7-Eleven

There is a vicious existential crisis going on with the very moody night guy. Casteneda writes about different types of neurotics & psychotics in our society, and goes so far as to name some of them by template. This guy is the poster child for The Petty Tyrant. Apparently he's got some hard and fast rules that are not posted anywhere but they are also arbitrary- he will spit venom at someone who comes through the door to spend money for daring to enter the unlocked store past midnight because he has hours he created to avoid the unpleasant transients who he freely refers to as "jobless bums"... But he can be seen catering to a customer who is stuffing money into the gambling machines all hours. He is very free with his insults and judgments but literally is in possession of no facts or backstory of any Soul he hurls invective at. If questioned he will attempt to kick the person out with a lifetime ban, on occasion he has threatened violence and challenged physical altercation but always with the caveat that the person he is threatening 'throw the first punch' so that he can invoke the law when it serves him. He will also invoke that he occupies a caste of primacy, because he has a job and a house... Meanwhile he has never engaged a single person he accuses with a conversation about what their backstory is. He is essentially a very simple minded man who paints with a broad and cruel brush. Quite clearly suffering from some manner of trauma and or inferiority complex. I have endured much from this man child, but the final straw has been in denying me my walking stick (my clean 4 ft bamboo, which was erroneously conflated with a 6-foot bo staff that I use outside and have never brought into the business- this will be borne out by video) when I set it off to the side upon entering the empty store... and accusing me of not being handicapped. My primary care physician and my lawyer will be happy to prove otherwise. A heartbreaking addendum to the story is that I had thought that the day manager, an older gentleman was a man of greater reason, but when I approached him about the issue he immediately became defensive and took the side of the night clerk. This is all regrettable because I believe that I may have met the actual owner in the past and he struck me as a dignified and measured individual. The people that represent his investment?? Rotten, without empathy and dispossessed of any scope of understanding.

The reviews are true, horrible service. They say 24/7 but he locked the doors and sat on his phone. When I knocked, he said they were closed and went back to watching his phone.

Wanted to buy 4 packs of Planters Peanuts that were marked 2 for $1. Rang up for $4. The cashier told me they charge $1 per pack now, regardless of price marked on the packages. I passed and took my business elsewhere.

During my shift, I stopped by the local 7-11 at 3:30am & the doors were locked. The guy had just walked to the back. I waited, knocked & called but he never came back to the front of the store. I thought it’s supposed to be open 24/7?

Nice people working here + hot n’ fresh taquitos 😋

Only 7 eleven that won’t let you use their microwave don’t go there

Well it's 7-Eleven so. They are on a regular braces bringing in more and more food products fried chicken wings buffalo wings fried chicken pizza and I keep improving on what they keep bringing in. And I'll try anything and I really haven't had anything that was terrible there. Usually most of the staff and 7-Eleven are really friendly people imagine that's part of their hiring program hire friendly people. But overall I kind of like 7-Eleven, Wawa has gotten a little bit products or shrinking prices are rising and just feels kind of corporate. But overall 7-Elevens a good convenience store to go visit.

Wouldn’t let me use the microwave for my food even though I was going to purchase a drink as well. Extremely rude staff wouldn’t recommend stopping by here. Definitely not if your a blue collar worker

I have been visiting this particular 7-Eleven for 20+ years. The store is always very clean both inside and out (unfortunately not always the case with 7-Eleven stores) and I have found the employees to be both consistently kind and courteous throughout the years. Really a well run store. The fact that they keep the store so clean is extremely important to me as I am normally buying some type of quick snack whenever I run in there. The store was renovated several years ago and it has certainly been kept up on. A good choice if you are in Doylestown and looking for something quick.