7-Eleven

It’s a 7 – 11 so there isn’t much to expect from it. The layout is pretty much like every 7 – 11 in the world. It was a block away from our hotel so it was definitely convenient. We came here multiple times to buy drinks, water, meet our drug dealer, picked up hookers, purchased ultra sensitive or thin condoms and dirty magazines. Unfortunately, the workers and patrons didn’t find it amusing when we pointed and giggled like school boys looking at the dirty magazines.
The end.

It’s 7-​Eleven. It’s convenient. I came here 3 times to buy water to quench my thirst during my adventures in Chicago. According to Unilocal (sadly) I’m the dutchess now. The end.

It get me that quick snack when I dont feel like walking to the nearest Walgreens or CVS.

This particular ⁷⁄₁₁ should be a big red flag to anyone that passes through.
The Pros:
— It is convenient
— It is reasonably cheap
The Cons:
— It is VERY dirty.
— The selection isn’t that great
— The cashiers and clerks are rude and unhelpful.
— The cashiers have no real knowledge of their store and can’t help you. Either that or just simply choose to play dumb and not help you anyway.
I actually got food poisoning from one of the sandwiches I ate there. Honestly, it got so bad I considered taking legal action against the store for having a product like that for sale. Clearly something was awry with that batch of sandwiches, and I had NEVER had a problem until that store.
It is very convenient — right across the street from where I live. However, after the many incidents I’ve had there (rude cashiers, food poisoning) I think I’ll take my business elsewhere to one of the many Walgreens, CVS, or even the other 7/11’s in the area.
Stay Away!

Ya know what you Chicagoans are?
Spoiled.
There are some places in this country where the nearest 7-​Eleven is a 300 mile drive. Be grateful that you can imbibe Slurpees whenever you wish. They are far superior to slushees, icees or slush puppies.
*sigh*
So, the couple of times I’ve been to Chicago I always make it a point to come to this 7-​Eleven and grab a Slurpee. I remember growing up with them in New Jersey — there is _​something_​different about the texture of the ice that makes it wildly better than the competition.
Yah. I’m a fan of this 7-​Eleven location. It reintroduced me to my childhood love and I haven’t been shot at outside of it.

I didn’t see anything wron gw/​this place. Seemed pretty clean for a 7 – 11. Had a lot of stuff (more than ones in the ‘burbs, that’s for sure). The clerk was friendly and filled up the Iced coffee when I told him it was out. Prices seemed the same as others I have been to. Dunno why people are hatin’ so much… it ain’t a Whole Foods or Fox & Obel… geez people. It’s a SEVEN-FREAKIN’-ELEVEN!

The best 7-​Eleven I’ve ever been to! Always has what I need, never overcrowded, and the cashier is always friendly.

things i do not like about this 7-​eleven:
— it does not carry champagne (believe it or not, some of them do)
— it’s overpriced thanks to its location
— it’s dirty
— it has a limited selection due to size
— there is a creepy man that appears to work here, and is in the store no matter what time you go in, lurking around the beer section. almost always appears to be drunk; i have seen him yell around small children.
things i like about this 7-​eleven:
— it’s close
— it’s open 24 hours
go to the cvs across the street if you can.

This place is visibly dirty, a la The Quickie Mart:
The Slurpee machine and coffee station are covered in sticky, old goop.
The sandwiches (heated and cold) look old… OLD.
What was once a salad was dripping on top of some sandwiches, still on display for sale.
The rotating hot dog grill is clearly not cleaned regularly; it is so covered in grease that you can see the layer of funk on the grids.
In general, a blantantly dirty store — and I’ve been going to 7-​Elevens my whole life, basically.