7-Eleven

The owner is very attentive and personable. Most of the people working there are very courteous. I really enjoy going to this particular store.

This is a very busy store, but the employees are very efficient at moving the line. The girl that was working the counter was running 3 registers at once. She was greeting everyone and was very kind. The line was long but we were moving through very quickly. I’ve been here on several occasions and the service has always been great.

This is easily the best 7-​Eleven I have every been to. When I go to 7-​Eleven, I expect rudeness and a long wait in line but on 3 separate occasions to this 7-​Eleven I have received nothing but politeness from the employees and fast, efficient transactions. I came down for a short weekend trip from Washington, DC. The first morning it was the quickest and most convenient place to go to from our hotel. We didn’t buy much, but everything looked very well stocked. The first trip here in the morning, a friend and I were able to get a variety of beverages, a whole pizza fresh from the oven and a case of water that we didn’t have to haul to the counter to have rung up. The guy manning the cashier was very polite.
The second trip yielded the same experience. Nothing but a polite, quick transaction. The 3^rd trip, we got gas, which was a low price I am not used to, and some snacks for the road. That cashier was also very polite.

I stopped here for a drink and a bathroom break. It is the dirtiest, smelliest convenience store I have ever visited.
IMHO, I would rather pee behind a tree! SKIP IT!

It’s a gas station, hoopty-​doo.
It’s a 7 – 11, hoopty-​doo.
That about describes this place to a tee. It’s a newish looking 7 – 11 so at least the store was cleanish looking the two times I was in there but it also draws a rather «interesting clientele».
Coming from PA where buying alcohol in convenience stores is Verboten to a place like this is like going to Candyland. For such a small store (in the words of George Takei) «Oh My!» do they back a lot of booze in here.
That also leads back to the part about the clientele.
Each time I came the place was bogged down with two things:
Every little ‘ol biddy in the area coming for lottery tickets and a never ending stream of every Bubba-​Jethro-​Homeless looking type trying to refill their stash of Hooch for the weekend.
The store had what I needed and the price was comparable to PA 7 – 11 stores but to have to wait for almost ten minutes each time to pay was just pain in its worst form.