7 Eleven

Once again it’s Thursday and I’m volunteering nearby. I saw they had a sign posted outside advertising a chicken sandwich for $ 1.99. I asked to see how big they were. I ordered 2 after seeing the size. They were already in their foil wrapper in the heating component so there was barely any wait. When i opened one I could see it was a piece of boneless breaded and fried chicken with some pickle slices and some sort of mustard sauce. It tasted decent. You could taste the mustard and the pickles complemented the mustard.

After the lecture we were thirsty so we ran in here to get a drink. Place was small compared to the one i go to in white plains. Staff was friendly and had alot of patience when i couldn’t get my phone out of my pocket.

This 7 – 11 near 23^rd (and another Sevs right up 8^th) isn’t a bad option if you need something late night.

Sometimes, 7 Eleven feels like 7 Eleven. Other times, it feels weird. This is a weird one, with a store design that puts the checkout counter nearly down the middle of the store, with a big opening to the registers if you’re filling up a coffee. It lacks an open designated coffee bar area, and the canisters are packed on the counter.
It’s a small store but it was clean, and the staff was nice.

They may try to shortchange you. The two employees last night claimed the company wouldn’t let them give out pennies in change… and yet, there they were: unopened rolls in the register.
My guess is they just don’t like counting change at the end of their shift and if you’re over, you just keep it…

Clean store, but the 7-​eleven chillers’ mocha iced coffee is pretty nasty. You’ve been warned!

This is a very small 7 eleven, and it was clean. Can’t ask for much more.

A VERY tiny 7-​Eleven but the doughnut I had there late at night was yummy & fresh. One of the few places you can count on being open 24 hours no matter where you are.