7-Eleven

This is the cleanest and friendliest ⁷⁄₁₁ in town, Judy who works here is the sweetest lady. We come in to get coffee and her personal warmth keeps customers coming in. She might be the owner because she really cares about this place! Warm hugs to the elderly and a sweet sincere lady who makes everyone feel special! Real interaction with her customers rather than a transaction. Thank heaven for Judy and ⁷⁄₁₁!

Decent enough corner shop to get all your necessary stuff from ice cream to gum, smokes to cokes.

Came here to buy two alcoholic drinks and an old man was out cashier. He asked for my ID and I gave him my passport because I am tourist here and I don’t have a California ID nor should I have one just to buy alcohol. And he was really rude to me and my boyfriend. I think someone needs some learn how to deal with costumers and also read about the law, because the VISA has a picture of me and also my birthday and it was issued by the United States of America.

Manager was on it. Made everyone’s day. Great dude. Made shopping there an awesome experience.

Judi was my cashier recently, she was pretty cool. She carded me when I bought an alcoholic beverage, and we chatted about how checking ID was «better safe than sorry.» She was conversational and asked if I needed a bag to help out with the bag of ice I was carrying out. It was courteous of her to realize my hands were going to be full, and politely offered a bag.
People are always in and out of this place, I wonder who I will see next.

A pretty good 7-​Eleven. I stopped in to pick a a lotto and make me an iced coffee. The don’t offer it, but I just grab a large cup, fill up with ice and head over to the coffee island, and fill it up with my favorite coffee.
Any rate, when I walked in, it reminded me of one of those Seinfeld episodes when Kramer walks into Jerry’s apartment and everyone shouts «heeeeeey» Well, that’s what I did here today and they did it back, very cool for sure. So that being said, the girls at the counter were very hip and friendly. They made great small talk and were funny.
This location had a Red Box, as most 7-​Eleven locations these days (
) and they also offer a propane tank exchange program, not like most 7-​Elevens. The store was well organized, stocked, and clean. (
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Really friendly staff!!! I believe that this is the training location for other 7 – 11 stores, because every time i go in I see someone being trained.
A very cop friendly spot I noticed as well, I guess being the nearest 7 – 11 off El Cajon it is to be expected.
³⁄₅ Stars because I just can’t bring myself to give it 4… sure the staff is nice, but since they are newly trained and on the job, that is to be expected as well.
FOOD?
I had a pastry here one time, tasted fresh even at 10pm at night.
Pizza is pretty standard stuff… just BEWARE, they charge a lil more than $ 1 for the meat slices!!! You have been warned!!!
CLEAN?
I assume cleaning is one of the many training aspects being taught here… always clean and tidy.
OVERALL
Same as most 7−11s out there, with this one being maybe more friendly because of the «newness» of freshly trained staff.

what makes a 7-​Eleven or breaks it is their coffee bar. This one doesn’t have the pump for creamers and makes you open the individuals… nope. The one down the road has a great coffee bar

Typical 7-​Eleven. Always have what I need here. Great staff and reasonable, if not, slightly higher prices. The parking lot sucks and it is very tight, especially during peak business hours.

Hey, they have the cheapest gas around me, cheaper than Arco even!

Get your Drank on.
So far, the ONLY place in San Diego that I have been able to find «Drank.» Yes, the anti-​energy drink. No, I haven’t tried it yet (but I will tonight after work).
Kudos to the buyer for this store that decided to stock up on the purple grape-​flavored stuff.