7-Eleven

What’s the use of having staff if they are going to be incompetent and brainless … Went here early morning starving and knowing I didn’t have food ready to eat at home hence that’s why it’s called a convenience store right? No … The smart guy behind the register ask what I wanted and i clearly pointed to the two flavors of teqitos I wanted, and the only ones I think taste good enough to eat. Huge problem is when I get home I have cold food and both the same disgusting flavor !!! Dude just did what he wanted and clearly didn’t pay attention and there phone number doesn’t work !!! Poor poor service !!

I always go here just because it near my house. Toady I went there to get a slurpees and when I was getting the flavor that I wanted and notice it was not coming and ask the lady who was working there and she gave me an attitude about it. She was busy on her phone and one thing I notice is that when the place is busy there is only one cashier.

Been coming to this location since the 90’s. Almost everyday after taking the bus after school saved enough money to get rolly ranchers or any candy that was $ 25 or less… And sometimes I saved enough for an icee. That was the Good years… now there are always a bunch of guys that are either high or drunk, that always asks for money and follow you in and ask you to pay for their food. Or they try to walk out with it while the cashier is not looking… usually its the same 2 – 3 guys morning or night they are there to beg for food and money for drugs. Can’t complain except for the «pigeons» that won’t go away. Too bad because that’s how they lose a lot of customers…

I remember this being here and comeing here barely over twenty years ago
I went today and I’ve been there again frequently over the past few years again
This place is perfect for
Snacks
I didn’t remember all these people outside asking for money twenty years ago
And when I’ve been there in the past couple years ice always seen them
Today I think I saw the guy Thea g was talking about and another man
They are usually always different people
Anyhow today I bought skittles
Two cheese taqueitos
Spree
And mambo
I was in and out of there in about five minutes
I went with my friend too and she bought a banana and snickers she was going to buy a slurpee (thats the main reason we went there) but she changed her mind at the last minute
I’m definitely going back — ive been shopping here twenty years why not twenty more years?

The store itself is nice… wide range of products and very friendly staff, but what I don’t understand is this: why does the owner allow the vagrants that loiter ²⁴⁄₇ outside his store to remain? I mean, isn’t this 7 – 11 property? Couldn’t you kindly request that they leave and still be within your legal rights? Don’t give me wrong, I’m not anti-​homeless or anything, but must I be hit up for change each and every single time I frequent your store? What’s the deal here? Is this not your business? Well then take control and take some pride in it and clean the front of your store up! Ridiculous…

I SCREAM YOU SCREAM WE ALL SCREAM FOR SLURPEES!!! That is seriously all I buy here and maybe some of those uhm I think tostitos sticks haha brings back old memories when I used to got to the seven eleven near my apartment in SJ with my friends for a break and snack from studying. Ahhh the good ol days

It seems like everytime I go to this 7 – 11 that there is always someone there asking me for money or opening the door for me.
Other than little distractions like that its your average 7 – 11. Has everything you would think any other 7 – 11 would have.
They also charge extra for chilli and cheese if you try to put it in a $ 1 bag of chips. Lol. (Started that while in middle school)

Pretty damn ghetto!
But that’s the beauty of living in SF, you get a little bit of everything and maybe sometimes a little extra. From the hobos asking for spare change, the hoodlums soliciting in the front, cops coming in for their quick snack runs and us junkies coming in for snacks, alcohol and swishers! Ahhhh the diversity of being a San Franciscan.

One of the most dangerous 7 – 11 locations!
I only come in for snacks and beverages when I’m waiting for the bus or if I happen to pass by here. Some of their inventory items are no different than the other 7 – 11 stores around. Daniel, thank you very much for mentioning the point that this location is dangerous. Just because of this reason, I usually come in to buy the items I need and go.
Some of the staff members are friendly — which is a good thing.

when Cholo and I crave for late night ice cream.
Pinoy staff are all nice.

Closest convenient store to my house. Been coming here getting slurpees, chips, hot dogs and taquitos since I was a kid. It’s a bit dangerous at night because there’s always bums hanging outside asking for change. It’s pretty safe during the day time though.
Theres a small parking lot in front of it so parking isn’t usually a problem since people come and go within 5 minutes.

I come here last time when hot and I was so happy to drink slurpee. I get out of car and see many Black people I run back to my car. I sit there for minute and man start talking to me stand in street. I no talk to him and he knock on my window. I drive away and no come back.

The 7-​Eleven in the slums. This is as close as they will get to 3^rd Street so all the questionable people hang out here.

I don’t drink coffee anymore, at least not for my morning caffeine fix. I’m more of a ROCKSTAR girl anyway.
Without fail I can always find my favorite selection of low carb pink, tall can sugarfree and recovery flavors here, at the low price of 2 for $ 3. When you drink them like I do, you wanna stock up.
I wish they had Rockstar Slurpees, best idea ever. Can you imagine the super hyphy brain freeze?

This is the closest convenient store to my house after hours and it’s convenient to grab something to drink or some snacks.
This place sells the famous slurpee and the nachos where you can add a lot of cheese and chili. They also have hotdogs and Taquetos. There is a variety of chips and sodas and snacks with hot coffee and doughnuts.
This place is a bit scary because there are bums sometimes hanging in front asking for some money. It is at a busy intersection, but I would recommend going with a friend or two because of this location.
–Parking–
Parking is usually available and I have not yet once went in without finding a space. The parking lot is small and on a hill and it is a bit weird.

This is my ‘hood’ and I’ll admit, it is a little bit ghetto here. The 7 – 11 itself is fine, but the parking lot can be a bit sketchy especially at night. So plan your trips accordingly.
Generally I’ll only hit up 7 – 11 if Im on my way home and realize I forgot something. Since there are absolutely no grocery stores in the area (other than a few mercados which close early), sometimes 7 – 11 is the only local option. But whenever I can help it, I’ll try and shop elsewhere to save money and avoid having to get out of my car here.

Like most 7-​Eleven stores, this place is great for junk-​food cravings or a need for something to drink. This is not a place for anything else other than that, as it’s for your convenience instead of your full culinary needs.
The location is strategically great as it’s next to a T-​line stop, several MUNI bus stops, plus it’s within walking distance of the Caltrain stop. However, this area is ghetto, where questionable characters are outside the store constantly, so be vigilant even if the storefront is empty.
I’ll go here when I have a craving for nachos slathered with processed cheese and/​or chili, a slurpee, a big gulp, or something cold on a hot day.

Normally, I’m not a fan of men in uniform, but there sure were some cute cops hanging out here today!
Dropped in for lottery tickets… hey, the f’n jackpot is $ 266,000,000!!! You’d be an idiot NOT to buy a ticket! lol!
+3-​stars because I was born/​raised in the area and have ran in here for gum, energy drinks, and junk food over the decades. Okay, I lie, I was born in Pacific Heights… but hey, I started living here as soon as I got out of the hospital! ;p
–1-​star cuz it’s hood baby… as in g-​h-​e-​t-​t-​o. Yes, my hood! LoL!
+1-​An extra star for the young, nice looking cops aka eye-​candy. Um, their presence made me feel safe in the hood… uh, yeah. *ahem*
~Wow, did I just say «young»? Ooh, I really am turning into a cougar!!! YAY, ME! Now, I just need to practice on flirting more… and quit looking disinterested. Bleh.~

Can we say GHETTO! Raised and growned in the area this 3-​Eleven has been her FOREVER. Great for night when you got the muchees and if your just asking for heart burn.
Late night when you are hanging out with your girls and in need of a soda or to Taquitos to shove up your mouth and just laugh about it after then this is the place to go.
HOORAY for 7-​Eleven!

24 ounce Slurpee: $ 1.25
Big Bite Hot Dog: $ 1.90
Memories of me enjoying the above mentioned in the sweltering LA heat while in SF: PRICELESS.
(Mention of any company name or product in this review does not constitute endorsement by Carlos Almendarez).