7-Eleven

I have been here several times and the first time I laughed it off, but if you are black, you may not like the fact that you are treated differenty here. I have waited in line and they have taken people of other colors before me and even had an incident where the owner just walked away when I approached the counter.
so just a head up not very black friendly

I’ve been in this store quite a few times as a customer and as a vendor. The store is always very clean and neat. All the staff here are very professional, polite, and helpful. My personal favorite is Benjamin. He just always has a great friendly attitude. It’s a please to go to the location as a customer and for work.

It appears that this ⁷⁄₁₁ has forgotten about customer service. I have been going here every morning for years for my coffee. They are often out of the exclusive blend (most popular) coffee and I have to wait. However, I understand that mornings are busy and the morning staff is friendly. This past week they have been out of the creamer that is in the machine. This happens often as well. Previously, the morning staff has opened up a regular creamer from the cooler and placed it out on the counter to accommodate the customers (this was actually suggested by staff at one point). However, tonight when I was in for some evening coffee I had an unfortunate experience that no customer should ever have. I got coffee. Again the creamer was out. I used the creamer from the cooler and went to the register. When I went to check out, I was treated extremely rudely by the staff. Told I had to pay for the creamer. Told that I «always do this even when the creamer is not out.» This was told to me in front of other customers and in a very rude and demeaning manner. As a result of this behavior, I will never, ever patronize this ⁷⁄₁₁ ever again.
Management needs to restock shelves and ensure that staff makes coffee regularly. Management should accommodate customers in the advent of their inability to stock the shelves with their regular products. And this evening staff should learn the first rule in business. It’s about customer service, including not being rude, demeaning or inappropriate to customers.
They have lost a good customer for life.

All I can experience is my times there. I was always greeted, grabbed what I wanted and easy check out. Simple, easy, and out the door. Thank you!

I was driving, completely lost in Palm Springs. No idea how you can miss a 30 foot tall Marilyn Monroe, but apparently I had done just that. I passed by and did a doubletake of this building. I thought this was almost the coolest thing I’d seen the whole trip. Then I realized it was a 7 – 11. After getting turned around and lost again, I passed it a second time, I knew it was fate intervening and I had to stop. I pulled in, and snapped a photo. I reached back into my car for a lottery ticket I had forgotten to check earlier. I might be living on easy street and not even know it.
I entered, and asked the ladies behind the counter where the lottery ticket machine is. «You know, the one that tells you you’re a loser.» They laughed at my dumb joke and pointed to the machine. I’d walked right past it as I walked in. I checked my ticket, and it told me I was a loser. Big surprise there. I meandered about the store. It was a neat store. With many of the same things that all of the other 7 – 11’s that I’ve been to had. But this one had some different items as well. I’m coming to realize that all 7 – 11’s are not all created equal. Each store should be explored and cataloged for scientific knowledge. The store was neat and tidy, and everything in its place. There was no visible trash or grime anywhere.
I poked around a bit, and went with the big Sasquatch sized Slim Jim. (The meat stick, not the car-​breaking into metal strip) After all the hiking I’d done on top of the mountains, I was kinda hungry. I walked up to the register and paid for my snack, and asked them if they could point me out towards the giant Marilyn Monroe. They laughed and they all pointed in a direction, and gave me some instructions to follow. I thanked them, and walked back out to my car, and resumed the search for giant Marilyn Monroe.
Neat architecture, clean and exciting store, with nice ladies behind the counter. What more can you ask for?
I’ll definitely try to be back on my next trip to Palm Springs.

This 7-​Eleven is as good as it gets for a convenance store.
It appears small on the outside, but it’s bigger on the inside. Sort of like that British Police Call Box. It has everything you want. For me, out of town papers like the NY Post and LA Times. It also has a fairly large selection of drinks and Combos for the road trip back home. What more can you ask?
Well, since you asked… they also have a huge selection of tube steaks, and various delicacies from south of the border. Not to mention Powerball and MegaMillions Lottery tickets @ 175 million to one.
As Han Solo use to say: «…never tell me the odds!» D’oh!

First of all, let me say I am not one to frequent convenience stores. A good friend was in town staying at the Riviera and wanted to run into 7-​Eleven to «pick up a few things». I leave my food shopping to Gelsons, Whole Foods, Jensens and the like. I don’t have a lot of experience with convenience stores, but I do have some baseline expectations:
1. Cleanliness. This place was pretty grimy. There was litter all over the coffee area and overall the store looked pretty dirty.
2. No Public Urination. As we were leaving we were met with a man urinating in the parking lot. This is just plain gross. Even after 27 years of marriage, I still demand that Hubby close the door when relieving himself.
Do yourself a favor. Ralph’s is just a few miles away. Take the extra time and shop there. You’ll save a few bucks and won’t be startled by Peter’s peter.

When in Palm Springs this is the best go to 7 – 11 there and be sure and check out the Rivera right next door!

wow nice building and okay customer service… still has the new building smell