7-Eleven

the local 7-​eleven close to home open 24 hours im a fan but really small store, lots of beggers outside

This morning I purchased a Quarter Pound Big Bite Hot Dog as I have been doing for quite some time. I have been noticing the fluctuation in price for months, ranging from $ 2.18 or $ 2.27. I never really questioned the cashier regarding the price until this morning when I was charged the higher price again.
Apparently, ⁷⁄₁₁ has a promotion (that’s been going on for quite some time), where a FREE drink is included with a hot dog. However, I usually tell the cashier I don’t want the drink. To my amazement (not in a good way), they charge customers more ($ 2.27) for not taking the drink. I found that ludicrous! I convinced the cashier to refund me for the difference in price.
Caveat emptor!
PS. I am rating this ⁷⁄₁₁ review 3 stars because I do like their hot dogs.

Super small and doesn’t have the greatest selection. This location is convenient because it’s very close to work and if I want a soda or energy drink I can be in and out. I just hate how there’s always homeless chilling literally right at the door begging for money. This is one of those places I only briefly visit, but don’t make a big deal out of it!

Outside…
There’s always a bum asking for money and it smells like pee. But it’s the closest location for me to buy my Super Lotto, Mega Lotto, and Powerball tickets.
Being the lottery captain for your company is like being the «Queen of Dreams» for those who play. So, far, this queen haven’t bought any dreams for the team. But I do have high hopes that will change in due time!
Big money!

This is the only 7-​Eleven near the major shopping centers. There is nothing like a Slurpee on those long Indian summers or even a plate of hot nachos without paying the $ 20 a plate at most restaurants.
This place has a lot of homeless standing around. And because of it the place stinks and one wonders about he quality of food.

Was eating at Hakkasan across the street when an acquaintance says I should bring them ramen. So as a prank joke I was go in here and get a bowl of instant ramen. I was going to give it to the GM and serve it to said acquaintance. Haha. one of the homeless guys acts as a doorman here and it’s a smaller locale. But you can get joke instant ramen at any time

I love coming here for my morning coffee since it is on my way to work. Although it may get crowded at times the lines always move fast. The workers behind the counter are always friendly especially Mariza and the other two gentelmen I was unable to get their names. The few times I did get a taquito it was always nice and fresh and not overcooked like other 7−11s.

Oiii! –_​–
I’ve been here a couple times before… just unmemorable ins and outs.
Came here for free slurpee day recently, line out the door… waited patiently on that warm SF day.
None of the flavors were ready… just watery sugar twirling and taunting you! WTF.
Why didn’t they put up a sign or give a measly «sorry we’re out or slurpee’s right now» speech and everyone could have carried on, instead of watching everyone desperately try to make their favorite flavor magically work when it’s their turn.
You are evil.

I love that this place is well-​lit and open 24 hours. I wish we had one in Hayes Valley, but that will never happen ;) I’ve never had a problem in this store. One time a homeless man sitting outside asked me to buy him a bag of Doritos. Lol. And of course I did.

Woah! They have Magnum Almond and Classic! I finally found the store where they selling it! I love their Mocha Ice coffee too.

Close to Golden Gate University when I took my Kaplan Real Estate Courses. This 7 – 11 is big and has a lot of customers. I got 2 taquitos and a scratcher here.
Any 7 – 11 that does not sell hard, old taquitos is a winner in my book.

The gentleman behind the counter actually took the time to remember my name and for that he deserves these stars! I mean he sees so many people a day so its quite nice to hear a «good morning phillip, how are you?»
Other than that… its a 7 – 11, carrying the usual products of hotdogs, donuts, sandwiches, and assorted drinks.

7 – 11 is one of the best convenience stores to go to for late snacks, munchies and other cravings since they are open 24 hours. I get food and beverages at 7 – 11 just because if you buy hot pockets stuffed sandwiches or any of frozen foods, they’ll microwave it for you. I come for chips, sodas, nachos, taquitos, donuts and coffee. Sometimes I would get a burrito, sandwich or a tray of sushi. The items are moderately priced just like the other 7 – 11’s. Sometimes, their service can be kind of slow.
Edit from 1÷27÷2016:
I have been coming here from time to time lately. 7 – 11 is a great store to patronize especially when in need of something to munch on. The clerks on duty seemed very friendly and the service is good. One other item bringing me back will be the nachos. The circle shaped tortilla chips with free cheese and chili. At $ 2.99 a tray, this is a bargain.

You’re always here as my last ditch effort to buy Marlboro lights before hitting the last Bart Train to PBP.
And you call me *babe*
Traipsing over homeless to enter required.

Last month I went to this 7 – 11 & bought one of their $ 2.99 hot dog, chips, & drink combo specials & was not given neither change nor a receipt. I asked the glassy-​eyed cashier repeatedly for my change & he just smiled wildly. When I made a fuss, he then said he’d check his til & the cameras since he doesn’t remember if he had or not. Although it was just moments ago & there was only one other customer in the store.
I told him to check, but he froze there in a stupor until the other customer told him that he hasn’t given me anything back, that he wished to be rung up, & that he shouldn’t smoke before going to work. When I heard the latter, I asked him to explain. He told me he sells him pot. The cashier did not dispute anything at this point & acknowledged knowing the guy.
A group of young-​looking guys wanted to buy cigarettes & one even claimed he was under-​aged (jokingly perhaps) & his friend told the cashier to check for one, but the stoned out cashier refused. I even commented that it’ll be wise to just in case they were doing a sting. Apparently no one there seems to care about holding onto their tabaccoo license. Perhaps I should get the agency to do a series of stings & let them lose their license…
I asked for his name, manager/owner’s name, & number. He refused on all counts. I approached another employee who reluctantly gave me the cashier’s first name (Henouk) & told me he’d contact the owner for me & took my information. That was on June 9^th. I have NEVER received a single call from the store.
Since then, I’ve been told to call during certain times when she (the owner) was to be in to find she wasn’t, was given non-​working numbers supposedly hers, & had my info taken down at least six times.
In one of my attempts to reach the owner, I overheard one of the employees tell another to hang up on me & that «Jazz» will back her up. W/​that lead, I checked w/​City Hall & discovered that the owner’s name is Jasmine Patel & left her several messages, all of which she NEVER responded to. When I called w/​my number blocked, she «magically» picked up & she claimed that she was unaware of my complaints, that she’d look into it, & call me back. She never did.
I then escalated this to corporate & was told that Randy Jones was her regional manager & I called him many times before reaching him. He seemed less than concerned about how her & her staff’s actions reflect poorly on the corporate image & promised to call me back. He has since ignored my calls & refused to man up & call me.
Jasmine & her employees are so arrogant & brazen in their attitudes that they openly brag that since it’s a franchise, the 7-​Eleven corporationcannot control them as long as they carry their products & that they could care less about what the public thinks because they have plenty of tourists & casual customers who will still go there. And that sites like Unilocal are for losers. Yes, they said that.
7-​Eleven is trying to solicit signatures for a petition to compel credit card companies to lower fees, but I’m told by Jasmine’s staff that they «Don’t know, don’t care».
When I finally was able to speak to Jasmine, she said that she never received ANY messages or calls from me, yet she complained to Randy that her employees complained that I called so many times. Well, how else would they no it’s me unless I LEFT MY INFORMATION… It’s just an example of her blatant & thoughtless LIES.
This incident began w/​my being disturbed by a stoned out cashier & has blossomed into my utter disgust w/​the store. I hope it does not expand into my no longer wishing any contact w/​the company as a whole.
Both Jasmine & Randy does not seem to grasp the concept of de-​escalation. Had either at any time said something to the effect of, «Thank you for bring this up & I assure you I’ll address it», I’d been placated & never know if they really did anything or not. Instead, they both take their subordinates’ word as gospel, promising to return calls, but then be so COWARDLY that they don’t & hope that I’d go away.
No, such behaviour only spurs me on.
This franchisee’s amazingly arrogant & indifferent attitude towards the customers & corporate is appalling & only matched by the SF Arby’s franchisee.
If 7-Eleven’s corporate management condones such behaviour, I might have to reassess my patronage even though I love the Slurpee cross-​over promotions.
Santa’s Unilocaler sez: «WORST 7-​Eleven owner ever! Never, ever give her a penny more in business if she thinks we’re too stupid to care! Don’t reward her arrogance!»

Congratulations, 7-​Eleven, for doing such a pathetic job in your creation of breakfast sandwiches that you were able to make McDonald’s across the street look like the Culinary Institute of America. The biscuit sandwich I purchased here for $ 2.99 tasted like a decrepit piece of dry cat shit. All moisture had been conveniently and magically extracted to leave a dry and crumbling mass of junk.
Oh, and the coffee I bought alongside it tasted like shit too. Are you certain that coffee beans were involved in the process of brewing? Or did you perhaps simply get some hot water and add some brown artificial coloring?
Good lord! Next time I’ll brave the crowds at Noah’s Bagels after all!!!

Since today IS 07/​11, a colleague and I decided to celebrate properly by wandering over to the 7-​Eleven near our office and get our Slurpee on. This is a very clean store and convenient should you ever get tied up in meetings past the normal lunch hour, as you can always scrounge a not-​so-​terrible sandwich or something in a pinch. Back to the Slurpee — we both got the new Monster Black Ice flavor and it rocked our worlds. Jammed with caffeine, I have been a hyper spaz since mid-​morning, and only recently realized that I am now sporting «goth mouth» as a result … complete with black lips and tongue. Oh well ~ reach out and touch faith, betches.

This place is very sneaky. They charge sales tax on a bunch of food items that are not taxable. Who is going to raise a stink about it, though?
If I am being charged sales tax on a medium-​sized bag of M&Ms, it’s just a penny or two from me. But think of the thousands of people who go through this place on a daily basis.
Worth looking into for any of you consumer advocates out there.

When Boy is out of town, I tend to get awfully sloppy. I lounge around (his) home, eat all kinds of (his) junk food, and sloth around in (his) now-​pizza-​grease stained sweats (the grease stains are all mine). I tend to shove my face full of things that no self-​respecting former anorexic teen model would ever so much as glance at, while watching movies like Love Actually and crying because I am lonely and (for this week) fat. Tears require additional food for comfort, which leads to additional tears… and you see where I’m going with this.
This 7 – 11 is conveniently located directly behind the 38 stop where I get on the bus. This 7 – 11 has «fresh-​baked» chocolate chip cookies, frozen pizza, donuts, and many varieties of diet sodas (it’s all about balance, people). They also carry things like NyQuil and cigarettes and beer, which are helpful once all the snacks have been consumed. I can load up on sweets and fatty delights, drink to forget it, and then sleep soundly all night. What a deal! And they also have tampons (which I apparently always need), fresh fruit (which I rarely need), and smutty magazines (no comment). This is basically a lonely gal’s superstore. And open til god knows when. I once bought cigarettes here at 1 a.m.
Only problem is the stink of stagnant urine lingering right outside the door and the threat of being robbed of your new purchases on your way out late-​night. The proximity to Sutter Station adds an especially seedy quality to the experience as the evening wears on.

This is the nicest 7-​eleven I’ve seen outside of Asia. Clean and orderly 24 hours a day in the financial district, it’s got all kinds of extras beyond the routine red bulls and slim jims
* Natural juices
* Fresh fruit salad
* Ito-​En unsweetened iced teas, American and imported
* Asian snacks, and noodle bowls, and gummies
* Enhanced goody-​bar for your nachoburgerdog with two kinds of salsa fresca, pickled AND fresh jalapenos, fresh chopped onions, condiments in a bin instead of foil packet, etc.
For all that, the $ 4 packaged sandwiches are small and soggy, the sushi still sucks, and you will still feel like throwing up if you eat a whole tray of chili cheese nachos by yourself. I said it was nicer but it’s still 7 – 11.
Not recommended for dates.