7-Eleven

"I went to this location last Monday.. and I purchased a 3 pack of a bud light .. every body knows this 3 packs have a plastic surround around.. so I got home and I opened.. there were damage someone dropped in the store .. cans were smash .. so I went back just to exchange I wasn’t asking for money.. there’s was man with a bad actitud.. he looks from gana or west Africa.. he gave me a killer aye looking.. and told me no I’m employed not a manager.. so I went back today and talked to a manager he looks from India.. and he told me no is against the law to exchange products… And I still have the products that a purchase and ticket purchase.. they hurt my feelings and Discrimination.."

"Everyday when I stop in, I get harassed by the same homeless person. I finally got fed up with this and just started driving to the next closest 7-11. I thought I'd try the store again. I went in for coffee and, to my surprise, a homeless girl was washing her dirty panties in the sink. Well that is enough for me to never go there again!"

"I enjoy coming to this 711, the owner is super nice and is friendly(unless something happens in the store that is not acceptable) The store is clean and pretty neat, they keep their food fresh on the grill. All in all pretty great store to go to by the beaches."

"Stay away. Today around 11 am, the cashier screamed at a woman trying to make a purchase, that people who don't speak English correctly do not belong in his store. I couldn't believe that a cashier would treat a customer that way. He first told her that he wouldn't accept cash because "everybody uses credit cards" and then created a scene by literally yelling that she didn't speak English and couldn't understand anything. It left her in tears. All this in front of her young daughter. The poor kid was terrified. Please don't support this scumbag! And this is in a neighborhood full of foreign students. Beware!"

"I stay in the area, go here literally every single day (there’s another 7 eleven slightly down the street may start going there more often), most of the cashiers are always very polite and attentive. I come in here with my dog sometimes and it’s never a problem. I came in here tonight and dealt with a very rude, African American cashier who made me walk back to my apartment to get $0.09 and asked me not to bring my dog back when I come bank."