7-Eleven

7 – 11 has the usual small selection of generic, micro, mex, and domestice beers, mostly priced above average. passed on the coffee, slightly inconsistent.
eats: calbee crispy wasabi beans (1.99)
–not über spicy, addictive re saltiness/​flavorings
crumbs:
–old commercial strip, parking may be hard to find at peak hours.

I came here after visiting Target. There seemed to be some negative reviews but that wouldn’t be surprising to me.
The parking lot was not well lit. Watch out for extra concrete!
I passed a tweaker to enter the store. The store looked fairly clean and organized, though I didn’t go through every aisle. Finding the soda fountain was not difficult, as you can see it from the door. I was greeted as I entered, even though the two working there were talking.
I got my Mountain Dew Big Gulp with no trouble. The color was surprisingly close. What does that mean? I’ve been to many 7-​Eleven locations where the color and taste are off. This one was almost the same as the bottled Mountain Dew.
As I paid, the person behind the counter was pleasant and returned my penny, which doesn’t happen at every location.

Hooray for one of the scariest 7-​Elevens in CoCo County! To be fair, there are WAY too many businesses crammed into this little lot, and every single of them is popular. The parking lot could accompany Los Panchos alone, but they shoved in 3 other restaurants and a 7-​Eleven too. This area ain’t the worst but it ain’t the best — I would satisfy my convenience store needs before dark if this was my local spot. But the inside is well stocked, and moderately clean (napkins and cones set up around Slurpee spills as opposed to applying a mop and some elbow grease — well I guess that’s one tactic), and the employees are sufficiently friendly. My advice is the same at most 7-​Elevens nowadays, now that no 7-​Eleven has that 80s allure of being a fun place to grab a snack and unload a roll of quarters into the Double Dragon arcade game… get in, grab quick, and get out. Keep your 7-​Eleven needs short-​term and low commitment, and you’ll most likely leave satisfied.

I went to this place Pacheco when i got there there was this guy who looks hispanic i spoke to him in spanish he said i dont speak spanish so i spoke t o him in english. When i got to register he was alreary making coments with another client about me and when i was gonna pay he said he dint had change for my 100 bill i told him this a placed thats open 24 _​7 and you dont. Have change. He said look brooo its not my problem and started laughphing with other custumer i told him am not your broo dont call me broo he repeated several Times brooo broo i cant do nothing i left called store an as always no mánager worst store in treating clients. this fat guy should know he is not working in the streets to called every body that walks in broo.

Worst customer service ever! Bought a few items, took them to my car and went back in to use the restroom. I was told I couldn’t, I explained to the two guys behind the counter that I just bought stuff and they just looked at me with stupid grins on their faces and shook their heads. I would rather piss glass then go back to this 7 – 11.

I never thought I would be Unilocaling a ⁷⁄₁₁ but after today my visit called for it! Most ⁷⁄₁₁ locations water their coffee down significantly! Not here! Their bold coffee is strong and good!!!
Friendly cashier and well stocked goods. slurpee machine usually works whenever I am here and is clean!
Glad this is the one closest to my house!

Parking lot is a bit small and probably hazardous to your health during the lunch rush. Otherwise, it’s what you’d expect.

Since Im pregnant I’m really into fancy caffeine free sodas and special juices. My husband is into candy and cigarettes. So we had different priorities when coming here.
The first thing I noticed was all the the Reese’s Pieces and just Reese’s peanut butter candy everywhere. They must be sponsored by them or something. We did get some Reese’s. We also got some gummy bears and gummy worms.
They have a nice selection of juices. I got a infused Lemonade of some kind. I grabbed some chips while I was at. What the heck?
Service is quiet and borderline personable. Most of the clientele I’ve seen coming out are less than desirable. So sometimes when you pull up it could look a little scary.
It’s a toss up between this place and Quick Stop near the other freeway exit. Dare I say I prefer Quick Stop.

This 7 Eleven is in a tiny strip mall in beautiful downtown Pacheco.
Where the hell is Pacheco, you ask?
It is near Vine Hill.
Where the hell is Vine Hill, you ask?
Sheesh, and I thought you knew the Bay Area!
Or at least CoCo County!
You disappoint me.
Pacheco is lost somewhere between Concord, Martinez and Pleasant Hill. It has 3,685 people, of which 2, 810 are Caucasian, but the town is less than a square mile. However, it has its own post office (94 553), but UPS and Fedex think that is in Martinez. Your GPS may think so too.
This 7 Eleven is in a strip mall with a small Subway Sandwich shop, a hair salon, a Mexican pizza place, a Mexican taco place, and Hop Sing, a Chinese take-​out place. It actually is very close to the California Casino (both the old building and the new, expanded new building).
Mostly blue collar types come in here for smokes or a beer. Tradesmen, industrial worker bees, roofers, salt of the earth burly guys. Check that, maybe pepper of the earth. But smelly t-​shirts nonetheless.
But there were 2 MBZ and a BMW in the little parking lot in front. So somebody in this little strip mall is making money.
I don’t think it’s the roofers.

These guys don’t give cash back on debit cards. Nice. 12 midnight and I need change for the garage sale in the morning and you don’t give cash back. I was going to buy your donuts. I won’t go here again.