7-Eleven 4615 San Jacinto Street, Houston, TX 77004

"The reviews y'all are giving out are fubared. Yeah, there's homeless in the parking lot there, like all of the rest of inner city Houston. Duh. The people inside though, are the real MVPs. They're having to struggle with the same people y'all are coming in and wanting free stuff from them. One of y'all even has the nerve to complain about the homeless being there but also the no public restrooms in the same review. Come on! The cashiers here are as helpful as they can possibly be given its an incredibly busy location and half the requests they deal with have nothing to do with thier job (like homeless people wanting food, or people who go in thinking they are a change machine for coin laundry somewhere else, or being asked to provide a service some other 711 somewhere else does like WU, or gosh, I can't even imagine). I sure hope all of you with your 1 stars find the Downton Abbey gas stations you evidently require back in your suburbs, you know you could always just stick to gassing up there to start with. I am at this one 3-4 times a week and I think they bust thier humps and do a great job."

"This place could be real convenient if y’all didn’t let the homeless harass customers on a daily basis. Does the owners even care? Clean up the store or sell it to someone that cares"

"Sign on the door, which was locked btw with a hand written sign on the front door that says Uber & door dash only… also the sign read the store wasn’t opened until 10pm despite google showing that it’s opened 24 hrs . The guy in the store was rude & pointed to the sign letting me know he wasn’t open for business. To the owner of this location, if your sales are down, he is the reason why."

"Stopped here for gas purchase. Bought almost $50 gas and apparently no paper in the receipt machine or some other problem so I had to go inside to get my receipt. When I asked the female attendant for a receipt she acted like what do I need a receipt for. I was standing there and I had to ask her. She did not acknowledge me by asking if I needed help. Very rude. I asked where the restroom was and she rudely replied no restrooms. I’m an elderly person who has to go when I have to go the toilet. Houston has laws that businesses such as 7 Eleven are required to provide public toilets. I was a paying customer with a medical condition and they denied me access to a toilet. A male attendant came out and rudely told me no toilet was available and that they were not required to provide them. They don’t deserved any stars but your site won’t let me do that. I have to believe after reading the 7 eleven responses that they don’t care."

"Big Gulps, eh? This is a place I’ve enjoyed consistently grabbing a quick drink. Close to the freeway. Usually kept very clean and the employees have always been nice to me. I’m a local frequenter of this establishment and I keep coming back, I like it!"