7-Eleven

As 7 – 11 stores go this one is the DIRTY one I have seen… Really how hard is it to take a broom to the front door area a few times a day… wipe the windows and take some pride in your store and job… This store entry is so bad can we vision what the back of the house looks like… This Franchisee of this unit may want to visit it a few times and take some pride in the business.

worse than any gas station, any liquor store, hands down. +1 for having taquitos beer and cigarettes but dont know why i would ever go back

They remember thier regulars names and orders! They offer sales verbally if I happen to be in a rush and miss the signs. They are so very calm and awesome considering the high volumes they experience. Thank you 8^th & Virginia 711, because you care, you all are making the world a better place.

This 7-​Eleven location is the closest place to work which opens early and stays open pretty late. That being said, it’s one of the only 7-​Elevens I know of which does NOT stay open 24 hours. The listed business hours are 5am — midnight every day, and USUALLY this is when they’re open. However, they have times when either employees just don’t show up in the morning, or something, and they don’t open until later — between 7 am and 10 am. Several times I’ve run over to get coffee (especially on Saturdays and Sundays when Starbucks kitty-​corner from it is closed) and they are closed! Sometimes the employee is in the back, doing inventory or something, and just locked the front door because they’re the only ones in the store, but other times, the back room door is wide open, lights off, and no one to be seen.
The employees often play loud, abnoxious music from a small ”boom-​box” (yes, I did say boom-​box) behind the counter. Another employee stands outside smoking and makes inappropriate comments to [female] customers.
Additionally, BEWARE the expiration dates on any product you purchase here. Just today, I saw milk which expired 12÷12÷14 — count it, that’s 10 days expired! Not right.
As far as convenient stores go, this one is well-​stocked. But like I said, beware. Look at the expiration dates before you buy, and wear ear-​plugs when you come here.

Who reviews a 7-​Eleven?
Right?
Who cares about a review of a 7-​Eleven?
I know.
But this is all I can do. After multiple complaints to 7-​Eleven corporate, a Unilocal review is my last hope to try and encourage someone to go spend your money elsewhere when looking for a quick drink or snack fix downtown.
There are some good employees who work here. But there are some bad apples as well. Crabby apples. Apples who swear at customers, openly complain and use very vulgar language when they want to go home early and are upset that they have to, uh, do their job and put food deliveries away. Apples who want to leave early so much they don’t have coffee available at 10:30 p.m. or hot food past 11 p.m. because they want to be cleaned up.
This is a 7-​Eleven that has gone without basic things like Splenda sweetener for months at a time. A 7-​Eleven where the Slurpee machine is frequently broken.
Two stars on Unilocal means «Meh, I’ve experienced better.» Even at the standards of what one should expect of a 7-Eleven…meh. I’ve experienced better.

It’s a 7-​Eleven like all others. The best part is that it’s very clean. The worst part is that they close in the middle of the night.