7-Eleven

Food is usually fresh and store is clean but there’s a cashier there, that has a lip ring and she always looks like she’s on drugs. Always is kind of out of it. Like head is hanging low and her eyes are always as if she’s falling asleep. She lives real slow and her mouth is always hanging open. Always seems out of it. I’ve seen drug use and how she acts every time we see her, is a tell-tell that something is going on.

3 times in a row getting gas, the pump would not switch on. Multiple trips in to let them know resulted in me having to move to a different pump. Who has time for all that? So ended up being a minute late to work twice. Will not go again. I’d save time going to the crowded Wawa down the street.

The people here are friendly and the coffee is always hot and ready. I pass 3 stores to come to this one.

Went into this store this morning to purchase a cup of coffee and was greeted my gentleman asking for a light for his cigarette. I informed the gentle that I don’t smoke but went into the store and purchased him a lighter which clearly the cashier didn’t appreciate. She rolled her eyes at me and when I asked the gentleman working was he the manager, he replied “no I’m the owner why” in a very rude manner. I can see why the employees are rude because the owner is as well. I will never spend another dime in the store.

One of the most singular experiences of my life just occurred there: they called the police and had me permanently banned from the property, as they told the police that they have spoken to me on a number of occasions and told me that I was not welcome there yet I have never been there before. Ever. I don't know who they have me confused with but it's astonishing to me that anyone would swear to an officer that they've spoken to me before when we have never met. The only reason I went there today is because I saw a woman who looked like she was down on hard times pass me as I had pulled up to the CVS across the street. I got my medicine and purchases and decided the right thing to do was to simply go see if she was ok. I've been homeless before and it's especially dangerous as a young woman. I sat down to speak with her and we had an amazing amount of things in common and in the end I made a friend. While I was parked in their parking lot for a long time without buying anything, I felt bad about that and planned on filling up my tank and spending some money inside so I could apologize for loitering outside for so long. Alas, the officer told me he could not leave the property until I left, so I couldn't even do that. I'm not sure I've ever been so astonished at something before. So, dear mistaken employee/manager/owner, I will never come to your establishment. I was planning on thanking you for your hospitality as I simply wanted to check on a young lady, but my 45 year old disabled self will most certainly never set foot on your property after you swore to an officer that you've had words with me repeatedly. You may need glasses? Also, my vehicle was parked there and you could simply have checked my license plate at any time. But rest easy, I'll go elsewhere, cheerfully so. I regret nothing about meeting an amazing woman who is having a rough go of things recently. For the record, I may have found a fantastic living situation for her while we sat there this evening. May we all be so blessed as to never make your acquaintance, not that I ever have. Because of you I met some great officers, they were lovely people, unlike you. It's a shame you lied to them about having met me, but that's for you to wrestle with, not I. Having read your other reviews, you are not widely respected by your customers. Without ever having met you, I am beginning to guess why that is. Goodbye forever, I'm a wonderful person and we shall never meet, and that is your loss. May life offer you sugar for all of your lemons. Thank you for being a completely ridiculous and a story that I can tell to my family and friends.

I am an ordained priest and a part of my faith is being barefoot at all times unless it's dangerous to be closer to my God. I was discriminated against after telling the cashier, Cheryl, this and refused service and told to not come back to the store. I was not rude and tried to explain but she was much to upset to even listen.

Very rude employees. We placed pistachios in the wrong place and she sounded like she wanted to fight us. We then decided to take our stuff and placed it on the counter and said we won’t be buying any of this. She also frantically was running around the store. The girl with the purple hair was nice though. I appreciate that.

I live so close to this location I come here a lot and the staff is always great!

Management is lacking in quality. Cheryl carried a conversation with another employee while I was at the counter, she didn't greet me or acknowledge me, I had to wait for her to ring my stuff up. I was the only person in the store, horrible customer service especially coming from management.

First time today at this location. Ultra clean location. Ladies Restroom was sparkling clean. I don't think it's too much to ask that an establishment you visit have a clean restroom but so few do...this location was terrific and a warm friendly staff too!!