7-Eleven

Convenient, takes SNAP

They’re alright, but, I swear a lot of the time the machine to the Slurpee flavor I wanted is broken and their grab& go food selection kinda sucks (when I go in anyway). I give a star back for always having Wild Cherry Pepsi, though.

Face it. Philadelphia likes Wawa better and I can understand why. It’s the hometown original for the most part and it always will be number one to us as a result.
Up until it happened I never once thought that I would ever find something 711 offers that Wawa doesn’t. But it does and the purpose of this review is to answer the question to this puzzle. after a great concert at the Khyber one night I found myself scoping out their sandwich section (and feeling bad that I couldn’t get a fresh one made but I digress) with a case of the late night munchies that needed instant satisfying. and then I found it — a vegetarian chicken salad sandwich for less than $ 4!
Ask for something vegetarian at a Wawa and they’ll give you a pile of lettuce and tomato on a roll. if you’re lucky they’ll ask you if you eat cheese. but this sandwich case had all kinds of vegetarian treats. and it was pretty damn good for under $ 4 and after 2am I’ll tell you that!
The only problem — it isn’t available at every 711. I got this gem at the one on Chestnut Street. Washington Avenue, not so lucky. so all of the other ones may be hit or miss. they need to jump on this sucka and get it rolling before Wawa gets another clue. Until then Wawa — 75+ 711 — 1.
P. S. — Sorry for posting this review on the wrong address. I tried to find the correct address for The Chestnut Street store. but 711 apparently is only so informed about the internet age. Wawa on the other hand…
But Chestnut is a big street and you should know what I’m talking about.