7-11

Washington, DC, États-Unis

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+1 202-216-9251
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1315 2nd Street NE, Washington, DC, DC, 20002
entre N N St et N Florida Ave
NoMa
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
50 mNoMa-Gallaudet U (New York Ave)
350 m90/92/93/X3 bus: NE Florida Av & NE 5th St
580 mNorth Capitol St and Pierce St
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Heure locale (Washington, DC) 10:14 lundi 23 juin 2025

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2 avis sur 7-11

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Évaluation du lieu : 2
Washington, DC
The location is conveniently located near Harris Teeter. The store is small and has limited items. It feels safer to come here during the day. There are sketchy characters that hang around outside and at the entrance at night. If you need a lotto or powerball ticket, this is an easy place to pick one up. The employees are nice.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Washington, DC
Save your self respect, shop elsewhere. I used to think that the customers here caused the poor service, but after watching the clerks enough, its all their fault. They’re just jerks who slow down lines, mumble on cell phones while slowly serving customers, refuse to do any multitasking, toss change back at customers, and avoid any sort of service or help.
The store has all the basic 7 – 11 items, but so does Harris Teeter two blocks away, where you get treated with respect. If you’re more into the convenience store thing, go to Oasis Market on the other side of the train line.