HORRIBLE INTERACTION Pulled up told was closed.Watched the…read moreperson who pulled in behind me go in. Employees that were leaving said " no we're open " same employees who a minute before said they were closed backed up re parked. DOOR LOCKED .

I came in to get some water. I was so thirsty…read more The wall of liquor behind the king counter is pretty impressive. They have a little counter middle eastern carry out spot inside as well. They charged me $1 CC processing. That's bad business. They could have told me if it was due to my charging less than $10, maybe? Not a word of it.

Shiny and new, opened a few days ago. Watched it from the tear down to the build out…read more The layout is quite different and the convenience store is quite expansive. They are still working to fill out their shelves yet. Staff are still working out the prices and items in the convenience store. The gas pumps are ready for filling up the vehicles and motorcycles during Wednesday and Thursday bike night downtown. Gas is $3.70 for cash or $3.80 for credit card.

The repair building was torn down, and replaced with a new large gas station/store…read more Large selection.

Closes early every time, bad staff. Please don't go here they don't deserve your moneyread more

This used to be my go to since it's only a block away from my house. I used to come here at least 2…read moreto 3 times a week. I have my Cvs membership card and it would give me coupons periodically. As well as some dollars off my next purchases too. I would come back to try to use them up whenever they expired, though not really needing anything in particular, just that feeling I should use the coupon. However, after some time shopping here for years and not really thinking about the cost of what I was buying. I realized many of the products that they sell here are at a higher price than what I would get at Meijer and other bigger stores. It always seemed like I was getting a deal with a Coupon, but in reality the retail price here was already up charged from big store prices from the start, so that one could use a coupon to get it back to the original price it would be at any other big stores. I would normally have bought all my hair products, makeup, body and face stuff, vitamins and other miscellaneous items as well as cards here. For a while now they no longer sell any other greeting cards, but Hallmark. So all of their greeting cards are on the higher end and pricier here now. I mostly come here now to pick up prescriptions and periodic items here and there, when I'm in a pinch and need something quick and easy and fast. Realizing that I will be paying more here and then going to another bigger store. It's all after all about convenience and not fair pricing at CVS.

It's a One stop shop. They gas, crispy fried chicken and pizza, barrels and vines and your average…read moregas station convenience store too. I have a pretty extensive Liquor shop inside of the store. You can even get fresh smoothies and they have a small grocery section as well. Fast food fried chicken and pizza place inside as well. It's definitely a very convenient store with a lot of options

Love coming to this station when I'm in the area. Great selections in their convenience store and…read morelove how simple the process is to quickly pump my car. All the employee's I've interacted with have been professional and nice, as well.

Everyone was super duper friendly right when we walked in. I can't stress that enough: these people…read moreare very kind! Don't worry about the weird setup, it's part of the charm. Remember: Bring cash! Used a card, and the cashier had to type it in manually (it was nice of them to do that). Now for the food - We got a few meats--turkey pastrami, corned beef and a "wildcard" (I let the staff pick, and whatever it was it was good). We also got the special spices etc. I do prefer a more of an Italian sandwich on a hard roll, so I'm not sure the soft onion roll is for me. If you like a cold sandwich un-toasted and generally basic with a bit of a twist, you will love this! My husband and I enjoyed the sandwich (split it, and they put mayo on half at my request). It's a charming spot, quality food and I'm glad we tried it. Skip the spicy potato salad. It was bland, sadly.

I know that this place has been here since time immemorial, but today was my first time going in…read moreperson. My friends have always ordered carryout, but ordering in person was so much more enjoyable. While the interior is by-and-large a throwback to the past; the staff is most definitely a breath of fresh air. They're all kind, patient, and make the best sandwiches! I had the 2 meats (turkey and turkey pastrami) with everything sans pickles plus love spice on an onion roll. I'm beyond satisfied and it was divine! The price was reasonable for a deli sandwich at $10 before tax and 4% card fee. I usually go for corned beef at the deli, but this was a leaner yet equally tasty option in an attempt to be more health conscious. Needless to say, I'll be back! Thanks, ladies!

This is a dirty, unpleasant Sevs. The cashiers all seem like methheads. There's a couple of them…read morewho have some pretty wild public conversations with each other and good luck getting their attention. The 7-Eleven about a mile up the road at 9 Mile and Pinecrest is considerably less dystopian. The workers there are just run of the mill potheads who might be forgetful but don't have me feeling like I have to go home and take a shower just because I got handed some change from them.

There are some good people here, but the prices change daily. Refill on a large soda? $1.26…read moreyesterday. $2.53 for the same thing today. Usually it is $1.79. Depends on who serves you. I know it is just a dollar but the price doubles overnight? Nah, you can keep your inconsistency and unreliability. Ice here is a $1.00 a cup. Up the road on Campbell it is .50 for ice and a large refill any size is $1.26. At least I know I'm not gonna be gouged by someone scrapping for change.

Disgustingly filthy, employees do little to nothing to clean any of the nastiness of the ever…read moreincreasingly gross interior. They regularly have expired goods on the shelves, such as all milk products and pre-made food items, which remain on the shelves for numerous days after mentioning them to staff, and its all ridiculously overpriced at that. Basically, it's no different from most other businesses in the area nor the employees or their customers.

This 7-Eleven recently was sold. The new ownership seems to have fired all of the staff -- I have…read morenot seen any of the staff that were around prior to the sale. Furthermore, they have really jacked up the prices on Slurpees. It's disappointing that they would treat people this way.

Their service is great and Felicia is very nice at helping with my shopping they have great foodsread more

Conveniently located downtown to many hotels. Friendly staff and a great selection of snacks and…read moredrinks. Including 8 kinds of homemade soups, hot dogs and pizza. A great alternative to the pricey hotel restaurants nearby for a quick affordable meal.

Pretty decent Sevs. Last year I worked a landscaping job down the street from here and was in here…read morepractically every work day morning. Staff was always prompt and friendly and I loaded up on beef jerky, protein bars, snacks and energy drinks. There's some really trashy 7-11s around metro Detroit and I lucked out by this not being one of them.

The slurpee machince was solid although I wish there were more flavors. An older machine so some of…read morethe flavors were still freezing but the ones working tasted good! Quick service, a semi- clean store, pretty okay overall.

I used to come here. Switched to RiteAid a half mile away. But after 5-plus years there, the…read moreRiteAid went out of business and automatically transferred my scrips back to that Walgreens. And so I was back for over a year I think. The general issues didn't change. Understaffed up front. Not all that helpful in the back. This past week, I had trouble getting my continuous glucose monitor. Walgreens was frequently out of stock on an item that is replaced regularly like clockwork. Well 3 weeks ago, when my doctor had it refilled, Walgreen's only filled 15 days out of a 90 day script. When I sought a refill from Walgreen's, they said I first needed a prior authorization. This seemed odd, but it's the first month of the year. So I called my doctor. They said: I still had 5 refills left. Walgreens insisted I still needed a prior authorization. So I called my doctor yet again. And the doctor said they'd call the pharmacy. And the pharmacy was still adamant! Wouldn't fill my glucose sensor. The person on the phone was rude. The prior use of the automated system was difficult if you sought to speak to the pharmacist. Walgreens also said it didn't have my particular sensor in stock. They didn't. Then had to ask them if they'd check other Walgreens (several are fairly close). And they did upon being asked. But the Walgreens they sent me to had only the newer version of my sensor which would require a new script from the doctor. Well - that was enough. Enough was enough. I'd now Bern without my diabetes glucose sensor for a couple days! It's my life they're gambling with. Called CVS across the street. Told them to have all my scripts transferred to them from the Walgreen's across the street. Asked if they had the particular sensor, but that store didn't have it (they only had the newer version too), but said they'd get from another store and have it the next day (it was nearing closing on Saturday). On Sunday, they had my sensor and gave me all 90 days. While I can't know the future with CVS, which some folks complain about) it certainly looks far more promising. Because of Medicare Advantage insurance, I don't know how much business Walgreen's just lost on an annual basis. I have had a whole lot of scripts filled there and previously at RiteAid. Thousands of dollars in value to them? I'd guess so. Note: Rite Aid was often out of my sensor and sometimes out of other drugs I was due. That was quite annoying. I made it a habit to call in the script multiple days early so if it had to be ordered, I'd still get it on time. One huge difference though is that RiteAid was always, very courteous no matter who was there and they always tried hard to help when needed. They were unfortunately often understaffed. But I much preferred RiteAid. So I'm pleased to once again be rid of Walgreens. Hope CVS is good - but the bar is set quite low so I'm sure CVS will at least be an improvement. Should have immediately transferred to RiteAid scripts to CVS. Bye-bye. Thought you readers should know.

The retail store is a pharmacy/convenience store. Little help from staff but will if asked. This…read moreseems more due to corporate understaffing the store. The pharmacy is okay but nothing great, and prices seem high. They do have a drive thru. But the line is often a bit long. I gobhere but would switch as soon as i find anyplace i like better.