7-Eleven

The help here has definitely taken a downhill turn in the past 3 years. But one thing they do here that I have not thought much of happens in the early morning hours when I have been trying to get to work. I used to stop here every morning for coffee, paper, and something for breakfast.
I don’t stop anymore because the parking lot has become an accident waiting to happen. Certain delivery truck operators have decided to ignore the loading zone signage and offload their truck where it is convenient for them to stop alongside the sidewalk in front. I am all for convenience, except when it means they park in roadway meant for vehicles to enter and exit. It began with one beer truck driver and the potato chip truck driver. But when I had stopped going here, it had become more the rule than the exception.
So be careful when trying get around the trucks parked alongside the building instead of where they are suppose to be making their deliveries. There just might be another car or truck zipping in around that truck from the other end. Nobody in the store really cares, for as long as its been going on now. But, the good news is that when you have your accident in their parking lot, you won’t have a hard time finding a lawyer who wants to take your neglence case. ha.
On the bright side of the ledger, this place does often have a competitive price on gas in the region. But, so does almost all the stations the closer into Front Royal that you get.

This 7-​Eleven is very new and a bit hard to see from the road. It’s located in the mass of retail right off Interstate 66 (I-​66) on U.S. 340 — off on the left hand side of the road.
This 7 has a gas station, so you can fuel up the car, as well as fuel the body with the usual 7 – 11 convenience store goodness!