7-Eleven

Great for late night snacks. This one is decent sized and has a very small parking lot right out front. I think like 5 or 6 spots. I come here for slurpee cravings. They also have hot food here. Wings, pizza, etc. Like everyone else, they have a few healthy items now too, like salads and fruits. Of course, Coffee, Soda, Chips, Cookies and all of the snacks are available. I’m not sure which stop but the A train runs above. They are open 24 hours.

This is the local 7 eleven. It’s okay. The staff is okay the food and drinks are okay. One stop shop.

I used to think all 7−11s were the same. They are not. The ones in the suburbs are generally more impressive in their selections.
This one has the worst Slurpees I have ever tasted, it seems like the machines are all wonky or else they are putting too much liquid and not enough ice. The late-​night coffee selection is paltry– four servers of coffee, none of which have a timer set and two of which are usually cold.
The food selection is pretty good– they will make whatever you want, so if you don’t see it in the case, just ask.
The police shop there all the time, so it feels very safe no matter how late at night. It’s a block from the train at 111 St– Greenwood Ave (on the Lefferts Blvd.- bound A), but there is a small parking lot they share with Rent-​A-​Center next door.
The employees are nice and will always put items in different baggies for you. Since I don’t eat the same meats hubby does, it is great to know I won’t just accidently grab the wrong Go-​Go-​Taquito and bite into it. If the food isn’t perfect, they won’t sell it. Literally. They have told me if items are undercooked or old.
They were open in Hurricane Sandy, and during the blizzards last year. They were open 24 hours a day on Christmas, New Year’s, and Thanksgiving. How the employees remain pleasant after working every holiday and natural disaster is beyond me.

When you’re in the mood for a late night snack, Slurpee, or just to laugh at the wonderful array of Indian accents when spoken to by the store associate… all in all a good cap to a good night wouldn’t you agree?

Finally a 7-​Eleven in this part of town in Queens!
This 7-​Eleven is smaller retail space unlike most locations in Long Island. Yet it still holds solid substance to contain what I seek of a very specific over the counter medication and one of my many favorite sandwiches. They also carry prepared foods as whipped butter on a roll at $ 1.59. Service is nothing extraordinary as it just plain ordinary where customers must fend for themselves. Price is moderately average.
This 7-​Eleven sits directly under the A Lefferts Boulevard train. A private parking is available and shared among neighboring businesses.