7-Eleven

I quite often hike down this way to pick up the #75 bus and stop off to get things like mints or drinks or especially packages of almonds which are very handy to have on long-​ish bus trips to curb hunger pangs. There’s a nice community feeling here, everybody is friendly, and it is reasonably clean. Can’t ask for much more than that when you’re on the run.

It’s a ⁷⁄₁₁ like every seven eleven it has the things you need at an inflated price because that’s the price of convenience. If you need smokes id recommend plaid pantry across the street for cheaper prices. Then again I’d recommend plaid pantry for just about anything your looking for cause they just have better prices all around. Unless you need a slurpee. If you have a craving for a slurpee then this is the spot. The people working there can be a toss up but are generally friendly. Plaid pantry has friendlier people though. Maybe three stars is too high a rating…

The ataff is friendly overall. I commend the availability of Sugar Free Syrup options for coffee. The Sugar Free Slurppey Machine is down frequently. I miss the Skinny Salted Caramel Mocha. However this doesn’t discourage daily visits.

The beautifully scuz-​ball sister store of la original o’ my youth @ six-​point.
This store conveniently conjoins @ St. Louis and N. Lombard, kitty-​cornered to Plaid Pantry. What’s unusual about this twosome is that I prefer the Plaid, if for no other reason for the gas pumps; ya gotta go several miles in any direction to get gas otherwise, this deep in St. John’s!
It’s ok though. Already wrote the review about that Plaid. This is a perfectly acceptable 7 – 11, not nearly at the meth-​head, sleaze-​ball level of a few franchises I encountered in Sea-​Tac, among other misadventures. Whatever it is you come for– smokes, magazines, coffee, junk food, a hundred different tasty beverages (adult and otherwise), they give it to almost always w/​a smile.