7-Eleven

"Please don't eat in this place the people in the kitchen are bothered when you order food for them they always make the food annoying and always complaining look at the photo how they packed my food and it was still open this is not quality to spend your money"

"this location got a few good employees the dude dave kalup an marie an shawn these people here at this location need a raise thay go behind there job I come in alot both morning an evening shift an the morning people leave this place dirty no fresh roller grill bathroom dirty not mop or wiped down. I give the names I mentioned in this review a good hard workers that need more workers like kalup dave marie an shawn y'all make the place clean an welcome thanks guys for your hard work"

"This location is the worst location in the world the employees are doped up and they do not take care of their customers needs Instead they argue with. Employee sleeping on the clock and not attending customers"

"I visited this location today to cash in a few lottery tickets. I've purchased lottery tickets at this location multiple times. I'm almost 40 years old and don't look under 18. The cashier asked for ID and I said, "Good grief" because I've never been asked for ID here before, by this exact cashier, over the course of several years, even prior to 7/11 buying the store. The "manager" who later identified herself as "Shannon" began shrieking at me like some sort of wild banshee about how the state is now requiring ID (the state ID laws regarding lottery have not changed) and about how if I didn't like it I could get out. This was after the cashier had already seen my ID and had my lottery tickets in hand, essentially implying she would steal the lottery winnings by kicking me out of the store without my money. Shannon continued to shriek like a tantruming toddler throughout the transaction, at one point telling her employees to "remember her face". I will fully admit to speaking loudly to try to be heard over this psychotic woman, but I also laughed multiple times because I was completely shocked that a 55-60 year old woman was behaving the way she was. The cashier looked so embarrassed and apologized to me when the transaction was done, leading me to believe this is normal behavior from Shannon. I thanked the cashier and told Shannon to have the day she deserved, to which she responded "YOU STARTED IT!!!111!!!" in expected 2 year old fashion. I'm not sure what is wrong with this woman, but by the looks of the employees and the apology, I'm pretty sure her behavior is routine. I'll be contacting the NYS lottery commission and the owner of the franchise as well. I wanted to update this. The 7-eleven corporation commented asking me to fill out their survey, which I did. I received no response from the company after c/p this review into the survey. I did speak to someone at the lottery commission and they assured me they'd open an official complaint/report and send someone to the store."

"Its supposed to be 24 hours but in the 6 months ive lived across the street its been closed almost every night. Employees just watch you walk up, thinking you cant see them. They are scamming 7/11 for free money on the night shift."