7-Eleven

The clerk did not honor the sticker that said:“first fill free” on my brand new coffee cup that I received for Christmas from a coworker. This store, clerk, and management displayed the worst customer service and I will never shop in this store again !!!

Not the best layout. Not great selection. But fine for a 7 – 11 in a rather trashy part of town.
Employee was nice, manager was fine. But the employee didn’t know what sale signs were up, and didn’t readily listen when I mentioned the sign said 2/​$ 4. Eventually he did, and the manager fixed. Annoying waste of a precious few moments during my 10 minute break.
But it’s there… and fine.

Not really a well mapped out store. Lines sort of go in all directions and a guy got very mad when I stepped up to the cashier when he was on his cell phone. Prices are good for manhattan and the cashiers are nice (just not traffic directors).

Terrible service, bad product selection. One of the worst 7−11s I’ve bee to in NYC. Management was actively dismissive, and aggressive towards customers. With a Duane Reade down the street, why would anyone go here? I’d give zero stars if I could.

Absolutely the worst 7-​Eleven i have ever been to. The manager was so incredibly rude to me when I was trying to open the mobile app so I could scan for my «7^th drink is on us» deal and then just said «it scanned! It scanned» even though it clearly hadnt. The iced coffee is always out of order, hot coffee is never freshly made and usually out for the most part. Its dirty and the employees are slow and don’t care.

This is the closest thing to my job, so I come here every now and then to get Pita Chips. That’s usually it. There isn’t much in terms of stockage, but if you want chips or something to drink, this is your place.
Recently I returned some cups a coworker purchased for me on my card. I went in and after a few of the all male employees consulted with each other, they told me I couldn’t return the cups… um…ok? When I asked why they said the manager wasn’t there. It’s weird because I think you should always have a manager on duty, right? There was a manager, Raj, but he couldn’t do anything until the other manager was there… that defeats the purpose of being a manager, right?
Anyway, after me asking a million questions about the return policy and how ridicilous it was that I would have to come back to see another manager for a return, another man working there just said flat out «You can’t return this, it says so on the reciept.». Um boo, no it doesn’t. It says no refunds on e cigs and accessories… not styrofoam cups. I can’t. They told me when the manager would be back the next day (from 11 – 3) and I left, upset.
When I came back the next day I asked to speak to Raj (another dude named Raj) who looked at the receipt and refunded me my money. Sigh. It was a very exhausting kind of return to say the least. It’s as if I hadn’t asked any questions I wouldn’t have gotten the return. Not happy about that.

This Sevs not far from Penn (and the 7 – 11 closer to it on 34^th) boasts an odd layout and decent selection.

Friendly staff. Just so atypical of 7 – 11. I was surprised to find their pastries quite good, and fresh. Amusing anecdote: Big Gulp Slurpee. New flavor of Diet Coke. Just how many people that drink Diet Coke will be buying a Big Gulp?

I came in here today for a quick lite lunch. I had one of their buffalo chicken taquitos and of their Monterey Jack and chicken taquitos. It didn’t take long. The food was nice, hot and tasty.

Can’t really mess up a slurpy

This is a pretty ghetto 7-​Eleven, even among 7-​Elevens. The layout is barren, the atmosphere is cold, and the lights are glaring — imagine a prison cafeteria*. The selection is fairly standard, and the new improved «grill» items are available. It will do in a pinch, but don’t drop the soap.
*Not having experienced prison, this is only a guess.

I stopped in here a couple of times for snacks. They have everything you would expect — candy, chips, drinks, ice cream, cookies, crackers, some hot prepared food and a small selection of drug store items. It fit the bill as it was close to where I was staying and didn’t ever seem to have too long of lines. I will also comment that the cleanliness wasn’t good — it seemed to always be dingy with sticky floors. At night the clientele isn’t ideal and I didn’t always feel comfortable in here by myself.
However I did find it odd that when I needed stamps the first time I was charged $ 13.71 for 20 stamps and the second time I was charged $ 12.00 for 20 stamps (within 3 days). So I am not sure if the employees are not properly trained or someone rang it up wrong but either way it seemed odd that there wasn’t a fixed price on a stamp.
In general, this is an easy stop to make if you are looking for something small.

I wanted to take advantage of their free pizza slice offer. But I was denied. When I asked why I couldn’t have it, I was told that the offer depends on the owner and, evidently, the owner of this store had instructed its vendors not to give free pizza slices. Needless to say, I was rather peeved and walked out, determined to let people know that 7-​Eleven is cheating people with free offers that it doesn’t intend to honor. Shame on these folks; this is NOT good business practice.

A 7-​Eleven near Madison Square Garden! Yay! I was excited because I work in the area. Imagine slushies!, cheap, fresh coffee, pastries and other goodies can be had conveniently close to work. I thought my dreams have come true! Well not really. Yes, they do have all of those here. Coffee was indeed fresh and hot, they had tons of snacks to purchase, and now also have freshly made sandwiches. The thing is MSG has so MANY cheap and good dining options and great little mom and pop delis, that this 7-​Eleven location doesn’t stand out. Sure, I can have their coffee and donuts, but their prices are even a little higher than the Dunkin Donuts across the street. I think most people would prefer the Dunkin Donuts brand, I know I do. They also have sandwiches for $ 5, but next door is a Subway with their $ 5 foot long. You can also get what 7-​Eleven is offering in terms of other conveniences all at Duane Reade near Penn Station, which offers more variety. I like that it is here and have a choice, but the area offers so much, this 7-​Eleven is just A-​OK.