Irregular hours. Inconsistent with the 24 hours. Never know if they'll be open until you get there. read more

This 7 11 is what it is: a gas station convenience store. Obviously it's not perfect. They have a nice food selection though, some instant ramen and Mac and cheese too. The slushee flavors are kind of weird though, and almost always only have a few in use. The soda machine soda is kind of flat, but it is what it is for the price. Over all it's okay, not terrible, but not a number one place to go for snacks. One guy did give us free ice though, that was nice. read more

7/11 has us by the short hairs it's the only game in town .but boy I have been around but I never was treated so badly buy the guy (and I use that word loosley)that was working Thanksgiving afternoon. I'm a regular (was) how does he find his way home after work.definetly a poor soul who needs therapy read more

Whatever girl and guy were working at 12:40am on 09/25/2023 literally decided themselves to say they were closed by yelling at us through the back door right when we pulled in. We even mentioned how we knew it was supposed to be open 24/7 and they said "well it's not at the moment" with no explanation. I'm sorry but like if you're not trying to work when you have to, don't have your job. I hope their boss sees this. read more

The coffee station is always gross, the coffee is never hot, creamer is NEVER stocked and every employee just shrugs when you ask them. Ever since the rats moved in this stores gone downhill. I guess they did save me money on the gas I won't be using not going to this trashy establishment. read more

Rude and lazy staff, unstocked shelves, misplaced merchandise, constantly dirty front of the store, disgusting bathroom, slow service, food is either over cooked or left out until it's rock hard, poor customer service overall (I mean ya got 4 people in the store and you can't open a second register. ) Fountain machine doesn't work, coffee is always gross and cold not to mention the rats, half the employees look high and the dates on the milk is never checked. Also the store smells like hot garbage and baby excrement. apparently they flag legitimate reviews to get them removed as well on Google which is a pretty shady business practice. read more

When you were little, you threw rocks up against the shore that ricocheted with meaningless violence off of larger boulders settled by time. You did this without cause and without regard for anything but the boredom that forced you to do it. Some of these stones careened past your ear as they found their way back into the shallow waters. Some stuck hard in crevices between the heavier rocks. The men disappeared down the street to drink coffee and the women weren't invited. Some of the men disappeared because their wives were drunks and divorce wasn't an option back then. Not if they had retired with distinction from the service and certainly not if they survived tours in two different wars. Sometimes they met there to escape the shadows of their own fathers, and sometimes they followed those shadows into the same familiar dark places with hope that maybe if they could fuck it up just a little bit less, it would be ok.  Sometimes they just needed a paper and some night crawlers or a six pack. All of these things could be found at the Corner Store. The men talked. They talked about sports. They talked about their artesian wells. They talked about politics. They also argued about these things and more. Arguing here was safe and acceptable. They sometimes argued for so long that they were ejected from the very premises in which they sought solace. Sometimes, one or more of these men was banned from the corner store for a period of weeks or months for poor behavior. But they were always allowed back, because stubbornness doesn't apply to a small business owner in the geographical center of a small town. Such was the nature of things. Think about this for a second: this was a community so close-knit that you could be banned from a corner store for argumentativeness. A community that enforces norms of behavior -- some, admittedly with negative consequences -- but norms that make a small community that quadruples in size for three months every year feel like one you'd still want to be part of when it was just a really small town the rest of the time. This corner store wouldn't just be a corner store then, would it? It would be a Town Center. The coffee was good, too. There's no way for you to know that -- you were searching for minnows and crayfish under those rocks near the shore back then. But the coffee was good. Those men found solace in that coffee in that place and in that time and so do you because some things get passed down. And the taste of that coffee more than 30 years ago is one of those things. By the time you were old enough to experience it yourself, there was a new sign above the front door at the place on the old maps that says Wolfeborough Center. It won't change that much, they said. The tables in the corner stayed for a few years, then without warning, they were gone. Without a table to sit in, the men stood outside by their trucks for a few minutes then returned to their families. Habits changed, but the store still stood. A place to get gas, a paper, some scratch tickets, a banana. And they still had the coffee. One day, years later, you came back to this familiar place and noticed the night crawlers were gone, the home-made snacks were gone, the beer was a little more generic -- no more Molsen Golden and no more LaBatts. You poured yourself a cup of coffee in a branded cup and waited in line while 2 men, discussing a business matter, hurried out the door. It was just another fucking 7-Eleven. Back in the car, you took one sip, then billowed the soot of years of worn down machinery and malaise out the already open window of your rental car.  The coffee had gone bad. It was sour. Maybe you can wade through the jewelry and the yoga pants and preteens who have never felt such as a cold breeze across their shoulders and grab a cup at Lydia's on your way out of town. That woman with the golden doodle puppy might be there. Back at the lake, the wind has grown a little colder. Soon the stones will get smashed and turned over by the bowl of ice and snow, conjuring frostbite in your unprepared fingers. But for now, the minnows and crayfish dance across the shores in unison, arguing about one thing or another for no reason at all. You look down at your phone and pull up a map of your current location. A few miles down the road, in the geographic middle of the town, a little dot that says "Wolfeboro Center" still pops up where the building stands. But the town center is gone. read more

Very conveniently located with a cross section of products. I get my gas there often and use pay at the pump options. They need to insure a receipt is available after pumping your fuel. They offer diesel and gasoline. read more

This place is the worst convenient store in Wolfeboro! The store is constantly dirty, running out of products all the time! The staff is extremely rude!!! The place needs new management badly, this woman is lazy, rude and just shouldn't be in charge of anything!! read more

This 7/11 store sucks. I went in for change for a twenty and would have bought 40 dollars worth of gas if the staff there hadn't been so rude. They could have rung a no sale the button was staring the cashier right in the face! The cashier stated they were not a bank. You don't treat customers like that. Then when I looked at the atm machine she told me to use it had a 6 dollar fee attached I gave that a pass. I used the cesspit I mean bathroom which was dirty and smelled like the septic was about to backup. In short I am boycotting this particular location. read more

3 people standing behind counter and only 1 register running.... Stood in line for 5 minutes to be carded because I made a comment about it... I'm 34 and wanted cigarettes... read more

Christy's, anyone? Who can resist the only 24-hour store in Wolfeboro? If you're craving ice cream at 3AM, they've got you covered. And I hear Zeke finally got canned for selling to minors. But in my day, he always bought a 30 of Bud right before the legal selling hours ended, and proceeded to sell them can by can to late-night customers. Gotta love that. This place is your typical 7-11. Carries the typical supplies. Has a pretty clean bathroom and generally patient employees. I approve. read more