7-Eleven

A quaint country market with artisanal slurpees and delectable hot dogs. Attracts a varied crowd from all walks of life — really gives you a good flavor for the neighborhood.

There is something about 7 – 11 that makes me stop here almost once a day. For some reason, there are mornings when I prefer the simple make it yourself coffee over the Starbucks or the dunkin’s coffee. This location is great, since it is pretty quiet (But can get busy and noisy when the kids arrive ;)
If we leave the coffee aside for a second, I think that their prices are higher than they should be. If we will take for example a car charger for iPhone 5, they charge a lot comparing to other places that sell chargers. I mean I know that you also need to pay for the fact that they saved you with the charger when you needed it the most, but I don’t think that this is enough to charge almost double for the charger.
The people that work in this location are very friendly, and try to help.

This location 7 – 11 is actually quiet and comfortable enough to actually think and stop to decide what u want. The people are very nice and if you go often they know you by name. And if ur ever running short on change they let it slide sometimes. Overall fun place to stop at if everything else is close because it’s open 24 hours/​7 days a week

llike beavis and butthead, i go there for the nachos. he he! breaking the law!

I love the irony of this 7 – 11 more than the store itself:
This place is a mecca for local high school stoners who need to purchase blunts or obtain their late night munchies.
It is also a very popular place for cops to sit in the parking lot and wait to ticket someone for speeding.
Surprisingly the employees there are never assholes, despite having to deal with stoners all the time… or maybe I was always too high to realize they were assholes.