7-Eleven

Some surprisingly good wines available here. They usually have everything I need. Faster than WholeFoods for making a quick dash for cold beverages and coffee. Always has parking. Busy location with attentive staff.

Came in here to grab a bag of ice, and that’s exactly what we got and we left.
Why they don’t get 5 stars?
First off: They have very limited parking and based off the number of customers in the store, the amount of cars parked outside doesn’t make sense. People were literally parked outside the ⁷⁄₁₁ and just standing next to their car (not smoking, or drinking, but just standing there… staring…why???) It’d be nice to ask those people to move their cars onto the street so their paying customers could park, purchase things, and leave (ideally).
Then again… this is Oakland so I really am asking for too much.
Second: they have really dirty floors and what looks like black (mold?) dirt on some of their freezers (like in the corners)

Any 7-​Eleven have hot dog with coke 2 $ but they don’t sale that. I think they fallow Indian rolls in the U.S.

Great group of guys that work there. This location is within walking distance and they know exactly what I need when I walk in (Turkish silver). Parking is a little awkward but I can live with that. Other than that it is just your average convenient store.

The blight of Adams Point. This magnet for speedfreaks, junkies, crackheads, and drunks brings West Oakland flava to an otherwise nice neighborhood. Convenient for when you need meth and ice cream at four in the morning.

Driven past this 7 – 11 several times when in the area but never had the need to stop in until one hot summer day! ugh never again! cashier was a complete jerk off! He acted holier than thou and as other reviews mentioned this is the dirtiest 7 – 11 Ive ever been in besides the one in Montcalir. I like my 7 – 11 in East Oakland just fine, thank you!

Flew in to get a bottle of aspirin, and then proceeded to GTFO.

The parking lot is tiny and the location is pretty inconvenient, but it’s 7 – 11 and it has a Redbox so works for me.

Kind of hood. All the school kids come here and try to wreck shop, so the employees are kind of short!

This place is proof there is a God and he doesn’t care for us.
But they do have Mexican Coke.

If you ever want to see the mix of what Oakland is about just come into this 7-​Eleven.
On one stop to pick up a six pack and some smokes you get to see:
~A guy with a 80’s boom box on his shoulder blasting Too Short.
~Two small Japanese girls that look like they came from a Hello Kitty convention.
~One white girl that has the eyes of a girl who just got off the bus from Nebraska. The only reason shes in Oakland is because she cant afford San Francisco.
~Nicely dressed white guy who is obviously doing his end of the day daily grind and cant see anyone else around him because he comes here every day.
~And of course, gang bangers that I’m sure wear those dark sunglasses at night. Even with sunglasses I don’t make eye contact.
Parking is atrocious! Parking alone is the only thing that derails me from stopping here. If you get a good spot go buy a lottery ticket because its your lucky day.

They only have diet Dr. Pepper in the soda fountain but not regular Dr. Pepper. How did that happen?

In my opinion, this place should rid themselves of all employees currently working for this potentially good store in a great neighborhood.
In my opinion, this place gets a zero. First of all it is pan-​handlers central, and they’re some «Thank goodness Ronald Reagan let all the nut cases out when he was in office» wing-​nut types that used to reside (and probably still do) near the Berkeley Campus.
The neighborhood is great, whole foods across the street and civil individuals roaming freely.
I completely refuse to go back to this 7 Eleven due to the fact the employees are indeed minimum wage «arseholes» that should simply «quit» their jobs if they are miserable in them.
I once bought some condoms and middle eastern American man smiles and says out loud «You’re lucky.» as if I was getting laid that instant… not to mention yelled at a man in front of me just seconds before he rang me up about him not having enough money for his alcohol… of course it was one of those elitist pan-​handlers in front of the store.
Another time I went in there he looked at me with evil from shalom himself in his eyes «Do you have ID?» Not noticing I went here almost three times a week. I told him with a smile «You are joking, right?»
So instead of purchasing my items this time, I refused to purchase anything from the store, considering he was unbelievable.
If the District Manager reads this message on Unilocal, Fire the recent employees here, you’re losing a lot of income because of them.
Cheers, and I give this store a z.-e-r-0.

It’s a 7 – 11. Open when you need your fix. Don’t hate, just sack up to the fact that you want it now and they’re the only one open at this hour.

Lots of panhandlers. Not enough cleanliness.
The cashiers can be rude most of the time. They are always screaming on their phones. They don’t pay much mind to the patrons, just overall rude.
The only reason I come here is because its around the corner from the house.

The guys who work here are dicks, and they’d rather yell on their phone than ring you up. I have no idea what this store is, but it’s probably a front for something sinister. The store is a 7 – 11 so it has all the 7 – 11 stuff and it’s close to my house. That’s about as good as it gets. Some dudes have flashed me their penises in front of the store a couple of times and the owners really don’t care at all.
I hope those guys get fired or have an epiphany and become less awful. The whole East Bay hates them and I am secretly convinced that they are involved in some kind of dick-​flashing conspiracy.
There’s a $ 3 minimum for cards.

I want to **** these clerks!
SERIOUSLY!
I hope someone robs them!
This place makes me want to go crazy!
Why?
Because the last 3 times I went here they would not give me the recepit and also have the display turned around to them so patrons can’t see what they are charging for.
Dirty looking people run this place.
The gf always freaks out when we come here but I tell her not to worry because I will strike them down the first chance they give me an excuse to!
Just 30 minutes ago, I bought some sodas and coffee with my gf.
No recepit and 8+ dollars for 3 sodas in a can and a coffee!!!
WTH! So I asked for a recepit and the guy was very rude! slammed my soda down and said I forgot to pay for something when he overcharged me! I will never go here again and like the other reviews of this place!
DO NOT GO HERE UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE RIPPED OFF AND HARASSED BY PAN HANDLERS!

5 stars during the day when it’s nicely stocked and has the friendliest clerk you’ll ever meet.
1 star and night when it’s the only thing open in a 1 mile radius, attracting every freak on the planet. I was happy to escape with my life intact.
P.S — I agree that no coke slurpees are lame. Also, the Pina Colada slurpee machine was shootin’ blanks yesterday, forcing me to knock this down to a 2 star.

This is my local 7 – 11, so it’s personal. This is my everyday experience, or it used to be. It became so uncomfortable coming in and out of this store, I up and started cheating on it. That’s right. I’ve been sneaking around, going to other neighborhood’s 7−11s. Even frequenting mom and pop (do moms and pops even run liquor marts?) convenience stores. I don’t do no mo Harrison St. 7 – 11. It’s straight up scandalous!
Don’t mind the gang of homeless guys loitering outside waiting for your change. They ain”t going nowhere. They are not the issue at hand. The issue is the little joke the cashiers play on me every time I need to buy something requiring an I.D. (that’s right. I gets my drink on some Friday evenings for special occassions and such). Every single time I hand them my I.D. they play this really great joke where they don’t give the I.D. back. Each time they do this, they make me guess where they hid it. Sometimes it’s in the cashier. Sometimes it’s under the counter. It can be in a pocket. Once the guy pulled it out from somewhere on his body (lower torso, crotch region), and I had to 409 that card for hours before I felt safe putting it back in my wallet. It doesn’t matter if there is a crowd of impatient customers behind me getting all riotous. These guys play this creative and original prank on me every effing time. I’ve been living here for a year and a half, and somehow, some way– it has not yet gotten old for them.
Once, when the guy asked me for my I.D. I straight up REFUSED to hand it over. Instead, I held it out for him to see, but I was in no mood to play his little hide-the-I.D.-and waste-6-minutes-of-this-fine-ass-lady’s-time game. The guy gave me a look that said, «If you do not let me play my hilarious joke on you, I will take you out in the back and shoot you execution style.» So, I gave him my I.D., tried to guess the hiding spot for the last time, and never have gone back there for any sort of liquor, tobacco or CA lottery product since.
Why you gotta be like that, local 7 – 11? Why?

It was around 11:30-ish in Oakland and my sweetie was feeling none the better due to his cold. I told him that he should perhaps take some NyQuil that would promptly put him to sleep so that he could catch up on some much needed rest.
We ended up at this local 7-​Eleven, which is open late late. The parking lot was deserted, except for two patrons. We walked in, he went to search for the medication while I looked for my Monster drink (caffeine for the drive home).
Ah, found it. The ubiquitous black can of Monster, the lo-​carb version for $ 2.99. I know, highway robbery, but their placid oily looking drip coffee was not too appealing at the moment.
NyQuil was purchased and I saw that they had slushies too. I am, the slushy freak, especially during the warmer summer months. I ran back to purchase the Hawaiian Punch slushy for $ 1.49, and left the store.
Clean and the sales staff, although not too talkative, one did crack a smile since I was being my usual bubbly self in running back for the slushy.
Right off the main drive, it is pretty convenient, especially if you are on your way to Piedmont and Berkeley.