7-Eleven

ghetto 7-​eleven for the area of Sausalito. I was walking thru the aisles and saw an empty pizza box amongst the convenience store items they sell.
good thing about this place… they sell booze. so if you’re staying at a local hotel/​inn in the area, come here for cheap alcohol.
aside from that the area of Sausalito seems less than safe as there were some people lurking around that seemed a bit shady. I wouldn’t recommend walking here unless u were desperate and didn’t have a car.
I think next time I’ll stop at a different 7-​eleven for my goods and avoid this place altogether.

Very convenient. Friendly staff and excellent service don’t have to wait in a long queue.
This new red strip around the wall looks beautiful.

This is the best 711 in the world – why? Because the people who work here are wonderful. For over twenty years we have been dropping in, often very late at night, to buy silly stuff that we forgot to get at Whole Foods or Safeway. I just have to say that the people who work here are amazing. They are intelligent, friendly, helpful, interesting, and cheerful! And thank goodness, they are not robots! It is such a hard job working at an all night convenience store. So many nutty people come in and have so many weird requests, yet the people at this store are ever tolerant and cheerful! I dropped in today and the place was absolutely packed with foreigners buying shopping carts filled with pizza, hot dogs, and chicken wings from the hot case, and the single clerk who was working was handling everyone with patience and charm. Amazing store – thank you guys for staying open ²⁴⁄₇!

If you want to be treated poorly, with lazy customer service, attitude included, this is your place. Never again will I give my hard earned Dinar to this place.

What can you say about 7-​Eleven that hasn’t already been said about every other 7-​Eleven on the planet. It’s consistent.
This location has a few things going for it (as well as against it):
The Good
+ Nice staff
+ Lotto
+ Surprisingly decent selection of beer — YEAAAAAAAH!
The Poor
— Crappy parking
— A bit on the shabby side. It’s in need of a modernization face lift here at some point.

I lived less than a block from this store for 12 years and have nothing but good things to say about it. The owner is extremely friendly and, if I’ve ever had a complaint, he instantly corrects the problem. I now live about 1 mile up the hill but continue to go to 7 – 11 for papers, etc. The staff is consistently professional and friendly. As one can imagine, they are forced to deal with some people who aren’t exactly polite to them but I’ve not once seen them lose their patience or their professional attitude.
Those are those who laugh at me when I say I miss living so close to this store but I truly do.

When I worked in Sausalito, this 7-​Eleven was the closest place to get an extra large diet soda (my caffeine boost). If you’re ever dying of thirst, head on over. Big Gulps are over the top, gigantic. The Big Gulp is good for one thirsty person but then there’s Super Big Gulp for two people and Double Big Gulp for small groups. Plus they have Slurpees for those days when you need to overdose on sugar and turn your tongue blue or red. Their candy selection has always been pretty good plus you can get all sorts of other things, use the ATM, munch on a hot dog or donut, read magazines, and just loiter.
This location is not in a busy area (it’s not downtown but by the stretch of Bridgeway with the theater and Sushi Ran) and doesn’t seem to attract the usual 7-​Eleven loiterers though.