7-Eleven

The staff watched my kids and I as if we were suspicious. I'm okay with them wanting to make sure we weren't stealing our messing anything up and glancing at us from time to time, but we were stared at HARD the entire time we were in the store! And we weren't the only ones in there, so why not look out for the other customers, as well. Especially that sketchy dude that I told my KIDS to look out for! Every time I felt their eyes on me for too long, I'd look at them and they'd look away. Also, there was no ketchup for the sliders or hotdogs.

Thanks to corporate management, this is a horrible store. I have seen people literally get ran over in front of this location. There's always transients lurking around asking for money, rides, or whatever you'll give them. It's notorious for mugging and theft inside and outside of the store. These crooks are bold! They will work together, one occupies the ONE cashier, while the other one gets five finger discounts. The night shift is always 1 clerk. Oftentimes, they are young and too inexperienced to deal with crooks and complete their duties in a safe and secure environment. I have written and called corporate multiple times over several incidents. They say they have security, but it was only on certain nights and not after 12:00 midnight. I guess they never thought of intoxicated customers coming in the store after the bar at 2:00 am. Corporate has also told me that there's putting in extra cameras. I told them that cameras do not save somebody if they're heled at gunpoint.

Terrible always nasty outside,ok service sometimes rude,homeless asking if not demanding for drugs or anything else they can get their hands on I went today expecting it to be open on maps it says open 24 hours I walked 30 minutes to find out they've secretly changed their time to 5:30am to 11:30pm damn can someone do their job on the page and update information that would be valuable to customers.

4 people roaming around the gas pumps asking for money. 3 of which had lit cigarettes. ( presumably) The smell of weed surpasses the smell of gas. Vagrants camping in the parking lot, and this was at 11am Entrance littered with abandoned rental scooters Dogs inside the store with more homeless people hanging out like a social club. Definitely not a place to be after dark. Add to this the gas pump ran so slow I gave up and left.

Walked 20 mins there at 4am just for them to be closed by 11pm. It said open 24hrs on the website like wth

Pumps are so slow you could drive to Edmond, fill your tank, and come back before your tank would be half full here.

I'm a business owner in the area, and I have lived in the area for years and go to this store often. I have had knives pulled on me outside of the store. I've seen fights break out inside the store and outside the store. The current employees of the store encourage these events and are sometimes a part of them. Beware, this store is extremely dangerous especially at night.

Mundy, the cashier, was rude and purposefully went out of his way to ignore my presence at the register he was working. Malik asked him to change out for $5 when it was my turn to checkout. It was quite alright, and I stood there quietly waiting for Mundy to return. After waiting for the cash to dispense, Mundy clanked 2 of the cash tubes together, began picking up trash from the floor, stood at Malik's register chatting with Malik, and didn't return to his register that he was at previously to help me while I stood there. He wouldn't even look at me and kept turning his back to me. Instead, he waved a Caucasian woman up that was to the far back of me continually snubbing me by not even acknowledging my presence at the counter and moving to a different register. He complained about operating on 4 hours of sleep to the customer and Malik. I was made to feel embarrassed to be there. Malik was very nice and had an apologetic look on his face for the acts of his coworker when he ultimately helped me.