This small convenience store is nothing special but they do what they should. Always reliable in…read moreopening hours, have a fairly good assortment of basic groceries and of course snacks, candy etc. Prices are of course substantially higher than in a regular grocery store but I use it due to convenient location (right next to the gym I go to) and only pick up small things like yogurt etc.

This is definitely a different 7-Eleven than I've seen anywhere else I've been in the world. You…read morewalk in and at first you think your in a candy store as you are greeted with a wall full of bulk candy containers and an ice cream freezer. The counter is half bakery ( muffins, brownies, etc.). and half deli (sandwiches, pizza, etc.). Cases of drinks and stands of candy and chips comprise the rest of the store. I credit them with knowing their audience. Being in a train station, they get passengers, tourists from the nearby hotels, and workers who need/want these particular food items. And cigarettes, snus, and such, behind the counter.

This convenient 7-eleven in downtown Stockholm has everything you'd expect of a 7-eleven anywhere…read moreand solid customer service.

This is a tiny little kiosk behind the ticket gates at Sollentuna station. Despite the tiny space…read morethe manage to offer hot and cold beverages, candy, snacks, fruits and some half healthy savory snacks and energy bars. The selection is perhaps not huge but they are friendly, prices are fairly reasonable and it is always good to have something easily accessible, without having to exit the station, while waiting for the always delayed commuter trains.

7-Eleven is different outside the United States and this isn't the first time I've noticed it. This…read morestore on the Odenplan smells of fresh bread. It has fresh looking sandwiches. There are fresh fruits for sale that don't look like they've been sitting for a week. The floor is clean. The coolers are stocked. The clerk is clean and helpful. What's the deal? Why can't we get stores like this in the US? We had already gotten coffee from the shop next door so this was a stop for bottled water for our exploring in Stockholm. [Review 18740 overall - 74 in Sweden - 2263 of 2022.]

This is a true megastore, with everything from food to toys to camping/picknick equipment to a…read morepharmacy. They even have a McDonald's at the entrance for those who have traveled far (and maybe by public transport) and need a recharge before they head home. The pet food section is big, the fruit and veggie section is bigger and the deli is huge. They have an in-store bakery with fresh bread and cakes. The layout is good and you can get through the store quickly without getting lost in a maze. Parking is free with no need for any ticket. I like this supermarket a lot.

Great sortiment and its fun to be there. But don't expect to be dealt fast in any way…read more Painfully slow staff and extremely long cash register lines. Yes, its so bad that it took 3 stars off from the rating. Its way worse during rush hours as well. They have really poor management of staff.

We decided to go here for lunch during a break in between our sightseeing. It was easy to find on…read morea corner and had both outdoor and indoor seating. We opted for the warmer indoor. The menu was one page with exactly six each of starters, small dishes and main entrees. Rueben sandwich was stacked with a good amount of pastrami, sauerkraut and dressing on a toasted bread. It was quite delicious and everything went well together. Eating, however, was a bit messy with the dressing oozing out with every bite. Two spears of tangy and crisp pickles were included. Chicken soup was tasty and warming that day with pieces of chicken, carrots, and celery. Very simple but satisfying. Bathrooms were located down an iron staircase to the right of the kitchen. Service overall was good and efficient. Worthwhile stop for soup and salad.

My colleagues and I stopped here for drinks and something to eat. Although the menu was quite…read morelimited, I was more disappointed by the customer service. The servers were just flat out rude. I won't be coming back here.

I do frequent quite a few gas stations, especially an impressing amount of places considering I do…read morenot own a car. I do however usually not go for the gas but to pick-uo some food. This one has the benefit of being open 24/7 so frequently used by me if I need some stuff late at night. The food part of it appears to be run by 7eleven. Prices are as can be expected higher than the grocery store but it is a great service to be able to buy stuff 24/7.

Tons of fresh items including cookies, muffins, sausage, salads. Loved the Swedish candy bar! So…read morecool

7-Eleven is a Japanese-American brand I hear is huge in parts of the Americas and Asia - but with…read morethe stores having a little presence in Western Europe I've never visited a branch until now (The only stores they have in Europe are in the Nordic countries including Sweden)- this store is located on Humlegårdsgatan, Stockholm and it provides access from the metro station into Stureplan. The store is pretty large it does also have some outdoor seating for what seemed like a deli counter however my main problem was the actions with the staff. Throughout my time in Stockholm, the staff seemed to dump their rubbish right on the pavement outside the store instead of putting it in another place, perhaps next to the outdoor seating or in bins (the bags were so big they'd put them here) they would put them outside instead - this would block off access for the entire pavement which forced me onto the road for a short distance - wheelchair users would have to go the whole length of a busy road to get back on due to a lack of a curb which the rubbish seems to block. I mentioned this to a staff member who admitted they leave the rubbish there but refused to help anyone passing or do anything about it - it remained there without being picked up by anyone for a couple of days. The staff member seemed careless and disinterested. A store is supposed to have a positive impact on the local community and offer a good or service which is good - from blocking off pavements carelessly with littler and then staff refusing to apologise and seem shocked and rude towards me for even mentioning it - for me that is a negative store with negative employees performing negative actions - it makes no sense. 1*