Cashier was focused on other things as in cleaning the pizza pan I front of me and my group. We got…read morethe deal on the hot food that's 2 for 3$ and he seemed bothered that we grabbed the hot food from the station when that's the whole reason of the tongs being there. He didn't greet us at all, scanned our stuff and when he got to the hot food he asked how many as in how many hot food sticks we got. We told him our total then proceeds with a mean attitude saying "9 of what!? Nine chicken? Steak?" We proceeded to tell him which ones we got and once our transaction was finalized he walked to the hot food station and said "why did you beaners take all the hot food" I didn't say nothing about it because he works at 7/11 at his old age, bald head, missing teeth and I think that's just low for him

the kindest employees i've ever met, very helpful and wonderful people. always stop here in the…read moremorning to get a snack and say hello. peace and love (tried the dill pickle: 10/10)

Lady was extremely rude, charged me too much because she didnt bother to read the coupons i was…read moreusing. She needs to be replaced if this is her attitude on a daily basis. It was like watching a toddler throwing a fit and ringing people up at the same time.

Came in for some quick snacks for some kids I was watching and when walking the employee was…read morecleaning the carpet area by the check out stand, he greeted us too. All the hot food you can take to go was filled and the store was very clean. We found what we were looking for without trouble. The rush of people started to come in as it was near lunch time and the employee didn't lose his cool with the overflow of customers. I was going to pay with cash and loose change but felt I was going to hold up the line and used a card instead, the emoloyee said it was okay and was really patient. Great service and very clean store!

This place is retro, shabby, comfy, and delightful. Here in the heart of the Oregon craft beer…read morescene, this place is the flagship of all things sold that come in a sealed container. Thousands of options here in one gigantic marketplace, and something for everyone! The marketplace itself is quite dated. Yet it is eclectic and quirky. It is welcoming and irrefutably very memorable. There is a dedicated area to serve beer on tap with a list of about 12 options and then there is a restaurant with a limited menu. Mostly things like burgers, sandwiches, and other common pub fair. There are vegetarian options available. When your order is ready, they use an overhead mic that is resemblance of something that you would hear over the loudspeaker at an 80s rollerskating rink. On site, there are bathrooms and areas for seating that include bar tops, high tops, and even a couple of comfy couches. There is an outdoor patio that is very inviting during the warmer months of the year. Ultimately, this is an incredibly impressive presentation of beverages. Perhaps even something that some people would consider a museum of sorts. Either way, there is definitely choices for everyone, and this is an establishment that can't be missed. Yes, you can visit the other location on Powell, but nothing will ever match up to the original location here in Multnomah village. An experience, a chance to shop and stockpile some beer, but truly a showcase of excellence in beer culture in the heart of our city.

What's better.... Beers, delicious burgers, and outdoor seating. Dog and kid friendly. Staff very…read morefriendly. This is our go to place to pick up our at home beer. Favorite staple in multiple village. Fun yet chill vibes inside and outside.

All stores should be as friendly and reasonable as Paradise Deli! Thank you, Oscar!…read more Lloyd

Great hidden convenience store that just opened. Nice owner and clerks. Good beer/wine prices and…read moreselection. They have the local hard seltzers also. Stopped on my way up to Portland from work. Will be back!

I went to this 7 eleven that I always go to today which is July 11th to get the free Slurpee and…read morethe guy running it made me and one other customer throw it away and told me after 7:00 p.m you have to pay , what a waste and what a loser. After that I went to a different 7 eleven and they said he was wrong to do that and they honored my free slurpee . I will never go to this 7 eleven again all I have to say is May God help you!

I went in to buy a refill super big gulp and bag of chips. I get this every weekend. it came to…read more$4.38. I know he didn't wring up the big gulp as a refill because I get this every weekend and it comes to $3.98. I challenged the cashier on it and he argues that that is the price. I challenge back saying it's not. We go back and forth about the cost. I'm not yelling but the discussion is getting heated. Then he threatens to call the cops on me! The nerve. Whatever happened to "the customer is always right?". He won't budge. So I give him the 2 bucks for the drink and tell him he needs to learn his job. The kid was foreign, probably Arab. He was talking on the phone to a friend the entire time I was there. Definitely not a friendly guy. I wonder if he's even legal? Won't go there again. Will gladly go out of my way to a different store to get proper customer service.

I came in intending to order a pizza using the app, and 7-Now Gold discount price. When I set up…read morethe order, I saw it was adding a $1 "bag fee", as well as the usual 50 cents " "convenience fee". But I'm not getting any kind of bagging, and I've never seen that $1 fee added at the probably dozens of branches where I've placed such an order. I mentioned this to the clerk, he said, "What can I do about it?" And then he turned and walked off to do something on another end of the store. I waited for a while, intending to order anyway, but he didn't come back, so after a while I just walked out. Headed now to another location that, as I checked and like all others in branches the area, is not charging that additional fee, and hopefully will treat me as if they actually want my business. First time ever visiting this branch, I will avoid it in future. [this was around 11:15pm Monday June 2, 2025].

I have been to a lot of convenience stores through the years and at all hours. During the day they…read moreare filled with impatient people in a huge hurry and are running you over. During the late night many locations get the lingering people who are creepy for one reason or another. I have never been here during the day but I imagine it gets busy due to the location. The location is great since you can pop off the freeway, grab snacks and be on your way. I tend to drop in the middle of the night and I do appreciate that this location does not tend to have creepers hanging around its front. 7-11 accepts SNAP which is convenient and they also have a pretty tasty and stupid cheap pizza. This last drop in though I did figure out I will not grab a fountain drink again and just get a cup of ice and a bottle if I want a soda. I am picky and I am also not a fan of the modern fancy fountain machines because all the sodas coming from them taste 'off' and, sure enough... But first I tried to get Pepsi and when water is pouring out and I say something I hear from the cashier that they are out of Pepsi. Maybe put up a sign so folks don't waste their time. So I grabbed Dr Pepper which tasted 'off'. They do have some great grab and go things like cheese and salami or even Lunchables, fruit and some sandwiches and such. They are far from gourmet but, in a pinch when you want a snack that is beyond a Snickers bar.

This location has a very rude/aggressive employee working here, they see me quite often since this…read morelocation is right by my house and every time this guy who works there is a total asshole and unfortunately he's there a majority of the time I go in and today's interaction just made me so frustrated and uncomfortable. I've never been forced to try and purchase an Oregon lotto ticket that was rang up incorrectly by the retailer, let alone told i refuse to ring up additional tickets and then had my money shoved back to me across the counter and refusing to make it right for their mess up, it's pretty standard protocol for the employee who rang up the ticket incorrectly to either display it for someone else to purchase or to purchase it themselves but it's not like it's a loss for the store it's a loss for Oregon lottery, I have plenty of friends who work in this industry or have in the recent past and I clarified through Oregon lottery today when making a complaint how the protocol works, as well as checked with friends to make sure I wasn't in the wrong before proceeding thru with a complaint over a VERY UNCOMFORTABLE situation. I've since reported this location and that employee to the Oregon lotto as well as plaid corporate and BBB to hopefully fix this issue. This employee should not be working here and I've seen him treat others customers similar to my interaction I'm actually surprised he still works here, I know people are desperate for employees but THIS AINT IT. All the other employees I've come across here are always nice and kind and not aggressive or just flat out rude. Clearly this guy hates his job and clearly should just quit instead of taking it out on cu. NO ONE IS FORCING YOU TO WORK THERE. JUST AN FYI BUDDY.

This is not a convenience store, this is the corporate headquarters…read more I rate it 3, A-OK, because the work for this company is fine on the store end. (Never worked in the office, nor have many others since that work is more difficult to get.) They say that the company promotes from within, but this is not accurate. Two of the district managers (They "manage" *spit* dozens of stores and have area managers under them that "manage" the store managers themselves.) The two district managers that run most of Oregon were both promoted into those positions from outside the company, which puts paid to that notion rather soundly. My area manager was quite excellent, but I had the misfortune of being under one of the aforementioned district managers (my boss's boss's boss), both of whom knew nothing about how the store works from the lowly end of cashiering or stocking. In other words, you will receive criticism over your performance from people that don't know anything about it. Helpful. They also like to give raises at a level that I call "entirely insulting". In other words, they will find ways to get away with giving you shit raises unless your area or store manager goes to bat for you. As for the work, it is pretty easy depending on the store. Very busy stores are a lot worse but then it is more important to consider the socio-economic spread of people that will be coming in. Your preference in this matter will vary but too many poor or rich people and you might find in yourself a strange compulsion for murder and violence. Restrain it. Do your work semi-competently and if you get offered a promotion, think twice: I got promoted and received much less in benefits than I was lead to believe. Also: DO NOT become a "second" assistant manager, you will probably not get the bonus that you are supposed to get each month if you pass store inspection, most likely all of it will go to the "first" assistant manager, even if he or she is not the one doing the paperwork at that time, which is total horseshit. This happened to me over most of my "being an assistant manager" time at Plaid Pantry. Lo, my cup, she overflows with bitterness and low income.