William, KC, and Rafi are the best. No bull !!! They are straight forward, give you options, and…read morefix it right the first time. My 77' BMW loves them... Mike M.

Will NEVER GO HERE AGAIN! On Sundays, they open at 8 am. So, I went there at 8:15 am. After…read morepaying, I went to lift the gas pump but it was locked down. I went to go inside the store and ask an employee for help, but there was a trash can in front of door and it was locked. I knocked and knocked, but no one was there. Another man was having the same trouble. He moved his car to another pump that wasn't locked down. After paying again, he went to pump gas, but nothing came out. We both decided we'd NEVER COME HERE AGAIN. Can't trust this business.

Located on a nice conspicuous corner on Ventura, Encino Park may not be a charming neighborhood…read morewine merchant, but it will certainly do in a pinch. The parking lot is teeny tiny, but parking isn't really an issue. The interior is clean and spacious, with walls lined with booze and isled aisles stocked with standard convenience store fare. I hope they have security cameras, because the staff appears to consist of one guy at the register. This one guy was helpful, though, offering guidance when I walked in and thus dispelling some of the convenience store feel of the place. I wanted a nice cabernet sauvignon and he pointed me in the right direction. Wines are divided by type, and prices are prominently displayed. Some bottles are accompanied by tags of special recommendation, complete with tasting notes for shortcut shopping (my choice, a Sterling Vineyard 2004 going for $29.99 - quick internet search says this is more or less a standard price - was fruity and would pair with most cheeses and strong lamb and beef flavors). This isn't a destination shop by any means, but it's got a reasonable selection of alcohol (besides wine, they carry plenty of beer and all your standard liquors) and a friendly if meager staff. Sketchiness factor is extremely low, and yes, bless them, I got carded. I approve.

Great location (On ventura, by a Carl's Jr, Aroma, etc etc) and a great convenience store... Nice…read moreand specious and friendly staff... I really like this place because it's open late, There's rolling tobacco and accessories available and the best thing is that sometimes there's great ALE on sale, I actually found OLD SPECKLE HEN here, which is YUM YUM Can't really ask for more so.. 5 stars :)

I've had consistently negative experiences at this 7-Eleven, especially with the new obese woman…read morecashier. She can barely muster a hello back, comes across as extremely bothered and rude, and her facial expressions make it clear she doesn't want to be there. There's zero customer service vibe--it's like she's doing me a favor just by ringing up my items.

Java is number 1 in Encino in customer service. I came in last night and he is so amazing service…read moreall time he's the best guy.

This 7-ELEVEN is a little different than other 7-ELEVENs that I have visited in the past. Both…read morecashiers the man and the woman were extremely helpful and right away they asked me if there was anything I needed? I said I need to check all 3 lotto tickets that I have purchased last week, the machine was working, but the guy told me to give it to him and he can check them for me. Now I am a millionaire:-)) LOL. Won $10.00 and was so excited. If it was someone else, they would have bought more lottery tickets and probably lost what they have won. In my case, I took the $10 and walked out. The store was in a very nice condition. Everything was fully stocked/organized, and it was spotless clean. Just like other 7/11's they have everything from coffee, to drinks, sandwiches, to snacks to fast food on the grill. Now, my main concern is, where should I invest that money? Should I put a down payment for a car? A house? Or take a nice vacation somewhere in Hawaii. You tell me..:-)) He, Ha, Haaaaaaaa!!!!

Stopped by 7-Eleven to try some of their fried chicken. I have to admit... these are quite…read moresomething at $1 / piece. There is a mix of drums and wings. Between the Buffalo and Spicy Sweet Chili wings, they are both very lightly sauced and seasoned, a huge difference from restaurants that drown their chicken in sauce. At first, I considered this to be skimping out, but it really was the perfect amount of kick. The only part that became less enjoyable was the interior, which was fairly bland. But you know what, for 7-Eleven wings, it's really hard to complain. I was definitely impressed with what was $1 / piece.

Large selection of available items aside, the first thing a patron will notice is nothing different…read morethan any other store nearby with the AMAZING exception that at this store you will pay 30% more. It's almost like staff buys products from BevMo up the street and just ads the markup for their items which have no price tags, So until you reach the register it will be a blind adventure. Also best of luck to all who enter this parking lot. May the odds be in your favor.

"Adrenaline keeps on rushing in...Love the simulation we're dreaming in... Don't you agree...."…read more Gliding into Oaks Liquor on the corner on Hartsook and the ever busy Sepulveda Blvd... Dua Lipa blasting on the speakers makes this the place to be... Don't you agree... A convenient convenience shop, but also so much more stocked up on all things snacks and booze this wine, craft (not to mention domestic + imported) beer and spirits shop is quite unique and with the most friendly new owner service you could hope for... "This one seems pretty nice!" Sake and Veuve Cliquot at a fair price, oreos, juice and yummy grab and goes... "Who needs to go to sleep when," they're open 7 days a week.... 7am to Midinight... Sanitizer, personal items and plenty of lottery! Parking limited, never full and completely free!

Lately it seems like the majority of CVS stores that I visit are not stocked well, but this…read morelocation was very well stocked and there were several people restocking the shelves in multiple areas of the store. I was even approached to see if I was finding everything that I was looking for. The store is located in the Encino Marketplace, so parking is plentiful. Walking in, the store was bright and it was easy to navigate the aisles with the ceiling signage. The only ding that I have is that the ladies room needed to be checked, as only one stall had toilet paper. Otherwise, things were well organized.

Pretty impressed by this branch!! The pharmacy was super busy on Monday early evening, and the line…read morefor prescription pick-ups etc was long, but I'm glad there was plenty of staff handling everyone in a quick manner. Walking around the store, you have your little bit of everything: drinks and snacks, beauty hair and skin makeup products, travel essentials and toiletries, clothes, wine and alcohol, and for UPS you can pick up packages here as well as use the photo studio booth for photo pick ups at the counter. If the line is long with the cashiers, there are 2 clean and bright self checkout registers which are really nice. Parking lot is big and shared with other businesses. * Some aisles are locked so you need to press a button (which makes an announcement) for a staff to come assist

Prescription ordered by doctor from Sherman Oaks Hospital. It got here is 15 minutes and was filled…read morequickly. Just enough time to get a drink and slurp it down. Very well-organized store with security. I like the clean atmosphere.

I really hate to do this but you'll understand why as you read. So, my doctor put in for refills of…read morethree prescriptions I've been taking for over a year now for this little condition I have. Check. I get alerted when it's ready for pick up. Check. I always take advantage of their free delivery, which is great. I've been having these three prescriptions delivered for a year now without a problem. So, I go to my CVS account online to schedule the delivery. But for the first time, it says I have to talk to a pharmacist about one of them and answer some questions, after which they can deliver. Check. I call. After a few minutes on hold, I get some young woman who sounds like she's fifteen. Check. I said what questions do you have. She says something that makes no sense to me, but I answer all her questions and there were a lot. Check. Mind you, I have never had to answer questions before. Check. She verifies my address and says it will be delivered today. Fine. I ask if there's a window of delivery time, which there always is, as you have to be here to accept the delivery. She gets very irritated and nothing she's saying is making sense to me. Check. I finally get so frustrated that I say, "I'm speaking English here - I know I have to be here for the delivery and am just looking for a window - I've done this many times." Click. She hangs up on me. Check. I get a text saying they have my order and there's a link so I figure my time window will be there. But it wants a code they say is in an email they've sent. No email was sent. Check. So, I just figure it will show up when it shows up or I'll call in the morning. So, I'm about to go to bed when I decide to check on the original link I was sent. And what do I find? This young person has totally and obviously on purpose changed me to a shipment, meaning they mail it and I don't get it until Saturday. Not acceptable. It's two-thirty in the morning at this point - this store is twenty-four hours. So, I call. No one answers - for fifteen minutes. I call and get someone from the front of store and she informs me they're on their lunch break for thirty-five minutes. I decide to drive over there and just pick it up and so I can tell someone what happened. I get there. They're on their lunch until three-thirty. I decide to wait. I'm then told that their system is updating and won't be finished until four-thirty. I still wait. They finally open a window - well, "they" being one newbie who just started to work there. I tell him what happened - he's new - he hasn't a clue as to what I'm going on about. I tell him I just either want to pick it up now or have it delivered but the system is down and there's nothing he can do about it. I will remind at this point that we're talking about MEDICATION here. That someone needs. I may call over there in twenty minutes to see if their system has updated and if he can stop the shipment and deliver. At this point, if they can't stop the shipment they're gonna just have to do it all over again and deliver or, I suppose, I'll drive over there. I wrote a five-star review and noted that all the one-star reviews, of which there are MANY, seemed to be about the pharmacy there. Again, usually I set up the delivery online so I don't deal with them - very simple and works efficiently. But the young jerk who hung up on me? And then changed everything in the system to totally screw up everything on purpose. I don't wish anyone ill, but she should be fired. Sadly, as is obvious, no one from corporate OR this branch of CVS reads the comments. I'll do another update when all this is resolved. EDIT: I finally got someone on the phone at nine the next morning - she was appalled at what happened, cancelled the to be shipped order, scheduled the free delivery order, which arrived thirty minutes later. Thank heaven for a professional. Turns out she knew exactly who'd been the initial problem as they had two pharmacists out and had to bring in two new people. I don't like to get people in trouble, but if you're clearly out of your league, just get someone who knows how it works. I suspect she'll at least be talked to and since they record all calls I suggested they just listen to the call.

In an area sorely lacking a spot to pickup traditional sundries, 4YC has typical convenience store…read morestuff, beverages snacks, energy products, candy, chips, cigarettes. Nice layout and not too crowded - sort of in between an airport kiosk and a 7-Eleven. Hours are solid (7am - 9pm) for the all-day office park on-site, as well as the evening crowd that goes to the movie theater and restaurants. They have also added a dropoff/pickup dry cleaning service - ask for coupons, they'll usually give you a couple to jumpstart the business. Also, I noticed organic fruit in there today so if they start carrying that daily, superb addition.

I've worked at the Sherman Oaks Galleria before and a convenience store is exactly what they were…read moremissing. 4YC has a clean, sleek, modern look that does the galleria justice. If you need a quick snack they have a lot of choices. If you need your dry cleaning done, they offer the service as well. I had the pleasure of meeting Sergio, Chuck, and they're amazing staff and I was blown away. They provide great customer service and they interact with every customer. They will be a staple of the Sherman Oaks Galleria, mark my words!!

I stopped by the store this morning to pick up my prescription. The pharmacy was really busy, but…read moreeveryone there was very kind. I also loved the new self check-in pad at the pharmacy -- no need to give your information verbally anymore, it's all electronic now. Such a convenient upgrade! I also want to give a big thank you to Josh (I hope I have the name right), the security guard. There was a lot of theft going on for a while, but since Josh has been there, he's always doing a great job, and his customer service is 5-star. Please give him some recognition for helping keep the store safe and enjoyable to shop in. To the managers: keep up the good work, and thank you for being there for the public. Tarzana CVS gets 5 stars, and security is #1. The female security guard is also always very nice and attentive. Thank you again!

You've seen the neon that the Tarzana CVS pharmacy is open 24 hours?…read more Don't believe it. Consider it closed between 1 and 4:15 a.m. I've gone in twice around 1:40 a.m. and found the shutters closed. On the first occasion three or four people were waiting for 2:10 a.m., when a sign says someone will be back. My visit wasn't urgent, but I wonder if some of those people were coming from ER. Supposedly, I learned on my second visit (thinking the first closure was an aberration), the pharmacy closes from around 1 to 2:30, reopens for a half-hour, then closes again from 3 to 4 for computer update. Supposedly they reopen at 4, but I remember a time when it was closer to 4:15 before my shuttle-banging got them to open. (I repented my annoyance when I talked with the attendant.) I don't know how they rationalize such dismal service -- if the 1 a.m. closing is for lunch, why can't they have lunch at 3 when they're forced to close for computer update? -- but I do know my current impulse is to seek another pharmacy, even if it forces me to venture out on hot days to get in long air-conditioned lines. PS: I suppose some attendants will say "I'll starve if I have to wait until 3," but I've learned that even a cup of water or a quick nibble of something will appease the hunger. The delay, for me, makes lunch all the better.

I really like the atmosphere here. Both the coffee and the shop's décor have a very understated,…read moreelegant feel.

Solid spot if you're in the Encino area! We tried the…read morecardamom latte with oat milk and it was really good! You can actually taste the spices, and it's not overly sweet at all. Just a clean, well-balanced coffee drink. I'd give the coffee itself a solid 4/5. What really stood out though was the customer service. The barista was super helpful in guiding us through the menu, which I always appreciate. That kind of warmth makes a difference! We'd definitely come back when we're in the area. If this review helped, a thumbs up means a lot!