Lady behind the counter wasn't pleasant or helpful at all. I was the only customer at the time and…read moreshe acted like I was disturbing her. I asked for a receipt to which she rudely replies, "no receipt!" So I won't be coning back here I guess.

A "convenient" Mini Market located off the escalators, to your right & through the tunnel & glass…read moredoors. Aside from wine & beer this quick stop mart offers a little bit of everything ranging from Lotto tickets, chips, candy, newspapers, prepared meals, over the counter medicine, healthy snacks, fancy chocolate, deli items & personal items...including socks. Friendly Man & Woman working being the counter. There's a $3 credit card minimum.

Pretty decent 7-Eleven that has everything that you might need. If you visit around 7 am, the store…read moremight be a bit crowded for the morning rush. That said, the staff moves pretty fast, so your wait should not be too long. The only downside to this 7-Eleven is the parking lot is kind of tight.

Run down and grubby, but they had a working ATM in my network and that's what matters. The store…read moreseemed to be well stocked, but the curb appeal is severely lacking.

I feel weird giving a 7-Eleven 5 stars but as far as convenience stores go, this is the best one…read moreout there. It is always clean and well organized. I don't mean clean by 7-eleven standards I mean like ACTUALLY clean. The guys who work here are very nice and friendly, something I have literally NEVER seen at a 7-eleven in as long as I can remember. I go in pretty regularly after work and they remember me and ask how my day was. They I will gladly spend a few extra bucks on some food items here than go across the street to the CVS where the staff actively hates you. Customer service and an exceptionally neat store make all the difference!

Every July 11th brings forth people to flock to 7-Elevens around the United States for free…read moreslurpees. It had been awhile since I had a slurpee, and since it was a hot, summer day, I ventured over for a free slurpee. The staff was friendly, and the customers were happy to quench their thirst. This store has a small parking lot, and there is plenty of nearby street parking. I would recommend coming to this location.

Been going there for about a year now and he's nothing but kind towards me. They have a great…read morevariety of different drinks and amazing prices.

Fresh coffe in the am, once in a while the have home made burritos. Good prices for beers & wines…read more Open till 11ish...

"Liquor, lottery and loathing" may be a better name but only because "screwing you over" doesn't…read morehave lilt. The location is convenient if you happen to be next to it and don't need to park. The prices are great if you happen to win the lottery whilst there. And it doesn't even have that good old convenience store just disinfected smell.

It's a convenience store, what do you expect? It's nothing fancy but the people are friendly. I…read morestop by there a few times a week because I get off work late and they're the closest place selling beer at that time. Despite what one reviewer said I've never had a problem with their English.

Great Customer Service, Convenient Hours, Very Reliable & Resourceful, Friendly & Great Prices!read more

Great little store, and they have toilet paper during quarantine!!! Definitely my go-to place for…read moreall things wine and beer. Very friendly and helpful staff, seems family owned. Definitely worth the stop!

The manager refused to honor the 7 Eleven App MFR coupon for a free 12 oz. bottle of Heineken 0.0.read more

No matter what time of day you come to this 7-11, the parking lot is usually pretty packed…read more However, the line inside moves fairly quickly, so it's never an issue. They are always stocked with a variety of fresh and hot food items, which is great if you are looking for a quick snack or meal on the go. MmMm taquitos! Love the fact that they sell beer and wine here, even on Sundays. What I love even more is that they sell injera and an Ethiopian sauce/stew (forgot what it's called, but it's red) from a market in DC. Pretty cool, especially if you'd like to try making Ethiopian food at home. They are both tasty and the sauce is definitely good for making beef tibs!

A New Yorker is rating at this location. Super convenient!…read moreenough space inside I think it's pretty big compared to to other 7-11 so you don't need to bump into other customers. They also have a machine to copy your key (house key) as well. Store cashiers are pretty friendly. I got icecream here since weather is nice and hot 80F day outside. I'll def come back when I'm in the neighborhood. It's open 24/7 according to the cashiers.

I was trying to buy a drink but then accidentally dropped some cookies and when i apologized and…read morewilling to pay for the cookies the cashier just threw them away after I bought my drink and left my dad came out and told me that the cashier was calling me a "fuckhead" and "idiot" and also said "someones going to get beat up" i do not know if he is talking about me and i just ignored it this honestly was disrespectful to me and this was a horrible costumer service i wouldn't recommend coming here to even buy anything if there are workers that have no patience and attitude and are crazy

EVERY SINGLE PICKUP- this CVS tries to overcharge me- $120 for a $10 prescription. Every. SINGLE…read more Time. Then they make me 45 minutes for them to correct their mistake. Pay attention- they will intentionally rip you off. I would not come here unless my insurance required it. I'm documenting this to appeal to my employer to stop forcing us to use a pharmacy that repeatedly tries to scam its customers. It's disgusting.

Since the product I needed was at the counter, I did not need to really explore the store so I…read morecannot speak on the availability of "normal" items. I will say that the cashier to helped me out was amazing. Maybe it was a minor thing, but she walked into the store and immediately started her shift when to start her shift...I don't think she even had a chance to that off her coat. I thought she was very helping in that she went out of her way to find the best price for the items that I was purchasing. Overall, I had a wonderful experience at this CVS.

I visited on a Saturday in early May for a lunch stop on the way home. My sweet tooth was kicking…read morejn, so I opted for a banana Nutella crepe and a cafe con leche for dine in. The crepe was superb, and the coffee was just fine. There was an outdoor seating section, so I took a small table in there. No problems though I wish it was a little warmer. Heating was available, but it was not intolerably cold so I decided not to bother with turning on the heat. I'd definitely consider returning. Bear in mind the establishment is based on ordering at the counter and picking up your order when you're paged. I don't mind that (saves on paying gratuity), but if you want wait service, this isn't the right place for you.

Representing 2019 in alphabet series, J is for Java Nation. I visited once in October 2019 & sort…read moreof during Covid in June 2020. 2020 was a particularly negative experience during this tough time in life & American history with Covid amongst other things. October 2019 visit: My girlfriend of that time & I visited for coffee & crepes. I remember it was kind of expensive for the crepes, which a fancy pastry. I'm clearly not a big crepe person. Crepes at Java was decent, but expensive for what you get. Coffee was decent but nothing to write home about either. Staff wasn't terribly friendly either. This was a place I wasn't going to rush back to. June 2020, Very bad day: As I stated in the opening paragraph, Covid was a tough time. I was living in a studio apartment in Wheaton, so I was happy when the office had reopened from being closed during the early part of Covid. I believe I was coming from the office in Columbia and had work travel to Herndon, VA. That same girlfriend, who had just become an ex, wanted to meet for lunch. I was cool with going to Chipotle in Kensington as it wasn't too far out of the way from 495. There was no dine-in at Chipotle or anywhere at this time. So, we took the food to go and were parked on the Java Nation side. Java Nation wasn't busy. They had tables set up outside, and we wanted to quickly eat. The Java Nation woman barked at me saying you can't eat that here. Geez...give me a break...Covid was a tough time. That already annoyed me. We were starting to eat in her car like animals. She got VERY upset & angry that I didn't mention a trip I was going on. I said that it was very small gathering of just 5 of us, they wanted to keep limited, and we are broken up as that's why I didn't include you! She spelled her Chipotle on me, which was more than half of the bowl she hadn't eaten. I yelled at her in the parking lot saying you wasted food, how dare you do that. I was shaking with anger and upset that this happened. An observer some guy in the parking lot going to Five Guys or wherever said just let her go. I was already angry and flustered with my ex but also was upset with Java Nation, I poured whatever leftover of hers that didn't get on me on the table since they were jerks and wouldn't let me eat there. The woman at Java Nation was angry and said she was calling cops. I apologized and offered to clean, but it wasn't good enough. I rushed peeled out of the parking lot as I didn't want to deal with cops and rushed to get into Virginia to do my work travel, which had already been delayed because of the ex's craziness. In summary, after this terrible experience, which to be fair was partially my fault as I was flustered by the ex, I don't feel comfortable going to Java Nation in Kensington, but I wouldn't rule going to the North Bethesda one or any other if it ever made sense for me to go, but haven't been back in the 5.5 years since then. I decided to give 2-stars and not 1-star because the 2019 experience was decent enough. Covid was a weird time, and if I went back to Kensington (which I won't), it'd probably be more like 2019 except with higher prices.