7-Eleven

Sorry but I LOVE THIS SPOT. So very convenient. Coffee is fresh (or at least before 3 pm), and super cheap snacks (chips, nuts, bananas). Great spot, generally clean. I DO NOT EAT THE HOT FOODS, as they don’t appeal to me. But for everything else… I am totally game!

The place is eh… They have good hash browns (when they do have them though).
Once saw a guy try to steal a 4 pack of red bull from there… but he got caught and ran out after shoving a clerk.
That’s just normal ⁷⁄₁₁ stuff though^

Hi my name is Amira and I’m newly addicted to the blueberry coffee at 7 – 11. I came in knowing I would have some and it wasn’t any): I asked a manager who was looking at applications was there any left and he asked an employee. The employee made me a fresh pot! In there! I didn’t know they did that for customers. I could smell it brewing as I was looking at drinks in the back. Mmmmmm. Got my coffee, the manager inquired about me receiving my blueberry coffee. I was one happy camper. Said thanks to the manager and the guy who made it and bounced.

Bring back the double milk stations… waiting for the coffee mixologists to get their coffee just right is annoying. …Also the cashiers 90% of the time don’t even speak to you or offer a receipt.

It should be illegal for a a 7-​Eleven not to carry Sweet’N Low. I love 7-​Eleven coffee, but come on?! And it’s not just like I went in once and they ran out, this particular 7-​Eleven does not stock it. WTF?! First world problem? Maybe. Also, this location is usually not so clean (Ie, stuff spilled on floor etc). The two good things I can say is that there is a young woman who works there that is very sweet and always provides excellent service and they have good AC.
In conclusion, you would think since they sell a lot of coffee and have a million flavors etc, they would spend a few bucks and buy some pink packets! A little generic granulated saccharin is not going to kill their bottom-​line FOR THE LOVE OF CHRIST?!

This spot gets 3 stars because I appreciate the fact that I can get a cheap cup of coffee and a candy bar in the middle of TriBeCa. It seems like there are so many cool, trendy cafes around that just getting a basic cup of coffee is more expensive than it should be. Plus, who doesn’t enjoy a slurpee after they’ve finished work? 7-​Elevens just have intrinsic value for being what they are.
Then again, it’s still a 7-​Eleven. It’s dirty. The people who work there don’t care about anything.
In short, not the greatest place in the world, but good enough.

DOES NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS.
I went in the other day, picked up a couple of food items and didn’t have enough cash on me to cover it. They have a credit card machine, so I figured I’d just use that. WRONG. The man behind the counter examined my card (issued from my credit union) and even though it has a Visa logo and is perfectly legit, he wouldn’t run it. Not because the machine was broken, but because he wasn’t familiar with the bank. He even asked me what kind of bank was my credit union. What? I’ve never had this problem before. I asked him to clarify but he shook his head and said «We’ve been having problems with cards.» I told him he wouldn’t have a problem with my card, just swipe it and it would go through. He refused.
Whatever. I went across the street to the local deli and they took my card just fine. Screw this place and support your local businesses instead.

Meh. In my opinion, 7−11s are shady no matter where you go, but this is one of my least favorites. Cool if you want a slurpee or something, their flavors are okay. I like cherry.
I vastly prefer the 7 – 11 on 14^th st, but if you’re in this area and need a 7 – 11, this will do.

I didn’t get to review the food. I got a coupon for a FREE SLICE OF PIZZA for participating 7−11s so I walked over here to get a bite. Unfortunately, I was denied. So they failed the first test: Service. I then politely, persistently and softly asked «Why not?» My answer? «We’re not participating.» Again: why not? The answer: «We’re not participating.» Repeated questioning produced the same unhelpful stonewalling. Fuming over being denied and brushed off with this feeble response, I left the store – without my free pizza.
This wasn’t the first time this happened to me with this promotion and it wouldn’t be the last. I’m deeply hostile towards any corporation that launches such a promotion and then does its level best to cheat people from taking advantage of it.
Like other people disappointed with 7 – 11’s practices regarding free offers, I will NEVER buy anything from them if I can help it. Tsk tsk tsk.

It’s July 11^th.
I just tried to go get a free slurpee, as per 7-eleven’s annual special.
«Machine is broken!» says the seven eleven guy.
LIAR.
I will NEVER go back to this seven eleven. I will walk entire two blocks and go to duane reade instead.

Its great since i get off work at midnight this place is open and has a great selection of food and drinks mostly its filled with cops late at night but the line goes quick

7 – 11 in Tribeca is just genius! This is my go to place for everything and anything, soda and chips for parties (50% cheaper than most supermarkets), string cheese, 7 – 11 brand delicious trail mix, candy, ice cream, giant sized chocolate bars that I am going to pretend to share but really who am I kidding? Oh and Big Gulps, but I am not a Big Gulp kind of gal, sorry guys! But just because this is 7 – 11 doesn’t mean they don’t have ridiculously expensive things that only residents of Tribeca would buy, like a $ 5 pack of regular sized M&Ms but red and green for Christmas. The location by the way is perfect, next to LOTS of bars — perfect for drunk buying, drunk dining, and drunk hooking up.
Be sure to plug in July 11^th in your datebooks/​blackberry/​windows calendar… Free Slurpee day, every ⁷⁄₁₁!

I’m writing this review in honor of 7-​Eleven Day. This means that 7-​Elevens around the country are giving away free 7.11 ounce Slurpees today.
I’m way into this 7-​Eleven. Why? 7-​Eleven is so out of place in Tribeca that it almost seems like a delightful novelty. Sure I like coffee from Bouley and I can’t wait to try the red velvet cupcakes at the new Billy’s bakery on Franklin Street but there are many times when I’m perfectly content drinking a 7-​Eleven coffee or eating a huge M&M topped sugar cookie from the 7-​Eleven «bakery» case. Speaking of the coffee, there are at least three or four different blends of freshly brewed coffee available, not to mention iced coffee, cappuccino and «Go Joe» which is some kind of promotional coffee drink related to the new GI Joe movie. Of course you can supplement your coffee with milk, cream or sugar but the complimentary flavor shots, flavored creamers and soy milk are really what distinguishes 7 – 11 coffee from other coffees of the convenience store variety.
This 7-​Eleven has a counter with hot food items like hot dogs, pizza and chicken wings. Today I tried a spinach cheese taquito which I wolfed down in about one delicious minute. Next time I’m getting two.
The crown jewel of 7-​Eleven is the Slurpee. Another Unilocaler commented that the floor is perpetually sticky; the same goes for the Slurpee area. There are always lids of various sizes strewn about the counter and there have been several times when the machine dispensed mango despite being labeled wild strawberry, but these are minor flaws which are vastly outweighed by the greatness of the finished product. The Slurpee machine wasn’t working so well during 7-Eleven’s opening week in that the Slurpees were too watery and not slushy enough but I’m happy to report that ever since then, everything is running as well as a devout Slurpee drinker like me could hope for.
Thank heaven for 7-​Eleven!

Came here on a blustery Sunday. I was walking from the PATH train at
World Trade to Chinatown, so I came in. Number one to get in out of
the cold. And number two to get some of their delicious coffee.
Yes, I drink coffee. Usually, when I’m in a 7-​Eleven, I’m a Big Gulp
kinda fellow. But not when its 40 degrees out and I still have about
242 blocks to walk. I needed something warm in my mouth, and she
provided it.
From walking around the store, it looks really no-​frills. You come in,
and the coffee and soda station are on the right. You get your grocery
products towards the back. They have the «fresh» donuts in the middle.
It’s great that there’s a 7-​Eleven in TriBeca, but man is it hard to
look at. But who cares, when all you want is a Suicide, right?
(Suicides, by the way, are really nasty tasting, sorry.)

I already love this 7-​Eleven because even though its only been open for 1 – 2 weeks, it already smells like every other 7-​Eleven in the universe AND has inexplicably sticky floors.
Minus one star for being out of Slurpee lids, but welcome to a much-​needed 7-​Eleven in the area! Free chili and cheese from the dispenser for everyone!