Rude. Talked sh*t in his language cause I asked if he had tampons because I couldn't find them…read more Then when I ask for jazz or wine wood tip B&M he tell me no only plastic so I point to the wood tip jazz and he said no you said wine and there was wine wood tip as well so idk what his issue is but I wouldn't come here unless you're not coming inside.

Gas is gas, right? Really expensive and not a pleasure to purchase…read more But...If I have to fill up, I try to go to the Valero station on Brodie, between Eskew and Alexandria. And, I always pay in the store. I don't know how they did it, but this Valero managed to hire the nicest guys ever! They look like a heavy metal band working their day job...which makes me smile immediately. They are always quick to compliment, smile, and tell you to have a great day. Personality at the pump? You bet!

I wish I could power my car with my own natural gas. It'd be a hell of a lot cheaper and I could…read morejustify eating as much dairy as I'd like. I'd make lactose intolerance work in my favor, for once. But dreams are just that--dreams. Instead, I have to open my wallet and scrape it clean, nay, lick its bare bones in order to gas up. I am often tempted to tears just thinking about the funds once allocated to designer chocolates and cashmere socks while the gallons pump into my car. I used to love my car. Now it brings me guilt. It is a small blessing, then, that the cheapest gas station in Austin is just around the corner from where I live. I can always count on turning my tears of sorrow and guilt into ones of victory once I realize how I have triumphed over the entire city by getting the cheapest gas, mwah-hah! In the past year or so that I've been a resident of the East side, this station remains consistently cheap. Thanks, BP, and I mean that. It's not the cleanest station in town, but in these +$3/gal. days, I don't mind at all. And like all convenience stores this side of 35, there's plenty of Mexican sodas (hooray Manzana Lift!) and a great selection of 40's, should you have money left to throw yourself a post-filling victory party. Note: If you're not used to being undressed by other people's eyes, I'd take caution and layer wisely. I'm no Maggie Gyllenhaal-pretty ingenue, but even I feel my dresses and blouses being peeled away by other patrons' eyes. I just look at it like killing two birds with one stone: you get your cheap fuel AND your cheap thrills. Real cheap.

Shop 24 is one of those few places in the world that is so vitally important to my life that I…read morecould quite possibly die if it ever closed for more than even a second. Smacked down on wonderful Sixth Street Shop 24 is a staple of the street, without it, doors would closed, people would die, the World would quite possibly end. As the previous reviewer mentioned this store really does have everything you could ever need. Besides being a DJ down on Sixth I also install sounds systems in the clubs and on more than a hundred occasions I have needed some emergency item and no matter how weird it was I always seem to find it there. Obviously the prices are a little higher, but hey your paying for the convenience!! The people who work there are very cool, the selection is amazing, they never close and it's pretty much the best place on Earth. ONLY problem is the bums, vagrants, drug addicts, idiots and beggars who like to hang out in the entryway at night. They are annoying, harassing and it's still against the law to shoot them or at least tie them up and recycle them. It's not the stores fault, it's the city's fault, well AND it's the fault of all those idiots who give them change, cigarettes, or even make eye contact with them. It just perpetuates the cycle.

I have been shopping at Shop 24 since 2004 when I first moved to Austin. Hanuman and the crew have…read morebeen there the whole time, and they're great. I used to stop in every morning for coffee and a package of almond windmill cookies. They have everything you'd expect from a convenience store, and a whole lot more. I'm so sad that they no longer sell fried chicken, nor do they have tables any more. I think the homeless messed that up for us. But a big cup of Folgers coffee is still just $1 (keep your burned, bitter Starbucks crap!) and you can buy a straw hat, rawhide whip, shot glass and personalized license plate key chain all in the same place. Need a pair of board shorts, a Hawaiian shirt, sandals and socks? Got it. Can't find a scorpion in a glass ball? Look no further. Need a single battery? There's a bucket of batteries for a quarter each. Longhorns paraphernalia? Of course. They might sometimes seem a bit short with you, but it's a cultural thing. These guys are awesome and really care about you. It's the ONLY store I will shop at when downtown.

Gas station. Period. What did I need water and wine? And since I'm not jesus nor a witch I couldn't…read moreproduce it myself and Gus's was right around the corner. Thanks Gus! However deducting a star for the price of my snoop dog wine. Now I can't say if this is Gus's fault, texas prices, or snoop himself but $14 for that shit is criminal.

It was open late. Me and my friends got the snoop dog wine and let me tell you, not great. But…read moreback to Gus, guy checking us out was nice, bag was bad almost broke walking home.

The inside is pretty ok and they have a great variety of four lokos but the real problem is the…read morelocation. This place is surrounded by homeless people it's literally in the middle of a homeless camp. They all live under the highway right across the street and then try to clean your windows. It's not too bad. For the most part they stay away but they're everywhere.

Came here cuz I saw a giant car wash sign and saw someone say it was a cheap $6 wash. Didn't care…read morehow bad it was my car just needed a rinse. Drove over here and car wash was closed. Not just for the day, there was a tarp over the exit and it looks like it hasn't been operational for awhile. I wasted my time, don't waste yours.

Given my car was E this station was in right spot after leaving Lamar Union. It is a smaller gas…read morestation and plain from the outside, but still can redeem Plenti points until It goes away in June. This was a bonus where I got $6 off my fill up. It is easy to enter and leave.

Family owned business that cares about the cleanliness of the store and their bathroom. One of the…read morecleanliest convenience stores. Management is very friendly and professional. Has a great selection of drinks and beer.

This 7-Eleven sits nestled between Wild About music and a jewelry store with another convenience…read morestore next to that. They do offer some hot breakfast items and pizza slices along with some grab and go items, including donuts. They have a decent wine selection, and I was surprised the prices were not exorbitant. One yelper mentioned that homeless people will confront you at the entrance and that was true on my visit as well. They have an ATM inside along with a machine to copy keys. You'll see the usual weenie rollers and a modest coffee bar as well. If you're looking for a better food offering, try the royal blue grocery 20 feet away from their door.

Terrible. The clerk was horrible. I used the 7-eleven app to pay for my purchase, but the clerk…read moreembarrassed me in front of the other customers by grabbing my items and claiming I needed additional prove to show I paid. I have never felt so embarrassed in my life. This clerk gave me a hard time the night before as well. This 7-eleven location is right beside my hotel, but I will never return again. The customer service is severely lacking