7-Eleven

False Advertising and Very Poor Customer Service. I messaged the Honolulu Corporate office that I would be posting in social media. Last Sunday, I drove to this branch at 6am in the morning to purchase energy drinks. Within the refigerated displays, I noticed a posted sign indicating that there was a sale of 2 cans for $6 on a particular brand. I selected 2 of this brand, then proceeded to the point-of-sale counter. There were no cashiers, so I waited a moment. A cashier noticed me. After an awkward silence, I initiated a formal morning greeting. At least the cashier replied, then rung up the items. The resulting total was more than $7. With an initial shock, i stated that the sign says its 2 for 6. The cashier immediately responded, "That's what the register says." Quite peculiar that this is the only 7-11 branch that lets the cash register determine executive decisions. This branch happens to be the one attached to the 7-11 Honolulu corporate office. I paused. Then the cashier said, "So, no need then?" (Notice I express that "the cashier said" -not asked). After a secondary shock I replied for the items to be placed back since I had chosen them for being on sale. At the other 7-11 branches that I visit few times every week, the cashiers always went to double check the sign posted. I have even had cashiers honor the sign even if it recently expired. I walked back, removed the sign, crumpled it, and left it on the front counter next to a person im hoping was the supervisor on duty. I"m a manager in sales overseeing 30 employees. If a similar incident occurred, i would have ran out, greatly apologized, and even offered a discount. So far, i received a message from 7-11 corporate saying sorry for what i experienced, and that my feedback would be relayed to Operations. Not even a coupon or gift card for the trouble. I wasted my time and effort (got up to wash, prepare, and change my clothes) and fuel to visit this branch only to walk out empty-handed due to False Advertising and Very Poor Customer Service.

Had a chefs salad and a Coke Zero, healthy and tasty!

The wretched woman at the counter double charged us for our items and then told my boyfriend it was because he is in there too often (??? We haven't even been on this side of town in a few weeks). She refused to give him the money back and, when I sent him back in to get her name, she lied and said "Sarah." Seems like she found a way to pocket some cash on her shifts. Hope she uses it to get good comms in jail. **I tried looking up contact information for the owner/manager, but couldn't find anything online.

Went there to get gas and snack. Micronesian woman(?) rang me up and I scan chip card and didn't work 2x in a row, no sorry, slide, still after 3 said you should just pay cash. Went to Don Quixote and boom first time, good. The machine is faulty at School and Nuuanu 7-11 with cashier mad or in denial, after trying outside twice at pump had to go in it said.(disg scanning card at pump near 615pm at

Miracles happen. I don’t know if I dropped my wallet inside Nuuanu 7 Eleven store or outside, but the cashiers at the store had it with everything intact! 5 stars!

So happy we found some Beatboxes here on our visit to the Island. They should try to stock the new Hard Tea flavor though, would love that.

The thing I like about 7-11 is their meal takeouts. They are very cheap and tasty, large variety. Funny thing is there are often shady characters who linger outside this chain but they are harmless.

today at 5:45 am went to the nuuanu main store and left because it was terrible no coffee which was all 3 uprights only 2 small pots with decaf coffee if i wanted to drink decaf i wouldn't drink coffee hello so terrible how can you go to an store which has empty coffee pots. I notice too WITHOUT GEORGE in the store ,its an MESS and no coffee

Why haven't I come to this 7-Eleven all this time? This location in particular is just across the street from Starbucks Nuuanu with an on ramp to H1 Freeway going west. Most times I don't pack a lunch before heading to work nor have I meal planned in a while. You can easily pickup lunch or breakfast, fill up gas, use the ATM, and come to this location to drop off your dry clean for Hakuyosha. Although during the morning rush hour, it can be very busy as a lot of people are commuting into Downtown Honolulu. Every time I walk in, someone would greet customers. As busy as they can be, they still acknowledge everyone that comes in. What I love most about this location is that there is a small covered parking right behind with a driveway right on School Street. What I also love most about this location is that there aren't squatters offering to open and close the front door for loose change like how many do at the Piikoi Street Store. My usual purchase is a Deluxe Bento, I also love their spaghetti with fried chicken, and how can you not appreciate the variety of musubi there is. I think I shop at 7-Eleven way too much, there are so many locations around Honolulu, they also sell a lot of Korean snacks, Sanrio merchandise, also BTS items. They've really incorporated many Asian deli items to go. It's way too convenient for a convenience store!

I love this location- Nuʻuanu :) The sistaʻs here are full of Aloha and takes care of you. Just a short walk from my place too and that is a plus! The shrimp pork hash here is the best and they are big.

I'm from Japan and when I eat the breakfast rice and sausage and eggs rice was so hard and dry I feed to the birds. That how you guys eat rice in Hawaiia??

This is a good store. I usually come here to get coffee. Good work everyone! "Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising every time we fall." - Confucius

Happy 7-Eleven Day! On July 11th of almost every year, the popular convenience store, 7-Eleven, gives out a free small slurpee! Recently, a coupon for a free small slurpee is distributed so that customers may come back another day if that particular July 7th day doesn't work out for them. The giveaway starts at 11am and ends at 7pm. Located at the corner of Nu'uanu Avenue and School Street, this particular location of 7-Eleven actually has two entrances and two parking lots. The first entrance is from Nu'uanu Avenue (with a small parking lot that fits about four cars). The second one is from School Street. I only figured out the School Street entrance and parking lot because customers were entering through the back door to get to the slurpee machines. 7-Eleven in Hawaii is different from the mainland 7-Elevens. Are Hawaii 7-Elevens carry local items such as Musubi, manapua, and slurpee flavors such as Haupia (coconut) and Blue Pineapple. I personally got the Butter Mochi slurpee and it was yummy! As the saying goes, "Oh, thank heaven for 7-Eleven"! Customers surely appreciate the snacks, candies, adult beverages, office supplies, personal Care items, and other items for purchase!

Stopped in for a fountain drink. Gas pumps are right behind the parking lot which only has three awkwardly positioned parking spots. Got in and out of there quickly. Homeless camp out in front asking for money.

After such an alarming and disappointed experience at the 7-11 nearest my home located at the corner of Nuuanu and Kuakini, I've decided to look for an alternative for late night cravings. I totally forgot about this particular location of 7-11 at the corner of Nuuanu and N School St. At first I couldn't really understand the reasoning of having two 7-11 stores with gas pumps at each location. From a business perspective, you end up cannibalizing your sales which initially should be an issue. Unless there is considerable profitability at both locations. This 7-11 location is smaller than the one up the block. You have much less parking stalls and the store is smaller. But I have found the staff here more customer service oriented where they greet you and thank you. Just the other night I was driving home and was hungry. In the past I would go to nearby McDonald's or Foodland for a Scooby snack. But after a Foodland employee tested positive for COVID-19 and McDonald's changed their operation for walk-in carryout orders, I found myself looking for an alternative. Auntie (Nadine C.) previously shared with me her free Slurpee coupons she got for this year's celebration of free Slurpee day. I made sure to use mine before the expiration date an came to this location. I recall Auntie raving over the fish musubi and she highly recommended me to try it. With that in mind I entered this 7-11 looking for the fish musubi. Sadly I couldn't locate them in the warmer section so I proceeded to look for a sandwich. But while looking at their sandwiches, I came across the jumbo fish musubi in the chiller. Instructions are to put musubi into the mircrowave for 75 secs (1 min 15 sec) so I heated one up. When it was time, I took the musubi out and damn, was it HOT. How HOT do you ask? You couldn't hold it in your hands as it started to burn your palm. I looked for a napkin nearby to use but NONE. I walked back to the fountain drink/Slurpee stations and still NO napkins. WTH... I had to improvise so I used a disposable chopstick to place under the super HOT fish musubi and stood in line. When it was my turn, the male staff immediately saw how I was holding the musubi and gave me 2 napkins. I paid for my purchase and went back to my car. VERDICT: I was surprisingly amazed on how good the jumbo fish musubi is. 75 secs thoroughly heated the musubi and the fish inside was tasty and the tartar sauce didn't overwhelm. I'm NOT a fan of furikake seasoning so I ate around it. Overall, I found this 7-11 a much better location over the one at Nuuanu/Kuakini location, but both stores are not in the best of neighborhoods. Both locations have some questionable patrons who seem homeless and/or intellectually disabled so you need to take precaution. I recommend you to make sure to lock your car, if asked don't give them money and hold onto your belongings. I found it successful if you just ignore them, pay for your purchase and immediately leave the premise.

This location delivers alcohol thru Vroom! Yassss! Perhaps the best thing to come out of these Covid times is the introduction of booze delivery thru a third party service?! They have pretty much everything available for delivery and the best part is, there's no mark-up on any prices and right now there's no delivery fee bc it's a new service they hope to roll out to all 7-elevens. The inventory on the website is off bc the bottle of wine I ordered was out of stock but they called me to offer a substitute and refunded the price difference. It took 40 minutes for the delivery (it's a 5-7 minute drive from my house) which wasn't bad. The delivery person checked my ID upon delivery and was very friendly.

Decided to pick up this new donuts that 7-11 sells. I'm not sure if all 7-11 ya e this product but I went to the 7-11 located corner of Kuakini and Nuuanu . The donuts itself is not bad it had enough glazed but the center was a little chewy but that's me everyone is different. The associate said that they only bring in 5 boxes a day and it's made by Patisserie Bakery. Be safe and support local

Was in the area and stop by 7-11, I was surprised to see something new....DAKINE DONUTS by Patisserie. 6 to a box...$6.95. I was very surprised by the taste, Chewy and soft....Come in Glaze Donuts. Will definitely buy it again...Hopefully all the stores has it, I live on West side...PS Still waiting for the sandwich's crust to be taken off at the ends, Just like Japan. I've heard they need a special machine. Give these Donuts a try...you might like it. Aloha, Derek Ok...This is the 3rd day eating this Donuts, Still Chewy and soft, going change my 4-Stars to 5-Stars....Aloha, Derek

Drove to this branch 6am today to get energy drinks. One item had a sign of 2 cans for $6. I selected 2 cans of this item. I approached the check-out counter. Never mind that there was no morning greeting, I greeted after some silence because I like to be friendly. The total sales resulted in more than $7. I told the cashier that the sign says 2 for 6. Her reply, well that's what the register says. I find it ironic that this branch which is attached to the 7-eleven corporate office has False Advertising and Very Poor Customer Service. After my stunned silence, the cashier says "No need then?" With more shock, I say "Yes put it back. I only chose it because the sign says 2 for 6". Most other 7-eleven branch cashiers would have simply checked to see the sign. There was even a 2nd 7-11 worker who seemed to be the supervisor. The cashier could have even asked the 2nd person to check. I walked back and removed the sign, crumpled it, and handed it to the 2nd person since apparently the point-of-sale register makes the executive decision, and not the signs posted nor supervisor on duty. Quite sad and frustrating because I wasted my time, effort, and fuel to purchase products, only to leave empty-handed because of False Advertising and Very Poor Customer Service.

Love this 7/11 I go almost everyday from grabbing a quick breakfast before the bus to a case of beer for the weekend. The people who work here are so kind and always very helpful.

How can anyone survive without 7-eleven? Perfect for grab n go breakfast, lunch or even dinner. Pastries, sushi, bentos, hot dogs, manapua (lup cheong, too), pork hash (the best), Slurpies, ice cream novelties, chips, cleaning and auto supplies, and even toys! Fresh fruit includes apples and bananas. Lots of soft drink and coffee options. Good coffee. May not be "gourmet", but reasonably priced. Perfect place for purchasing single serve bottles of alcohol, for baking/cooking. After all, who needs 750ml of bourbon when the recipe calls for only 1/2C.? Hmm... Staff is friendly and helpful. Parking can be a challenge sometimes, especially early in the morning. Everyone is here for coffee and pastries. Be patient, as cars come and go, quickly.

This 7-11 is my weekday early morning stop to pickup breakfast. Since it's the closest to my job. For the most part it's a pretty good location. The only reason why I'm giving them 4 stars instead of 5. *Sometime they don't have all your hot food options available so you gotta get it out the refrigerated section and heat it up yourself which can be a pain if your running late and every minute counts. *They have a very inconvenient change of shift which happens to be durning what I would consider a peak time of 6-6:30am. Which unfortunately the time I'm in the store. Durning this time the line runs really slow because they are closing out their cash registers and batching out all of their credit card transactions. Sometimes this process won't allow you to even pay for gas inside. Besides those two things the staff here is pretty nice and store is kept pretty clean for the most part.

I was holding off on making this post hoping that I would get a call back from management to resolve this. Personally this location doesn't deserve the one star rating. I asked the lady at the desk (Leonita) for a money order of $200. I guess she had a hard time hearing me because all she could say was "WHAT?" in a condescending way over and over to where the customer on the side of me and her coworker had to tell her what I wanted. I told her the rest would go to gas. I gave her a total of $230. Her overall attitude was just not friendly which made me uncomfortable. I fill up my gas to see that only $9 has been put in.. so where did the rest of the money go? I go back in and tell her that there has been a misunderstanding, she had a blank look in her face and tells me I paid $210 and stares at me hinting me to leave. I told her that she is going to be over in her drawer and I can wait for her to count it in the back just to make sure. She refused, smirked and no further explanation was given. My fiancé goes in and and is upset she decides to tell him why she can't count the drawer and says they would have to shut down the store. THEN she tells another coworker to deal with him. THIS LADY IS A LEAD AND IS GOING TO HAVE SOMEONE ELSE TAKE CARE OF HER MESS? LOL They told my fiancé that if there was a mistake they will call us the next morning, we knew they were over in their cash drawer but we also knew there would be no call. I filed a claim and was told there would be a call back so far it's been almost a week and NOTHING. Long story short, there are other gas station options with better staff who won't try to steal your money and are at least empathetic. I just hope the lady (Leonita) who stole my $20 put it to good use and spent it on food or something useful. Update: The issue has been quickly resolved. I want to thank management and customer service for all of their help. They understood my frustration and took care of it in a professional manner.

The two stars represents their loco moco plates with bone fragments in meat patties. Shame the last 3 plates I have bought from 7/11 doesn't matter which one store, the plates contains bone fragments . For safety and health issues the vendor of the plated food should be put on notice. Also the blt sandwiches the beacon in last couple I bought didn't look like it was cooked at all spat it out after bite into it. Safety issues with vendors needs to be updated. Resent update thank you for responding on this issue. 1153am understandably that in mass production things do get by undetected. But since it's been in the last 3 plates I bought, it's lacks in safety.

Let's be real- I only came here for the F'real shakes. Its been flooding my IG page for awhile, so I figured I'd try it out for myself! When I was there Monday night, there was at least 10 people ahead of me, waiting for their shakes. The freezer with the shakes are off to the side, btw. The mango smoothie was pretty good, but not the best. When I saw the amount of sugar it contained, I didn't want to drink it anymore haha. I would not say its worth hunting down but if you happen to pass by, its worth a try! PS: They also sell "premium" 7-11 snacks from Japan!

This place always has everything you need always fully stocked with food and snacks... just gets pretty busy... morning workers are terrible but night time workers are really good! Cleanliness 3/5 Friendliness 4/5 Quickness 5/5

This is my go-to 7-Eleven whenever I'm around Chinatown. It's a great stop if you want a little snack. They have bentos, musubis, sushi hand rolls, salads, drinks, convenience items, and even gas for your car! Interestingly, there is a pay phone right in front too. I find it rare to come across a pay phone machine nowadays. Parking is a bit tight with a 3 or 4 stalls right in front plus a loading zone. Somehow there is space for a two pump gas station area.

ALERT: New Worker, Big Attitude! I went in to get my nephew just something small to eat to hold his stomach before I take him to pearlridge to go shopping for some new clothes and a few toys (: I got him a spam musubi since he loves it! I walk to the register and the NEW cashier says. "thats it??" and i respond "yes, thank you" then... she has the nerve to tell me to SCAN it! and so i look around to see if any other customers sees what she just said to me.. and they did! so i scanned it, and then she says the total. I give her my debit card, then shes says "Card? I swear, people by the smallest things with a card now days" Ooooh, this chick... she just knows how to piss me off! Shes lucky I have the Lord in me, because If i didnt, that musubi wouldve went straight to her face i tell you! I grab the musubi, and ask the Lord to forgive. and yes, I said it to her! the nerve that lady....

I haven't bought anything from this place since 2010 and only decided to stop recently because I heard they had a F'real machine. I was surprised that there was a line: I waited about 10 minutes for my smoothie, and what a waste of time that was. Let's just say I'm not a fan of F'real. The reason why I do give it a 4 star is because this particular store saved me from being hungry during my collegiate and elementary years. Even though I bought the pre-packaged items, they were still delicious. I also rode the bus everyday so it was very convenient to have this store be walking distance from where I live so that I could buy a bus pass. And did I mention the slurpee machines? Yum! Customer service hasn't changed one bit either. The cashiers are still friendly and engaging as ever.

This location is a solid 3.5 for me but I'm going to raise it to 4 stars because of an employee I encountered this morning, Pou (Puo). I apologize for not remembering her name, but she made a great impression on me. Yes the last few reviews for here have not been great. The parking is extremely tight which is why I often avoid this location. However, this morning I was able to find a stall. The store seemed well-stocked and clean. The employees I encountered appeared friendly especially with their regular customers. Am I likely to return to this location? It's tough because the parking is a really difficult at times, but I liked that Pou/Puo reported that all new things to come to 7-11 are found here. #1 of 100 2016

This is a great location on the corner of School and Nuuanu (across from Walgreens). I've NEVER been there when there wasn't a ton of other customers fighting over the 4 parking spots (in front) or clambering over the 4 gas pumps. It's ALWAYS crowded. Hint: there are actually a few more parking spaces on the other side of the building. Although the location is great, getting in and out might present a problem especially if someone feels it's necessary to make a LEFT TURN out of the lot. Aaaaarrrgggg !!! Pastries are great and the staff is generally pleasant and helpful. I'm a coffee snob so theirs isn't up to my standards, but there are multiple flavors available. And the musubis and manapuas are always a good option for a quick, hot snack.

It's a store for every daily need when u r hungry thirsty or just need to stop on the go to get what need for last resort

Li Hing Mui Spam Musubi ($1.59)? One of things where I'll say I felt the idea of this was complete abomination, but I was still curious and in the end, even if it was consumable, I will never, ever try again. *Just to let the reader know, this isn't a review on this particular 7-11 in general, but the only one i've seen that actually stocks this musubi. But seriously, if you haven't already wondered what other crazy concoctions you'll find at convenience store shelves! This HI franchise is known for Frankensteining food products, even if some were actually quite successful.* Ling Hing Spam'subi? Taste? Well, to be quite honest, the li hing mui power isn't the predominant flavor here (very subtle and not too overpowering). It's the furikake packed underneath. So with that sesame seed-sugary-seaweed, plus the savory from the luncheon meat, it's like a Spammy Li Hing hurricane mix, cept with white rice instead arare and popcorn. Now, if for some reason, that sounds appealing (or if you're pregnant), by all means, try it. But if those flavor profiles rolled into one makes you cringe, you're better off passing. Trust your Spidey senses, friends! 2 stars Li Hing Mui Spam Musubi at the 7-Eleven on Nuuanu Ave.

This review is solely for the suddenly famous F'real Milkshake machine that they offer. Now I've seen this on the mainland, but I guess this is super new for Hawaii people because people CANNOT stop with the instagram and vine posts about this machine. My brother dragged me out of bed at 10PM cause he wanted me to bring him here, being the super nice and best sister in the world I did just that. I knew it was at the Nu'uanu 7-11 by Walgreens, but having not lived in Hawaii for two years I thought they were talking about the 7-11 on Nu'uanu and Liliha. So we went there and the machine was not there, luckily my friend working at that 7-11 said it's down the street more near the main intersection and that many people always come here asking that. So we drove down and arrived at the right 7-11. There was already a few people there getting their milkshake on. To get your F'real milkshake, there are steps on how to do it: 1) Choose what flavor milkshake you want (peanut butter, vanilla, chocolate, mint chocolate, coffee, and they also have smoothies). (My brother chose the peanut butter milkshake) 2) Rip off the plastic cover and stick it in the blender 3) Choose your consistency: less thick, regular, more thick. (My brother chose less thick) This machine has a cool computer screen that guides you along the way. As you choose your consistency it raises up the blender up into the machine and blends it. I found the commentary that the computer was saying humorous: "GET READY FOR F'REALITY!" And after about a minute or so, it's done blending and you have your F'REAL MILKSHAKE! Since I'm lactose intolerant, I only tried a few sips of his and all I have to say is this: THIS MILKSHAKE WILL NOT BRING ALL THE BOYS TO YOUR YARD. Sorry girl, it just ain't!!! The customer service here was nice though, I asked how much their business has increased since receiving the machine and he said "it's extremely popular". My brother said it was a waste of money and he could've made a better one at home, I agree. You could've just gotten ice cream, added milk, and be done. I believe people are just attracted to the whole concept of seeing it be blended for them lol or that this is just something different. You are better off getting a milkshake at Zippy's, Jack in the box, or McDonalds.

7/11 is 7/11? But this one is located right before y ou get on the freeway. It's one stop off the Pali. It's down the hill from Nuuanu. There's a parking lot for 4-5 cars on the back side on school st. Convenient gas stop too. G

IF YOU NEED TO DO A MONEY ORDER FOR WHATEVER REASON, DO NOT COME HERE. If I could give 0 stars I would, but since the manager named Peter was decent I'll let the 1 star slide this time. *** yesterday I sent my sister in to make 4 money orders for our rent while I awaited my checks in the mail. The total that it's supposed to add up to was $1880.00. She came back with a total of $1780.00 and I questioned her about it and she told me that she counted it out for the employee (3) $500 and (1) $380 but instead the clerk must've put in $280. (For whatever reason my sister didn't catch that RIGHT THERE, she is partially to blame) then she tells me that the employee didn't even count the money, but instead just put it in the money drop directly behind her. I'm furious. I drive up there and ask her if she could count her drawer because I'm positive she'd be $100 over. She tells me I can come back tomorrow with no explanation. But no, I ask for her managers number and let her know that I won't be leaving until this is squared away. She insists she counted the money and that we only had $280, getting all cocky that it's our fault. That we didn't have enough money. Her manager peter on the phone explains that he is off today but will come down to the store. I waited from 3pm to 545pm. He arrived! Yes!!! To only tell me that he can't open the money drop because it's time sensitive and will be locked till the next morning. He says he checked the cameras.. and he is certain that the drawer will be over $100 because he verified that my sister was telling the truth, Judy did not count the money. It's 7am the next day, I get a call from Peter to come pick up my $100, the drawer was over. my sister is partially to blame for not catching it at the store, I get that. But for the lady to lie to my face and say that she counted the money and make it seem like we were just short is ridiculous. Never again.

Worse F-ing 7-11 I've ever been to! I've never felt so ashamed and embarrassed at ANY 7-11 EVER!!!! Tonight is Sunday 11/29/2015, and I was there at 11:30 pm. I'm hoping corporate will see this message and do something about it. Two older ladies, both with bad attitudes! One with glasses, the other with horrible makeup. I have always purchased the huge 64 oz. insulated Big Gulp drinking mugs. Great price, $14 mug, with one free fill-up, and unlimited $1.35 refills for two years(they come out with new designs each year). I highly suggest you purchase these mugs. They are better than those flasks everyone seems to be addicted to. Anyway, at every other 7-11 I've been to, I have NEVER been charged to fill up my cup with water. When I purchased my current mug, I didn't fill it up(there's a sticker on the mug that has the free fill-up code). Every time I take it to a 7-11 and fill it with water, I tell them I have water, and they let me walk out. THIS 7-11 wasn't so nice. I walked up to the cashier(who was watching a guy that looked suspicious), then started to ring up my refill. I told her, "oh this is just water." She looked at me as if I was lying, so I popped open the lid. Before I could take it off she said it's still $1.35. So I asked if I can use my free fill-up code since it never got used. She proceeded to ask the lady next to her, who misunderstood and assumed my cashier didn't know about the $1.35 refill(which she did), and told her "no it's $1.35, we sell that cup." So I told her the situation, and my cashier (with a bitchy tone) asked "how did you get that cup?! they were supposed to take it off!" So I explained how I only purchased the cup without a refill, and I only get water which they never charge me for. She asked which store, I told her, then said "well thats that store, we don't know if you really purchased that cup." I never felt so embarrassed in front of all those customers. She thought I stole the cup!!! 7-11 needs to get all their employees on the same page. Either charge for water or don't! I'm happy paying, but don't make me look an asshole thief. I hate those two bitches...they ruined my night! Never going back to that 7-11 ever again.

Slurpie machines are always broken at this one. And the stench from outside is worse at night...usually I go during the day and it still smells. I've grown up on 7-11 since I was a little kid in Kalihi. But now I can't even my own kids there cause we have walk across pee or poop, or the homeless people who talk to them. Seriously, I'm all for buying folks food when they need it. But when some knock the food out my hand and ask for a light, I just about lose it. Right in front of good ole 7-11 :/

i like this 7-11. the workers are nice. the line for the F'real milkshake can get crazy at times but no can help

I sometimes have to remind the employees to unlock the beer fridge In the morning, but otherwise the staff is great. Not the best looking bunch, but my brother tends to date 7/11 employees. Works for him because he gets hooked up with their manapua's. Great musubi's, and sandwiches while on the go. Cold beers. Pretty decent bento lunch plates. They do have in stock peach Snapples which I love after a resounding hangover. Always have what I want, when I want.

I went to put fuel in my car this morning and pay for my fuel and waited five minutes while the clerk finish talking story to activate the fuel pump

Stopped by after a late night concert for a quick drink and a snack. I have to say they are getting better at restocking the food options and was surprized to find the shelves fully stocked at 2am. This must be the cops favorite location (easy on and off to H1 freeway I guess) because they constantly stop by to fill up on drinks.

I go here when the one up the street is too busy. It is ok here. On the smaller side and every so often there are sketchy people lurking outside.