7-Eleven

Oreo Hot Chocolate with a tray of 7-​Eleven Nachos — a perfect pairing for cold days like today.
Tray of nachos with free cheese, chili and condiments? Who can pass that up?
7-​Eleven is my go to spot when I need a tray of tortilla chips loaded with cheese sauce. I am impressed with the good selection of food and beverage items available. The two associates on duty were very friendly. Overall, I liked the cleanliness of this store upon stepping in and I had a very good first experience here.
Reasons for rating:
— clean facility
— friendly team members on duty
— good selection of food and beverage items

The location of this place is decent, especially if you work downtown or are staying at the Hyatt… It’s kept fairly clean except for the nutcase pan handlers along this block. Aside from having very little choice due to the size and the odd to freaky employees, they have jumped on the cheapness bandwagon that seems to be taking over all 7 – 11’s in this city. The soda machine for big gulps and such always had the wrong mix… too little syrup and not enough carbonation. Seriously, how much are they saving by skimping on one of the three ingredients for a fountain soda? Not much if everyone, like myself, dumps it out upon tasting the shit. I mean, WTF is up with that?

Bottled water transaction. Nicely done. 4-​Stars.

CONTINUED FROM:
«F&%$, goddamn mother f&%$#*!» you spray through your teeth, looking at your left forearm, blood casually streaming from a near comically perfect indentation of a human-​shaped bite mark. The undead that just bit you is sprawled down on the blacktop of the upper floor of the parking garage you have been camping out at, while you have been waiting for the perfect time to sneak into the infested 7-​Eleven and get the nachos. It looks so frail… so weak. It’s knees snapped from the shove you gave it, which only enrages you more. How could you be so f&*^%$% stupid?! How can it end like THIS?! You walk over to the immobilized ghoul and crush it’s skull underneath your boot in one forceful stomp. Its head shatters like a rotted onion.
You drop to your knees. The weight of years of abhorrent physical exhaustion, the searing memories of impossible choices you’ve had to make, choices that have cost lives of people you have cared for, people you have loved, and the grim realization that there might not be any more 7-​Eleven nachos in this city, maybe even in this world, slowly begins to envelop you, constricting you like a python from the inside out. It feels warm. It’s almost comforting. Just close your eyes and go to sleep. It’s ok. Everything will be better, if you just close your eyes. You will change into one of them, just like so many before you have. Your undying captivity shall set you free.
But something burns warmer. Hotter. A sweeping heat wave. An inferno. The molten core of the center of the earth. The fury of a thousand new-​born suns. This is not how this ends. THIS IS NOT HOW IT ENDS.
«Is this what you want!?» you roar upwards to the heavens, as the primordial consummation of absolute rage, the wild animal madness, the irreciprocal furor of a mind broken permeates throughout your body at the subatomic level. «Is this what you think of ME!?»
You unsheathe your Chaos Double Edge tactical knife, a blade that has served you well over the years, and proceed to cut off your infected arm at the elbow, laughing maniacally at each stroke. The blood loss eventually overcomes you, and you black out.
«Awaken woeful meat stilts,» a voice says to you, and slaps you in the face with what feels like a large fish. Your eyes creek open and you see an Ukrainian dolphin with a gun on its head standing over you. «There is much work to be done,» the dolphin says, and tosses you a fully loaded box of 7-​Eleven nachos. «Much work indeed.»
TO BE CONTINUED…

I’m reviewing this place because there hasn’t been a review for this place in nearly a year, so things may have changed.
Nope, probably not.
My rating of 3 stars is me being nice, I’ll tell you that.
Customer service here is HORRIBLE. Horrible horrible horrible. If I ran this place I would fire everyone here, except for the guy delivering things to the store.
First off, all the workers look related, so I’m guessing they were hired from the owner who’s most likely their uncle or aunt or something.
Their customer service is horrible. They don’t have a care in the world. I mean, who would? Working at a 7-​Eleven isn’t quite your dream job, but being hired there, you should at least LOOK happy to be there so you don’t put customers in a bad mood.
There’s this one guy there that doesn’t smile, doesn’t talk, just takes your items, gets your money, gives you your change, doesn’t give you a receipt, and just doesn’t say anything at all. He can’t even say «have a nice day» at least.
Then whenever any type of promotion is going on, they’re all clueless. They’ll just be on their phones on Instagram laughing and talking to each other in a Nigerian language (I’m being judgmental on their race and language sorry, but these are just straight up guesses because I don’t know how to describe them). Just a few days ago I went to the register and waited 10 seconds before the guy who was on his iPhone realized I was there, then he said, «oh.» and then he continued looking at his phone…
Really really bad customer service. But what do you expect right? It’s a 7-​Eleven.
Well at the very least, they represent 7-​Eleven poorly.
So their customer service is a flat F, but their convenience and location, 5 stars. It’s really close to the Embarcadero Center and Justin Herman Plaza, is very convenient, and the prices aren’t super inflated like the rip off Taco Bell prices a few doors down.
I have the 7-​Eleven app and June 7^th was National Iced Tea Day, so when you open the app and click on redeem offer, you have 15 minutes to use the coupon.
Of course, when I tried using the coupon they were confused and didn’t know what I was talking about, but I told them to just scan my phone and they”ll see, so then they did and $ 1.69 was taken off of my 20 oz Snapple (the coupon is only for 16oz) and so I paid another $ 0.35 for my Snapple. good deal!
So 7-​Eleven in general has some nice deals, but the customer service is just horrendous.
All in all, 3 stars for me. If you just want to buy something, pay, not care about how the customer service is because you’re probably never coming back anyways, and leave, then you’ll probably have a 4 – 5 star experience.
Otherwise, if you have some type of promotion you want to redeem… good luck.

This 7-​Eleven is conveniently located right across the street from the Hyatt Regency San Francisco. It’s one of the smaller 7 – 11’s around, but it’s proximity to the Hyatt Regency and the fact that it has wayyyyyy more selection than the hotel convenience store/​gift shop — just it’s mere existence merits 4 stars.

Meh. It’s a 7 – 11. And it’s in a neighborhood that needs one. That’s about the size of it. Prices are inflated over other 7−11s, but that’s not too unexpected since it’s across the street from an overpriced and touristy hotel.
The employees are spotty though. There are a couple who do their jobs well. But there are others, including the woman who I think is the manager, who will ignore a line of customers while they attend to paperwork or other administrative trivia. Here’s a clue: if there are three or more people waiting in line, put down the clipboard and open the second register! And if you’re the only one on the floor and a customer walks up to the register, put down the clipboard, and ring him/​her up!

This 7Eleven was right across from our hotel and was open after the club when our bachelorette desperately wanted hot cheetos. Wasn’t busy and wasn’t in a sketchy neighborhood. The cashier was pretty amused with her. Small but has the essentials.

When you think of the San Francisco coffee wars, you wouldn’t think a convenience store would have much to offer, but you’d be wrong little ones. So wrong.
7-​Eleven has a great variety of drip-​coffees and cappuccino (for when you need a sugar rush). My favorite are the drip coffees. I love the blueberry coffee.
To top it all off, the service is always exceptional. The staff is super friendly and they will not hesitate to brew you a fresh pot of coffee if your favorite flavor has run out.
Best of all, it’s really affordable coffee and if you’re feeling lucky you can even get some lotto tickets while you’re there.

For nearly a whole week, I came here every day at lunch for the SLURPEE. something about drinking a slurpee (with the slurpee straw) makes me unreasonably happy and feel like there is absolutely nothing wrong with my life. not a bad deal for a little over $ 2.
unfortunately, i can’t give this place more than 3 stars because i tried their hot dogs and they were not appetizing. also, some of their slushee flavors are of more liquidy consistency, and the last time i was here, they were OUT OF SLURPEE STRAWS (unsure how this is possible, since i was here the day before that and they still had many), and the employee told me to use the REGULAR BIG GULP STRAW. sad times.
employees are nice though.

this 7 eleven does not sell alcohol.
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this 7 eleven does not sell alcohol

A convenient one stop shop on my walk to work. The workers are always smiling, they know their regulars, and the store is well kept. Prices aren’t what they use to be though. But that’s everywhere. If you are just looking for a pick me upper, they have regular and flavored coffee that you can purchase at a decent price. Not a bad place, 7-​Eleven is always a mini mart i look forward to. Love the staff, only because i’ve established becoming a regular.

Think of this place as a 7 – 11 express. I have to pull a juke move to get past the bums to get here but I’ve gotten used to it working in the fidi area. The staff keep the line moving and if your in the area going on the late hours this will be the only place open so bear that in mind if work or happy hour run long and you find yourself in need of a convenience store.

This is a small ass 7 eleven ha. It’s like everything is compacted so close together, even my tutu got stuck on a chip bag when I was walking down the aisle, I couldve knocked down the whole chip stand! How embarrassing! Ha I only got hot chocolate here, and the worker didn’t look so friendly. I probably won’t be back here until another five years or never since I’m not from SF ha

7 – 11 has proven to be a great convenience store when in need of something simple, such as a drink, a slurpee or a night time snack to satisfy that drunk Hunger that one might seek while partying. In general, most 7 – 11 are spectacular, but this one is a different story.
Located in the financial district, one may assume it’s a nice place, looks good and clean. Make a trip here and you’ll ALWAYS (seriously, always) see an individual standing outside asking for change. The store itself is small and provides little wiggle room if there were more than 4 people in the store.
Just today I went to Purchase 2 hot dogs and 2 taquitos to quench my hunger while working my 8 hour shift. Each were supposed to be 2 for $ 2. When I paid, the lady said $ 6.55. 0₀ Seriously?
Each individual item alone is $ 1.29 meaning all 4 items would’ve been $ 5.16 at most before adding the $ 0.49 tax. But $ 6.55? I asked isn’t it $ 2 each, but the lady with terrible customer service replied that I had gotten the $ 1.29 hot dog or the half pound. Which still made no sense. She disagreed when I had told her she was wrong and wouldn’t accept it even after having her personally give me my food 1 minute earlier.
Although 7 – 11 has regularly been fantastic, because of this particular experience I will not return to this location ever again.
7 – 11 is still the s***, but this spot had an uncool, unfriendly cashier. Highly discourage this location. Odds are, the person asking for change will be more real with you then the employee inside.

Unfriendly cashier. Flat soda.Bums outside. I went there looking for a deal on a soda with ice and ended up getting a Coke that tasted like diet. I shoulda just gotten one off’a the pier. But I was cheap about it. Least I know next time. And yea I gave one of the bums my change.

Oh thank heaven, 7 eleven.
SERIOUSLY.
Walgreens closed it’s doors on me at 9pm. I needed me some H2O and soy milk.
Followed the other disappointed Walgreens clients into 7 Eleven.
Score!!!
$ 3.19 Fiji & $ 1.99 Silk Soy Milk.
Hallelujah!!!

VERY SMALL… get your mind out of the gutter.
It does the job for the necessities, but the smallness detracts one star to make it a whopping two.

I think they let the employees pick the music here, as it seems to correlate directly to whoever’s behind the register. There’s one guy works here who secretly wants to be an 80s Night DJ. Today Little Red Corvette played as I got my cup of awful coffee.
On the other hand, it’s a 7 Eleven at the edge of downtown. If you’re not familiar with the concept, that’s a bad thing.

This 7−11has quite possibly the loudest customer entrance in SF. The loud buzzer at 3 am can be a wakeup-​call for the entire North Beach. It also scares and prevents me from getting a cup of coffee from here. Just by hearing that loud buzzer, I am awake and rungged by the loud entrance