I came here to find out if a prescription can be transferred instantly. The answer is no. The wait…read moretime is usually 24-48 hours. It's helpful if you live close to the pharmacy. I did not, so I left empty handed.

I want to recognize the excellent service I received yesterday night at the CVS on 3943 San…read moreFernando Rd. in Glendale, California. I don't remember the cashier's name, but he was very kind and helped me find the Panini FIFA stickers for my album. He was friendly, helpful, and a great example of outstanding customer service.

Went for the 1st time this morning 11/1/2025 around 6 am. Guy was on his phone yelling and pretty…read moremuch ignoring customers. I went inside to pay for my gas in cash, he saw me walk in, but continued staying outside on the phone. Came in a few minutes later and just looked at me while still talking on the phone. Filled my tank and needed change back. Again he saw me go in and I was standing by the door. I waited over 10 mins even though I signaled to him I needed help. He only came back in when a man walked into the store, then just stared at us annoyed we were interrupting his phone call. Won't be back.

Service here is always great. The gentleman Mehar who always helps me is professional quick and…read morevery knowledgeable. I visit about 4-5 days a week since I work near by and have never had a bad experience. Keep it up brother!!!

excellent experience friendly staff loved the service. I always go to grab my fresh coffee in the…read moremorning and revisit for lunch at noon

This at one time was a 5 Star Convenience Store!!! In the mornings, you would walk into the smell…read moreof fresh coffee, clean floors, and bakery items coming out fresh from the oven!! The soda and Slurppee machines were always clean, but now it's like you're in the Twilight Zone The staff has been cut down, so there are much longer wait times at the register, especially since this is a 7 Eleven NOW location!!! Cleanliness of the store used to be the standard now it always seems to be cluttered... I don't know what happened after the store was sold, but they need to get back to get this location back back to the Gem it once was....

I used to stop by quite often back in the day. It's your normal 7 Eleven. The workers were fine,…read moreit's a clean store. The area around it is sketchy though. Like why do 7 Elevens attract so many hobos?!! Other than that, I think they have awesome slurpies and snacks.

Still after a couple of months of the clerk over charging me, the store manager has not reached out…read moreto me to offer a refund. I've had a few calls into the corporate office, spoke to a couple of different people, filed a complaints (last one was over a week ago) and still no one has offered me a refund. They offered me coupons for free pizza and couple of other items, but I told the last person, I want my refund and an apology. Be warned, the phone number for this location is no longer in service, so I haven't been able to speak with the franchise owner or manager.

The food is really good when you're hungry . The service was quick. The Ambiance was pleasant. I…read morealways frequently go here especially on the weekends. I highly recommend this place of business. Kindness forward one person at a time.

Service is bad. Staff was defensive & extremely rude when asked a question about reward points. I…read morewas called a "Fat Bitch" by a male staff on the morning of 8/6/23, at 1101 S. Glendale Ave. location. Informed owner Ali Faroz (818) 242-5890. He didn't call me back as requested, twice. I contacted "7 eleven customer service" @ (800) 255-0711, THREE times, over a one & a half month time frame, no one called me back as stated. No one can tell me if & how this issue was resolved & no one has apologized. So as my right to have an a opinion, I will also boycott 7 eleven. Not that 7 eleven cares, but a 50 year customer was lost, forever. I don't patronize businesses where I'm insulted. Phok 7 eleven, phok Ali Faroz & phok 7 eleven customer service. Also, the store was pad locked, for some unknown reason, the morning of tropical storm "Hilary".

We stopped by here to pick up some snacks and waters before our concert. It's street parking only,…read morebut we were able to find one close by. The prices on snacks and drinks are crazy. I haven't been to a CVS in a really long time. The cashier was friendly and provided good customer service. I can't imagine me returning to this location. This was a one-time deal. 10/31/25

Poor service. Every time I'm in a section where you have to press a button to call an employee to…read moreunlock or get an item, I end up waiting for 30 minutes. Very inconvenient and frustrating.

This small-ish sandwich shop located in Glendale feels family owned and operated…read more When you walk in, there's a counter you can order from. There's also a few dry goods along the aisles. The people here are super friendly and helpful. I ordered the real deal brisket pastrami sandwich. Such a delicious sandwich and the size is pretty large. I think it could have lasted me two different meals. Especially if I got a side or two with it. Definitely would love to come back to try some of the other sandwiches. The prices is here are pretty reasonable especially with lots of expensive sandwich shops out there these days.

I saw an Instagram post about a thick-cut wagyu pastrami hoagie. Well, the thick-cut pastrami isn't…read morea thing anymore. The pastrami is cut thin -- thin, but it's still good. What we ordered: 1) a create-your-own pastrami sandwich with mustard, pickles, and Swiss cheese, 2) their new pastrami cheesesteak. 3) a banana pudding (which I haven't tried yet) The standard pastrami hoagie good, but those kinds of pastrami sandwiches are pretty ubiquitous in SoCal-- pastrami, thinly sliced; maybe there's pickles, maybe there's mustard, maybe there's jus for a dip (their's is dry), on a French roll. I can get that kind of pastrami sandwich closer to me. On the other hand, a pastrami cheesesteak is NOT something you'd see around these parts. According to the menu, their cheesesteak has their signature pastrami, Cooper sharp cheddar, and onions on a hoagie roll. We preferred the pastrami cheesesteak over the standard, simply because of the novelty but also for the taste. The cheddar gave the cheesesteak a richness that a regular pastrami sandwich wouldn't have. Also, the melted cheddar had a binding effect on the pastrami; the meat stayed in the sandwich. You didn't end up with a third to half the pastrami ending up escaping the confines of the roll halves. The pastrami cheesesteak also included a 2oz serving cup of chipotle aioli which we really didn't need. The flavor on its own was enough for us. If I had a minor gripe on this cheesesteak, maybe a hit of acid would've been nice, but cheesesteaks usually lean toward rich and gooey so this sandwich's flavors and textures are par for the course. About the place itself: 1) the sandwich shop is on the corner of a major intersection, Lexington and Pacific 2) other than a driveway with a single space, it is ALL street parking. 3) there is NO parking on Pacific 4) the only dine-in option is a small porch with a couple of tables 5) be stage are all canned or bottled; there is no fountain The sandwiches are made to order. My order was given a wait time of 15 minutes but I'm pretty sure it was faster than that. I don't think I would drive all the way from the Rosemead area, but it's clearly a local's favorite. If we were in the area, we'd totally order the pastrami cheesesteak again, maybe with pepperonis. Their pastrami is no Langer's, but it's definitely a cut (no pun intended) over the standard Jim's 1/4 Lb or Rick's type joints. You can taste the care in its preparation. Overall, a really good sandwich place.