7-Eleven

Located alongside Petco Park, so this place can be a cheaper option than buying snacks inside.
This place does sell beer and wine. I’m not too sure about the timeframes on when they lock these up.
Also has a Amazon locker if that’s for you.
You already know what to expect at all 7-Eleven’s and this is no different. This is a great location, assuming that you’re not driving to get here. There’s no free parking anywhere close to this store.

I tried to return something today that a friend had bought as a joke so not funny and so unnecessary so I take it in with the receipt 20 min after he buys it and try to return it I explain the situation and the girl working the front goes and gets a lady named Ricios and I explain to her the same thing I have a receipt it is paid in cash that I had given my friend to run to the store I said I just wanna return this and get my money back this lady was extremely rude to me and proceeded to tell me she would not give me my money back unless my friend had came back in and asked to return the item this makes no sense that I have a receipt and still can’t get my money back. So I asked for a manager and of course no manager on site. Bottom line thank you Ricios for horrible costumer service.

Always a good place to grab a drink or snack and lotto! They seem to run specials everyday for big gulps and hot dogs etc… I’m a fan of all 7 – 11 stores!

If describing the level of convenience, I’d compare this place to having a sixth finger. This is a smaller sized seven 11 so if you have something you need that isn’t basic, I’d recommend finding the cvs on market and 7^th.
Usually has a transient outside the door.

Nice clerk. Cheap food and good cigarette prices. It’s a 7 eleven. How much could u say?

In the east village by Petco park you will find 7 Elevens flagship store. It has an amazon dispensary and fine finishes. Sells rotating hotdogs and lotto tickets too.

I work kinda across the street, and go there quite a bit for their coffee. I don’t drink coffee every day, and don’t want to get «the habit» again after giving up caffeine, but I go several times a week for a decaf with a splash of regular if I need help waking up or getting through a long, long work stint. Their coffee is really much better tasting than the S-​chain, in my opinion. Great «flavored» versions too.
The manager here is fantastic, and so is the staff. They are friendly, helpful, and keep the coffee flowing.
Their other stock is fresh and in supply. Most important, they keep this store ULTRA clean. If you want snacks to take to a ballgame, I highly recommend this store.
7-​Eleven at The Park is the best!

Okay, this 7-​Eleven is smartly located across the street from Petco Park. Not only is it surrounded by condominiums and downtown apartments, but across the street from the ball park. Can you imagine how much money they rake in during base ball season?
Other than being a smart location, it is also a very nice 7-​Eleven. The place is very well stocked, coffee is nice and hot, and the place is very clean. I was surprise to see that they sold pizza by the slice as well. (
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Good Spot & Good Service!

Great place to pick up snacks and drinks when you’re in a hurry. Every time I’ve been in the store, the slurpee machine has been in working order. It’s generally pretty clean and the line moves quickly if you hit a lunchtime rush. It loses a star for its weird alcohol policy.

!!! I’LL BE BACK, WHEN I GET THE SNACK ATTACK !!!
This is «The Place» for a quick snack, for a decent price. My thing is to go in for some «Big Bite Hotdogs» (2 for $ 2.50-ish) and load em up with hot cheese and chili.
They have chicken wings and pizza by the slice ($ 1). So cheap, I bought a slice for a homeless guy and gave it to him on my way out MERRY CHRISTMAS: p
Fully stocked inventory, Slurpee selection is fantastic, and they accept all major credit cards –yes even AmEx.
You walk in there at night, and the place is brighter then HEAVEN ITSELF! Holy COW!
Usually not crowded except for lunch time when all the construction workers –who are presently working on that big East Village Library– stop in for lunch.
If I could teleport, I would pop in RIGHT NOW for a Suger-​Free Slurpee. But we can’t do that YET, and I’ll look forward to that sugary treat another day…
Another day in the VERY near future…

It’s overpriced and has poor selection, but boy is it convenient…

After leaving Petco Park, I really wanted a Slurpee. I LOVE those things. This 7-​Eleven is right across the street from the ballpark and was on the same street I’d be walking up to get to my motel. The line was out of control. I couldn’t believe it. There were probably 25 people in line and 1 person working. Ridiculous!

Went here to buy a 12 pack on my way to my friends house at 10:30pm… Unfortunately this 7 Eleven has a ridiculous alcohol policy, the alcohol is locked up and they only sell it from 10am-​10pm and and not during or an hour before or after baseball games… its pretty frustrating and they have definitely lost my business.

Great location right across from Padre Stadium for snacks and drinks. Once interesting thing is that they literally lock up the refrigerator for alcohol after hours with a chain and heavy duty lock.
The microwave is now located behind the counter so you have to ask the cashier to heat things up for you.

Fit charges $ 4 a pop for a bottle of Smart Water. It’s not very intelligent of me to purchase it for that price. That’s why I head over to this 7 – 11.
Besides being about half the price for gym necessities such as water, Power Bars, etc. it’s nothing special. Just your average convenient store. The Slurpee nor food selection really dazzles me, and the clerks are run of the mill, but I’ll be damned if I’m going to pay $ 4 just to wet my beak a little bit.
Fit members, go here for that mere fact that concessions at are pretty outrageous where you get your swell on.

So, my friend and I just out of the late showing of Avatar (3D) and were looking for a place to eat; but all the eateries in the Westfield Plaza mall were closed or closing, so we went to the only place we knew would be open at 10:30 p.m.: Good ol’ 7 – 11.
They had fresh-​out-​of-​the oven cheese and pepperoni pizza slices for only 99 cents, and my cheese slice wasn’t too doughy. I bought a $ 1.99 sausage hot dog for a street person outside the door; he agreed that the pizza crust could have been less doughy and better baked, but who am I to complain. The last time I had any pizza slice for 99 cents was when I was an undergrad in college years ago.

This location is right across the street from Petco Park. Also right below my building: o) They do not sell beer which I’ve always thought was weird but it is true that there are enough bars around… Basic is right next to it! This is one clean 7-​Eleven it’s kinda small but all their machines are pretty new and modern which I find a little odd but super cool for a 7-​Eleven.

Our loft has 12-​ft high ceilings, and two smoke detectors. Said smoke detectors will start beeping at you when the battery goes dead. They will also continue to beep when you pull the oddly shaped square battery out, and continue to beep until you place a new battery into the proper receptacle.
These stupid batteries both decided to go dead at 2 am on a Saturday night (morning?)… so you can imagine our thrill at having to lumber out of bed to climb a ladder and try to wrestle the battery out, only for the detector to continue beeping.
What does this have to do with 7 – 11? The East Village 7 – 11 has probably saved us from throwing ourselves off our balcony in frustration. This 7 – 11 is literally across the street from our building (beat THAT convenience) AND they carry the funky square batteries needed to quiet our beeping smoke detectors! YAY!
P. S. This 7 – 11 doesn’t carry beer because there are enough bars in the vicinity, and enough homeless too… the residents have petitioned against their liquor license, although they keep trying to get one. We’ll see how it goes.

It’s weird… they don’t sell beer that I can see, but it’s a really nice and CLEAN 7-​Eleven. I can’t say I’ve been to a shinier one in my entire life.
The layout is a little funky though. You pretty much need to walk to the middle of the store just to nab a pack of chicle. Strange complaint? Maybe… but who does that? Everywhere else, it’s within an arm’s reach of the cash register so you can rock some fresh ass breath while buying your go-​go taquitos.
Short review, yeah… but I guess I’ve revealed everything that was on my mind after leaving this place. Bad gum placement… and cleaner than most. There ya go!
This review sucks.

O thank heaven… when I just feel like having a crappy sandwich and a milk and lunch time I know where to go… you are right by the Park in the Park at PETCO. I enjoy your vast array of awful salty snacks that I know I should not be eating…
The only bad part of my eating experience during my park in the park lunch is that recently while I was reading the paper and eating my lunch, a fairly large dog ate the rest of my sandwich. Black labs do like lemon pepper tuna, much to my surprise.
I take away stars for the strange people that work and hang out there as well as the fact that you do not sell beer. Why can I not buy beer there oh East Village 7 – 11? Very sad.