7-Eleven

Bought milk there last night, and the checkout guy said, «Let me just check the date to make sure it’s still good.» He checks the date, sells it to me, and it’s not until I open it that I realize it’s 4 days expired and completely sour. The guy just ripped me off. So if you want to fire someone, fire the guy working at 7 – 11 at 10:45pm on Thurs, Nov 19.

Its a 7 – 11 people what do you expect?! I don’t understand bad reviews for nonsense things but as for me I’m happy as a clam!!! I went to get coffee for me and my coworkers and got a fresh and yummy beef patti too!
The staff was nice, store was ok as far as clean and the –1 star is because the shelves were not stocked *they didnt have the candy my coworker asked for* other than that I got in said hi, got my stuff and rolled out happy :0) I recommend this spot, most of the time there is an officer or two hanging out or in the area too. I like that, makes me feel a tiny safer

I love this 7-​Eleven. The staff are so friendly and nice and they actually remember you and have conversation with you! They have a vast selection of chocolate milks and they always keep that cola slurpee on tap. The only thing I would say bad about this place is their hot bar… I haven’t been brave enough to try their pizza or chicken wings but I had one of
their jalapeño and cream cheese tequitos and it was so dry the cheese was crusty… Ick. Overall awesome 7-​Eleven though!

In case you were thinking about leaning on things in here, there is a sign reminding you to refrain from doing so. I think the prices are jacked up here as opposed to a 7 – 11 in a suburban or lower income area, but I have no proof, and don’t care enough to investigate.

Out of all the 7-​Eleven stores I have ever stepped foot into, this is the worst by far. The employees are rude and the entire place is filthy.

Not a bad 7-​Eleven, but their drink case does not have alot of selection like some others. I stop here when i have to and just hope they have what i need. Its good in a pinch, but not the best not the worst.

At first glance, this seemed to be the ideal 7-​Eleven; the glistening hot dogs even had that textbook light coating of dust so one knew they had been lamp-​aged to perfection. However, underneath this shiny veneer lurked the worst convenience store experience of my life. It was July 11 and I’d been staring longingly across the street from my dinner at Dukem in anticipation of my free slurpee for two hours. However, the cash register featured TWO hand-​written notices apologizing to customers for being «out» of «free slurpee cups». This poor (and ostensibly carefully pre-​planned) excuse drove me from the store thirsty, confused, and embittered. I can sympathize, however, with the management for understocking as the cups undoubtedly have a shorter shelf life than 90% of the items in the store and an unused excess would probably cripple the storage system.
I will never return. At least, not until next July 11, when I will show up at 12:01am. And I’m bringing my own cup.

Came here the Sunday night before Labor Day. It was rather late, but since it was Labor Day weekend the area was still hopping, though our mad dash to Ben’s Chili Bowl proved unsuccessful.
No big surprises: its 7-​Eleven, come on now. Of course I had to get a 40 oz. Slurpee. But seriously, who needs 40 ounces of any liquid? I can see if, and this is a big if, you’ve just walked in from the Sahara Desert and you haven’t had a drop of water in seven days, and your first destination is the 7-​Eleven on U Street. Then, and only then, can I see a person get a 40 ounce Slurpee. Unless you’re Lawrence of Arabia, you don’t need to get a 40 ounce Slurpee.
Actually, this location is smaller to other 7-​Eleven stores that I’ve been to. And this one did not have all the Simpsons stuff on display, to advertise the movie. Oh wellz, as they say.

Why not? They have all different kinds of foods and drinks. I just had a 40 oz slurpee. Pina Colada.
5 stars because I feel refreshed now. :)