7-Eleven

This place is my «GO TO» quick stop right in the entrance of Old Haleiwa Town. From getting gas to quck ice refill (Hydroflask), and a musubi and shumai… all in one! Staff are friendly welcoming each customer that walks in tthe door. Prices are reasonable! A place you can depend on ²⁴⁄₇ as it never closes and stays open 24 hours everyday. Like the 5-​Star Rating… this is as good as it gets!!! ;)

You know, this isn’t a bad 7 – 11. I have to give it to them… when we went to buy juice singles at the register they actually said, «It is cheaper to get the 6pk.» Most counter help at these locations don’t care what you pay, just want you in and out. So I appreciate the tip! :)
The kids love coming here for musubis, shrimp hash, icees, and just plain olé’ goodies! The only thing I see improvement needed for them is having adequate stock on holidays. They were out of everything by afternoon on Labor Day.
Other than that, enjoy an icee after a beautiful and hot day on the North Shore!

Very disappointed in this 7-​Eleven. We (my 2 year old and myself) needed to use the bathroom so I went into the store to purchase several items so that we could be paying customers and in turn use their restroom. The store clerk wouldn’t even look at me while she rang up my items and said that they did not have a restroom and to use the nasty Port-​a-​Potty next store. No thanks!

Just like every other 7 eleven out there. But this place probably does well with their drink sales since it is located right next to Macky’s Shrimp truck.
Dont forget to pick up some water! The sun during the summer is brutal and a cheap bottle of water does wonders!

I love 7 – 11!
Well, I love slurpees and big gulps. Soooo the other day the hunny and I were on our way to the North Shore for some good food and to play «tourist». Usually I’m not a fan of canned soda which is usually what the food trucks sell in Haleiwa… so we always stop at 7 – 11 before hand to get a drinky drink.
Got me a big gulp of fruit punch (normally I get diet pepsi but I’m still under the weather from bronchitis… YES… 2 days shy of ONE MONTH now… freakin unreal)… so I got some sugary fruit punch since all I’ve had is plain water for the last month. The BF got fruit punch as well and we were on our way!
I like this 7 – 11 because it’s fairly large and it has the usual (booze, juice, water, drinks, snacks, small amenities, cigarettes [not that I smoke!], hot dogs, nachos, bentos, musubi, pork hash, fruit, slurpees, big gulps, ice/​hot coffee, etc)… BUT the staff here is SO nice! For the most part most of the places in Haleiwa have exceptional staff.
The parking lot is small… only a handful of stalls right in front but you can just park on the side… the place is CLEAN too!

Rating: ⁴⁄₅
Date visited: 11/​23/​2012, 12/​03/​2011
Food/​Drinks: ⁴⁄₅
Service: ⁴⁄₅
Atmosphere: ⁴⁄₅
Price: ⁴⁄₅
Parking: ⁴⁄₅
If you’re out in the boonies, the sight of a 7 – 11 can be great thing for any small town. I’ll definitely be back.
Food/​Drinks:
All your favorites under one roof. «Local» favorites and all.
Service:
Friendly local staff.
Atmosphere:
Clean and spacious.
Price:
Ok.
Parking:
Enough.

7 – 11 in Hawaii is the bomb. They have coconut water as a healthier and TASTIER (I think gatorade is nasty) electrolyte drink option in their fridge cases! What? In San Francisco, I can barely find coconut water in a grocery store unless if it is Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods. Anyway, that’s not the only reason I love 7 – 11 in Hawaii. They have fresh musubi here that are DELICIOUS. Best musubi I’ve had. Teriyaki is my favorite. They also have combos with plain spam, with egg, etc. There are also manapuas (as Jill mentioned) and other local eats sold in their food cases. YUM!!!

BEST drunken food EV-​ER!!!
Who knew?!
I thought 7 – 11 was only the home to my occasional cherry Slurpee, Animal Cracker, and Flaming Hot Lime Cheetos cravings but they are SOOOO much more here on the islands!
The gloriousness that is the manapua (for you mainlanders it’s a HUGE pork bun like you get in dim sum joints) and the fabulous pork or shrimp/​pork hash (again, for you mainlanders it’s like a Filipino style potsticker) are worth making this your late night stop for alcohol fueled (or whatever else gets your motor running) munchie abatement.
I couldn’t believe I was actually eating these delicious items from a 7 – 11.
WTF?! On the mainland we get the shitty ass (literally) hot dogs, nachos and taquitos! Where is this shizznit? GUARANTEED 7 – 11 would rival the bacon hot dog cart guys for popularity if they carried these items.
Four stars ONLY because I didn’t actually go inside, although I was inside the parking lot.
That’s right. I was parkin’ lot pimpin’ at 7 – 11.
We’s hardcore la’dat in da 808.
Word.