7-Eleven

"Gas prices here are the cheapest compared to every other gas station in Florissant/Hazelwood, but avoid buying anything in the store as it's overpriced. Also avoid buying any donuts this is North STL and you can't trust these gas stations to make anything that was cooked/baked by them to be nice. You will have stomach issues if you eat those donuts."

"Please make sure you guys are checking your balance when you use a card here. I just left after calling the police because they charged my fiancé and told him the card was declined. If you are familiar with Cashapp, then you know you would receive a “declined” notification instead of a “you spent” notification. The guy refused to allow me to show him, and when I raised he’ll and went outside to wait on the authorities my money was REFUNDED in less than 30 seconds. Prior to getting the police on the phone I was told I have to wait 7-10 days while they request a reversal."

"The girl who helped me. Rachel is her name. She is amazing. She is always very sweet, kind, and helpful. I see her in there every day working super hard to keep the store in order. She always makes sure the counter looks nice and neat. She is always there with a smile and a kind word. She is the best employee that you guys have. Treasure her. Give her a bonus or a promotion or a gift or something. =)"

"Horrible. I have not been going as much to this location as at least half the time you are approached by people begging for money. However, I recently saw they had $1 hot drinks, any size and got onto their reward program, got the little card, signed up, etc and went in to get a coffee. Went in, got my card scanned and....nope. Rung up regular price and the owner/employee gave an attitude and would not honor the price...in return, lost a longtime customer over roughly .80. Would never recommend."

"I try not to leave overly negative reviews, but being kicked out for having a small service dog with me, who was both on a leash and being carried, was the final straw. Because I am not the dog's handler and did not have his ID card (as i understand it service dogs have these to prevent people from claiming their pets as service dogs. Pets cannot be service animals), I left. Aside from rude store clerks, the ATM is often out of order, as well as multiple gas pumps (which are usually out of receipt paper). The store is dirty, and I finally gave up buying their pre-packaged ice cream cones because they were open on several occasions. The "fresh" hot food is always very, very old (I can only speak on the cheeseburgers, chicken sandwiches, and pizza). The taquitos and egg rolls were relatively fresh for gas-station fare, in all fairness. I understand gas-station food is never going to be that of resturaunt-qaulity, but this is miles away from any adjusted standard. The condiment bar often has murkey discolored juices for the onions and pickles so I'd stick with the packaged condiments. It has the same owner as the 7-Eleven on Lindbergh near McDonnell Blvd, so I can't understand the huge difference between the two locations."