Only 1 register open at all times causing 15 minutes standing in line…read more Grab and go food is not what you want here. Always people begging by the entrance for money. Also, 2 homeless permanently post up on property by the exits. This location is rough so good luck if you go here

Wawa is a great place for gasoline in addition to that you can also find quick meals when you are…read moreon the go to or on a tight budget, and, time parking space is great.

Only place in Virginia Beach that has kerosene. Self ser. Bring a good can…read moreNew 7-11 across the street

This is a convenient gas station. Especially if you're running really low on fuel…read more It's location is especially good for people coming from the Eastern Shore and various places north that are reached by Hwy 13. Exit the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel at the first exit heading east, towards the beaches. It will be almost immediately on the left on Shore Drive, the road you exited to. For those of us that are locals, exit Northampton Boulevard (Hwy 13) to the east on Shore Drive, the last exit before the CBBT. It is almost immediately on the left, just beyond the new Chesapeake Beach Fire & Rescue Station. The pricing is comparable to the nearest gas stations, Wawa & Kroger. But I think the access is easier, especially for travelers. The station is clean, safe & well lit. I've never gone inside. So I can't speak to that area. I'll definitely use the Sunoco again in the future.

This is the best seven eleven ever I have been to is is very clean the Indian women I think her…read morename is Niki shes the best she give me a free ice cream and it was very well cleaned and their gas prices are low thanks

my wife and i bought 9 packs of ON! wintergreen nicotine pouches and two small slurpees, the…read morecashier only gave me 7 ON!. I walked out of the store check and confirmed she only gave me 7. my wife walked back in and told the cashier we o ly received 7 and asked for the other 2 only to be accused of stealing them. we're accused of lying, so I asked to see the footage of the transaction to prove there was only 7 ON!, which took an hour and several phone calls. only they didnt show me the footage the cashier just siad it looks like there could be 9 or 7 bc the way they're stacked. she eventuallt gave me the two more, but while on the phone with whom ever sent her the footage she said " are you sure there was only 7". the two small slurpees we had bought for our children melted during the hour wait. the cashier never apologized. during the hour wait I was also rudely accosted by another male employee not wearing a 711 uniform and threatened to be trespassed for requesting a review of the footage. this kind of treatment is unacceptable and I will never vist another one of this franchisees owners stores.

Pretty impressive setup. For starters there's an Enterprise car rental location inside to the left…read more& a pretty nice GNC over to the right past the registers. The walk-in beer cooler is stocked quite well, too. Probably one of the cleaner NEX Mini Marts I've come across. They also have competitive gas prices & a drive thru carwash. Staff was very polite & friendly. I paid with plastic & asked if they could break a $20 for me. There was no audible sigh or facial expression of annoyance which could've been expected for the inconvenience. In my defense I had just played a good 90 minutes of hoops & my brain might've been melted by the hot & humid air in Rockwell Hall Gym. I'm not going out of my way to visit JEB Little Creek, but this was a solid spot.

The mini mart is a quick stop for the typical little things. I will say that they have a clean…read morerestroom, there are tons of snacks, they have a frozen section and a vitamin shop. My favorite part about stopping in is that they always have something new to try. Today they had cookies from The Honolulu Cookie Company. I grabbed a bag of the guava cookies and a bag of the pineapple macadamia nut cookies. Excited to open the bag.....

I have been in this 7-Eleven many times. Great place to grab a cup of coffee in the morning on the…read moreway to work. My recent visit was with a Friend. She has their rewards card which among other things gives you discounts at their gas pumps. Didn't go in the store this time, just sat in the car while she fueled up her vehicle.

This 7-Eleven is the closest to my house. It's also the oldest. It's been on this corner for as…read morelong as I've lived here. The gasoline bays are small with only one pump each. But it is surrounded by development. There's absolutely no room for expansion. In the mid 80's, before the internet, it was the closest spot to get the Sunday editions of the Washington Post & New York Times. You had to be there early. Those papers sold out quickly. It's been a long time since I've been inside the store itself. My reason for choosing this spot was that it was the last day before my 7-Eleven Rewards fuel discount expired. There was no doubt that I would use this location. The App has started highlighting the 7-Eleven with the lowest price. Normally most in the Independence Corridor have the same price. But I noticed while doing errands that a 7-Eleven where I stop often had a pump price of $4.04. This location was $3.99. Since I had a 45 cents discount my price per gallon was a discounted to an amount that would have made me gasp a few months ago. My tank wasn't even near empty. But that wasn't a discount that could be missed.

This most recent experience at the Sunoco near my home has made it unequivocally clear that I will…read moreno longer be patronizing this location. Over time, I've tried to give this gas station the benefit of the doubt, but the repeated disregard for customers has become impossible to overlook. Most notably, when my family was visiting from out of town, we stopped by this location to grab a few items before heading out. Instead of being greeted with basic courtesy, we were treated with suspicion and discomfort. The woman behind the counter watched us closely, as if we were criminals, and proceeded to ring us up with an air of hesitation and visible discomfort, making all of us feel entirely unwelcome. We left regretting that we had spent any money there at all. Unfortunately, this wasn't an isolated incident. On numerous occasions, I've encountered the male employee who is regularly distracted and inattentive--more interested in his phone than in assisting customers. His inability to focus delays basic services like setting the gas pump or completing transactions with efficiency and professionalism. The final straw, however, was the issue with defective vape products. I purchased a vape that, straight out of the packaging, gave a single puff and then stopped functioning--despite showing a full charge and juice level. I returned it and was given a replacement, only to have the exact same issue occur. Upon returning to the store after work to seek a refund or resolution, I encountered the same female employee from our prior uncomfortable visit. Rather than making a sincere attempt to resolve the matter, she offered no real help aside from saying the morning employee could assist me and to return when he was there. I did exactly that--only to be met with an indifferent and dismissive attitude. He informed me there was nothing he could do, stating that he had already done me a "favor" the day before. I calmly explained that the product was defective and that it was unreasonable for a customer to simply be out of their money due to the store selling faulty merchandise. He made it clear he had no intention of offering further assistance. In short, between the subpar customer service, the feeling of being unwelcome and scrutinized, and the blatant lack of accountability for defective products, I cannot recommend this Sunoco location to anyone. I will not be spending another cent there--on gas, lottery, or anything else. To anyone considering stopping here: do yourself a favor and take your business elsewhere. If you use vapes, skip the risk and go directly to a reputable vape store, where both the quality of the product and the customer service are held to a much higher standard.

I sometimes visit this location bc it's conveniently located near one of my favorite grocery…read morestores. Pretty simple, pay at the pump, pump your gas, and go about your business. Often times you can catch the Twin Tiger ice cream and funnel cake truck.

I've been to this WaWa before, but it's been many years. This review is for the store only. I did…read morenot need fuel. The store was bustling on a weekday morning. Lot of snacks, pop, beer for motorist. The sandwich shop was busy around noon. The variety of coffee at WaWa's is impressive as is their refrigerated bottled and can drinks. I got a Vita Coco and checked out. The staff was super and smiled, I always appreciate this and makes my day. Great store! Although I did not get fuel I noticed the area was clean.

This WaWa is very similar to my favorite WaWa on Shore Dr. The big difference is that their ladies…read moreroom has never been clean when I go in. Today the cover for the toilet paper holder was broken off, the handicapped bathroom had toilet paper resting on top of the holder and the middle stall covered in fluid. I think that the best part of this WaWa is the staff, they are always friendly. Left out the part about their ice. I LOVE their ice.

Another great 7-Eleven experience! This may be my new favorite store…read more The 7-Eleven Rewards App offered me an added discount this week that was nearing the end of its window. Leaving Wegman's I searched for a 7-Eleven on my route home that had the lowest price. This station was the closest one. Taking my normal route out the back of the grocery store parking lot onto Columbus Street, I referred to my GPS as normal to avoid traffic problems. Expecting it to send me across Virginia Beach Boulevard into Aragona Village, I was surprised that it directed me to continue on Columbus until the road became Cleveland Street. Well OK, there must be traffic. So I followed the path. How surprising it was when the 7-Eleven quickly showed up on the northeast corner of the intersections of Cleveland & Aragona. The location was just west of the spot where Columbus becomes Cleveland. The station was clean and well maintained. It was built in the design of the newest 7-Elevens. Even though it's in a somewhat "off the beaten path" location, the pumps were quite busy at the late afternoon time I frequented the store. Others obviously had discovered the station, since I can't envision that it would be the normal route home for many individuals. My 7-Eleven Rewards gave me a 12 cent discount. Instead of the store's $2.94 price my gasoline cost $2.82 a gallon. So convenient was the ability to complete the entire transaction and receive the receipt on the App. There was no card swiping or choosing gasoline type required on the pump. That's all done on the App. All I had to do was to fill my car with gas. The cold groceries I had just purchased were kept cool because of the quick and easy fuel stop. This 7-Eleven is the perfect stop after visiting my grocery store of choice. I'll be returning quite often.

Rude employees. They don't offer bathrooms for public. Gas stations that don't offer public…read morerestroom. I am 62 years old I asked if I could use the bathroom. I was told rudely that they don't have public restroom. I beg her because I couldn't help myself anymore. But unfortunately I was turned away and so rudely. I wish that they will never go through what I went through. Thankfully I was able to hold it until I get to another gas station. Pitiful.