheridan and Colfax is one such business. A large store with plenty of parking, gas pumps galore, and probably the handsomest façade I’ve EVER seen on a cornerstone, this gas station is a diamond in the rough.
Although it was only my second stop on a 90 minute excursion through the good, bad, and the ugly convenience stores in town, I knew right away that it would be the one to beat. Like all the stores I visited on 7/​11, I rated this one on five factors:
Gas Price, Slurpee Flavors, Business Flow, Customer Service and Location (with special attention to the last two categories).
The gas price was tied for the low price of the day, with a gallon of regular unleaded weighing in at $ 2.39. I found this surprising, considering its location, but they may keep costs down due to the neighboring 7 – 11 stores a few blocks East on Colfax. Whatever the reason, they were off to a great start. Just wish I’d filled up here instead of the more expensive pumps at 25^th & Sheridan!
Slurpee flavors of the day were Banana, Coke, Pina Colada, the Transformers Mango Passion Fruit blend, Crystal Light’s Tangerine Lime, and Twister’s Blue Raspberry Rush. Breaking my self-​imposed ‘never drink anything blue’ code of honor, I gave the Twister flavor a shot, and found it to be surprisingly tasty, a nice mix of sweet and sour, and a very drinkable consistency. So far, this store is awesome!
Besides a family of three filling up their own Slurpees, and a few patrons pumping gas out front, I was the only customer at this store when I visited. I expected an urban hotspot like this to be thriving, and suspect they do, most of the time. I had actually avoided this 7 – 11 before today (crazy, I know!), due to a perceived steady business flow, but even on their busiest day of the year, the store was surprisingly quiet.
Another surprise the store provided was how fresh and clean it looked! Both inside and out, I was very impressed by the condition the store was in. Although it is a new store (not yet listed on Google or 7 – 11’s online store finder), I hope it will be able to maintain this level of cleanliness for years to come! Like many businesses on the same stretch of Colfax (Chipotle, Wal-​Mart, Jumping Jack Cash), the outside of this corner store is sleek and modern: much nicer than I’d ever expect from a 7 – 11 in these parts. Although I don’t expect my favorite convenience mart to show a little architectural innovation, it’s really nice to visit one that did!
This store probably could have netted a five star review if I just walked in, got my Slurpee, and walked out without saying a word. But the customer service I received here sealed the deal.
After asking one of the two clerks if they had any free Slurpee cups left, the gentleman manning the counter stopped what he was doing, smiled, and pointed me in the right direction. And he called me ‘sir’ no less than three times in doing so. If all the employees at this store are this attentive and respectful, I’m going to personally sponsor the next minimum wage increase in Colorado. His polite demeanor made this store the best 7 – 11 stop of the day, by a wide margin. I will definitely be paying them a visit again.