7-Eleven

I see you. I see your eyes squinting and you getting real real judgy because I’m reviewing a 7-​Eleven!!! Whatever. You don’t know me!!!
Okay, anyways, what I like most about this 7-​Eleven is that the dudes that work there are SO NICE. They are always super polite and super professional. And working at a 7-​Eleven in this location can’t be easy… but they keep smiling.
During a very hungover Sunday, my husband and I slithered on over to 7 – 11 because his hangover state required a Slurpee and mine required things that were deep fried. Oh and a fountain soda. God created fountain soda for hungover people. I’m pretty sure I learned that at church when I was a kid.
So it turns out you can buy an entire «fresh» pepperoni pizza for (I think) it was $ 5.55… and they heat it up there for you in like 5 minutes. Yeah, an entire pizza, slurpee, fountain Coke, hot fried taquitos and fried chicken strips in and out the door in 5 minutes. As we slithered back home, we agreed that having hangover cure central just a walk away was the REASON we live in San Francisco. Life doesn’t get any better than this, folks.

Cheap, fast, convenient, and consistent food.
I come here to buy chicken wings because it’s super good, spicy super good and it is cheap.
I normally wait for my food at least 10 minutes but if I’m running late then I come here for a quick to go food. People here are nice and it is convenient located in the financial district.
I haven’t tried thier pastries, maybe cause it doesn’t look to appealing to me lol

There was a time in my life when I thought about moving to San Francisco. And this 7 – 11 is a great reminder of why I decided against it. There are soooo many crazy people with psychological issues in this town and these poor unfortunate souls all seem to hang out at 7 – 11. I came here rather than going to the liquor store around the corner because I thought it would be cheaper to buy bottled water. It was half as much for water but it was filled with ten times as much crazy. Someone should write their doctoral thesis on this topic and let me know the research findings. This sad little store is also very dirty but the silver lining is that the clerk was really nice and I got a deal on my waters. I honestly don’t know how he handles all the characters that must roam in and out of the store. A woman started completely spazzing out at the slurpee machine and I was only in there for two minutes. I already want to cut my trip short and go back home. Yes I’m sheltered from the ugliness of life, but I like it that way. San Francisco you scary…

Apocalypse dining?
Why Yes!
From the tacquitos, chicken wings (at least they resemble chicken wings), hot dogs etc on those funk heated rolling thingies. The Slurpees, pre-​made sandwiches, funky breakfast microwaveable biscuit sandwiches (I see you hungover hipsters nodding out there). The energy drinks and the marvelous selection of Skoal chewing Tobacco.
⁷⁄₁₁ has got synthetic food down to an art… stuff that has a longer shelf life than Strontium 90.
But when you gotta do it ya gotta do it.
Oh thank heavens for seven Eleven

This is my go-​to 7-​Eleven store in the galaxy. I really feel at home when I come here, and the staff is so nice, and helpful. There has never been a time I’ve visited this location and not had spectacular service from the people behind the counter. I come in sometimes and get something to snack on and I really am grateful this 7 – 11 is here. Thanks guys for being there!

(: Boba-​Foodaholic Says :)
My order: 1 gallon of water + 3 for $ 3 combos
This place was close to Baldwin hotel, which was really convenience and 24 hours. So we went there to grab something small at night. The worker was really nice to us recommending food choices, which convinced us to get the 3 combos (Taquitoes + hot dog) for $ 3. It ended up really good because we got some melted cheese as a dipping sauce, which was so good and mild spicy made us the kick of spiciness. I would definitely come back for more if I happen to go back to SF. But it is kinda scary to go outside in SF where all the homeless people are sleeping and walking.

If you are not in fear for your safety, this is the finest place to stand outside and watch the dredges of society all congregate. Current meth heads, former crackheads, pot smokers and alcoholics all get together at this place during the late night hours. The show usually starts past 1 am. I never knew where my tax dollars go, now I know it. Welfare is accepted at this fine establishment.
What’s the problem then? For whatever reason many of the «regulars» like to hang out inside the store and they are constantly asking for money; because of them, the residents of the city of San Francisco will think twice before visiting this 7-​Eleven after 1 am.

I was staying at a hotel across the street and went in there at about 530 am to get a drink. I followed several people in the store and this guy in the back starts yelling at me for walking on the floor he just mopped??? Are you kidding me dude? The floor was DRY to begin with and who you think you are yelling at customers??? Go two doors down to the Walgreens!!!

Kay has been helpful on multiple occasions. Today she went looking for a product that they didn’t have in stock that was a promo item and g\found one for me in the back.

I had a very good experience at this 711 last night, after a bad experience at a different 711 up the street. One can buy Greyhound Bus tickets online, then pick them up at any 711 store ($ 7 roundtrip to Sacramento!.)
I had a slight issue with my Greyhound «confirmation number», due to a computer glitch. They assured me it would not be a problem, though.
At the 711 up the street (Powell and Sutter) the guy refused to help me. Told me it was not «his problem», and I could go elsewhere. Thank goodness I next found this 711 where Cynthia could not have been more helpful, courteous. (I had to purchase the tickets by midnight to get the deal) It can’t be easy working at a 711 at 11pm on a Saturday night, but this lady was smart, funny, kind. Great attitude. Plus she knew what she was doing. I left with my tickets in short order.

The place isn’t super well-​kept, it was crazy hot inside, and I heard the woman working at the counter misunderstand three customers in a row, making relatively simple requests for things behind the counter, which meant that I was standing in line for ten minutes (sweating) when it really should have been two.
I definitely left really irritated and thinking that I should have just popped into Walgreen’s.

Came here to cash in a couple of winning scratchers. The girl at the counter was super nice and got me cashed in super quickly. One of the nicer 7-​Eleven trasactions I’ve had in a while.

This is probably the cleanest 7-​Eleven I’ve been to in the city. The staff is always friendly and very attentive.
Great convenience store in a convenient location. :)

A 7 – 11 in the city, not bad, not the best. But they did have gluten free options! WAY TO GO SAN FRANSISCO!

I like this location over the one on market. It feels a lot cleaner. Not a fan of their slurpies or coffee, but I do enjoy going every now and then for fun snacks. They have tons of chips, candy, cookies, and 7 – 11 has started coming out with their own brand of products too. Today I saw a new line of their cookies that looked like a lot like girl scout thin mints and tagalongs. Pretty sure they won’t be as good, but kudos to them for branching out!

Side note: I love the Unilocal review for this 7-​Eleven from the guy that got food poisoning from a glazed donut.
Upon entry to the 7-​Eleven one late night I was greeted by a homeless man who acted as doorman, holding out a paper cup for donations in the other hand. It’s nice to see that real gentlemen still exist on the planet.
The food selection is pretty standard. I wouldn’t really describe this store as clean but neat enough. One thing I love about SF convenient stores is their large selection of energy bars. This 7-​Eleven is open late which makes it really great considering the fact that everything else in the area closes at 10.

This location is so fresh and so clean. I had to make sure I walked into 7-​Eleven.

I purchased a bottle of water from this friendly 7-​Eleven.
I went with…(pause for effect) the 7-​Eleven brand of bottled water.
Yes…no kidding; they bottle a private-​label brand.
$ 1.04 including tax.
I give two Washington-​singles.
Nice femme-​clerk gave me back one of the bills.
An extra four cents in my pocket!
SCORE!

FOOD:
Simple bliss CAN be bought for only $ 3! Got myself a chili dog annnnnd a lemon homerun pie for dessert… yum!!!
SERVICE:
Friendly/​Good
ATMOSPHERE:
In the middle of Union Square area, good place to wander around, closeby Chinatown.

I think I like to test the universe.
Like getting a big salad, drinking three glasses of water, and brushing my teeth extra hard today… only to go to 7-​Eleven — and proceed to stuff a big red velvet cupcake in my mouth (seriously — those things are like the size of a massive snowball) as well as a whole packet of Mango Hi-​chews — in the span of five minutes.
And anybody who has watched me eat before — knows I don’t exaggerate with eating time.
Anyways — for anybody reading this review right now — not only should you be impressed by my eating ability. Seriously. Be impressed. But you should also be wowed — by the mere concept that 7-​Eleven carries freshly made 7-​Eleven brand cupcakes.
Yes — they do. And in between seconds of bites — I realized — that they’re pretty good as well.
So — with the insane cupcake frenzy that has dominated the nation — know that 7-​Eleven is on it as well. And truth be told — their cupcake is no Sibby’s, no Sprinkles, or even Kara’s — but it’s solid. Solid for a convenient store cupcake. And huge. And cheap.
Next time someone’s birthday rolls around in your office — just pop down here. Get a cupcake. Take it out of the box and adorn it with a candle and some pizazz (I think that word looks too cool to spell-​check) and voila. Instant love.
Oh and yeah for unique candies like Hi-​Chews etc — you don’t need to trek over to Japantown for your fix — just pop into your local 7-​Eleven.
This place makes me way too happy. (and makes my stomach and healthy eating plan — which have been revving up for a stellar New Year’s oufit — not so happy)
Trust.