Walked right in during comic con weekend as we were heading back to the car. Was a hot day and the…read morekids picked up some chips, iceeee, chicken wings and popsicles to quench our thirst and fill up on some food.

Never open or hours posted and this is a hit and miss if it's open or not. Ugh this place needs to…read moreatleast post the hours on the door or stop saying 7/11 and just be a store

A typical CVS, average size but a bit larger than the store a few blocks away on C Street…read more Staff aren't exactly rude but not very attentive or friendly. In this area, you may have to dodge a few vagrants in order to get in and out of the store.

I left this place sobbing and feeling absolutely terrible about myself when I did absolutely…read morenothing wrong. Jesus and James (the manager) are genuinely the rudest people I have ever met and I hope they face serious consequences after I get in contact with corporate. This was the worst, most childish, power-tripping and dismissive behavior I have ever encountered at *any* establishment, let alone by a manager and his team member, in my 34 years of life. I came to the store to stock up on some makeup I needed and saw a bunch of stuff I haven't been able to find at other stores so I knew I was going to be spending $150 minimum. Everything is locked up in cases and for whatever reason Jesus didn't ask to hold any of the makeup items I picked out so I put them in my basket which somehow lead to me being treated like absolute shit. I have severe ADHD and slight autism and have a very specific way of shopping. I tend to grab a lot of items and then go through my cart as I continue shopping and put things back here and there as I go (I put 90% of things back where they belong). I just can be really impulsive and have spent a lot of unnecessary money in the past but through therapy have learned ways to be less impulsive when it comes to shopping. Anyways, I stopped in one aisle and put two things back on the shelf from my basket. After that, I wandered over to the seasonal aisle at the Halloween items. I had both my reusable tote that had some items in it from the store I was at just prior to coming to CVS and the basket both on the ground and I was not touching them. I never even crouched down. I did nothing suspicious. However, James did a call over the loudspeaker for a security check. He then kept hovering around my area to see what I was doing. Again, I was nowhere near my basket and bag. They stayed on the ground while I wandered other aisles (because I'm genuinely just naive about the idea of people stealing from other people and I have severe inattention issues). A few minutes later, he then called ANOTHER security check over the intercom. He then came down my aisle, and I asked him if it was safe to leave my bag in the basket together on the ground and then he said he would just take the basket upfront. I explained that I have ADHD and a very specific way of shopping (grab lots of items impulsively and then rationally assess what I actually want/need; I generally spend an hour or more at any store I go to) and he said he didn't want to have to deal with putting things back (even though I said I would do it) and I explained how inconvenient this all was becoming and how uncomfortable I felt. I asked if I could just have them hold my personal bag behind the counter while I kept the basket and he said they didn't do that. I decided that I was just done shopping around because I could tell that James was just going to continue to act like I had attempted to or was planning on shoplifting (simply because I had a lot of makeup that Jesus allowed me to put in my basket) and therefore treat me with absolutely no respect. I said that I needed to check prices on a few items so I asked if I could please take the basket and go look and he said that he would just check them at the register so after he checked prices on a few things, his demeanor and tone of voice made me feel like I was such a burden so I told him that and he said nothing back. I then told him that I just was going to leave because he was treating me like a criminal and he just said "okay". I asked if he was the manager and he said yes so I said I wanted his district managers number and he said he didn't have it. I then asked for at least his email address and he said he didn't know it. He then literally tossed a CVS card at me (the one that you keep on your keychain to scan your ExtraCare card number) and said "here's his number" (I'm assuming there's probably a corporate n phone number on there but didn't even bother to look). I called him an asshole and he walked away from the register. Jesus then walked behind the counter and I asked him what James' name was and he said "I dunno" with a grin on his face. He walked away so I asked the only nice employee I encountered for James' name and he gave it to me. I walked back to find James and Jesus and said that I would have spent at least $150 and said sarcastically thanks for being so nice to me and he and Jesus just acted annoyed and James said "Yep. I have things to do. Bye". I ended up going to a different CVS a few blocks away and only spent $80 because they didn't have near as big of a selection. I told their assistant manager that I just had a really bad experience at a different CVS and the employees were mean to me and he said, "well, thank you for being a loyal customer of CVS". I explained my ADHD/autism issues to this manager and he was kind and empathetic.

Employee was nice, but the store was dirty. Someone needs to clean this place up. I'm glad it was…read moreopen late.

Close to the convention center if you're there and need something, but their hours are not as…read moreadvertised on Google/their website, so call before you go. Cashier/manager was friendly enough.

Crowded, messy, disorganized…read more Staff is unfriendly when asked for help. They don't carry distilled water.

So while visiting downtown San Diego, we realized that we needed some thing for hygiene purposes…read more The local CVS was already closed on that Friday night that we needed things. So we looked for the next best thing, and found this 7-Eleven. We walked in and were greeted by the two gentlemen behind the counter. To the right was a couple hookers kind of huddled in the corner. I'm not quite sure what they were doing but it looked pretty suspicious lol Anyway, we went about our night. Grabbed some razors and shaving cream and whatever other miscellaneous things we needed, that they had at the 7-Eleven. We found some things we needed. The men's razors were gone, but they had women's razors so it worked out. Overall, this place is okay if you don't mind the random hookers in the corner of the store just hanging out lol

Pathetic service excuse for a 7-11. Came by to pick up a package after work (I work odd hours) and…read moreaccording to their hours posted online and on their door, they were supposed to be open (10:15 PM). The doors were locked when I tried to home them. I knocked on the door to the employee and told him I need my package (dog with chronic illness medicine in Amazon locker) and he just shrugged me off. I kept knocking saying it is posted "Open till 12:00 AM" but he didn't care. I've grown up a block away from 7-11s my whole like and this is the absolute worst. You're better off just going a block up the street. I hope this place closes down because it's trashy, it smells, they don't follow their own hours they post and the employees are rude/ don't care.

Super convenient store near the library, ballpark and the trolley if you need snacks and bottle…read morewater or other drinks, customer service is great, the only thing is can say isn't that great is the parking because is downtown is not free. If you need some coffee or TP and don't want to walk to the big grocery stores, 7-11 have it.

Fire sandwiches for fire prices…read more This little bodega in east village has great breakfast sandwiches and unique, international fun flavored chips, sodas, and snacks. The owners are always cooking up the sandwiches fresh to order and are always so kind to us! $6 for breakfast sandwich and coffee, a great deal you can't get anywhere else. Definitely the best hungover Sunday morning stop

Very nice workers and helpful. Deli is awesone. Lot's if…read morevariety to purchase before going to Padres Game. Sam & Steve are awesome! And Natalya makes the best sandwiches & other staff! (Names?) Loyal Customer, Donna They also own Park & Brew Bar. Great Taco's Awesome prices...

I stooped in after a a event I went to in San Diego California . This was a nice little Grocery…read more Outlet . Great meat reaction and produce. Frozen section. I did get some lemons cup cakes and little Debbie minni muffins. I mainly stopped to check the store out. Staff was polite and professional. Great prices on some things. If I am back down that way I stop in again. Thank you I do recommend this store.

Just an average grocery store…read more However, the smell in there... I honestly had trouble breathing after being in there a while. I don't know if it's mold, or the wood they used to construct the place, or something going rotten, or just the smell of people in there, but something's off. It's like being in a Dollar Store, but not as bad, but worse than a Home Depot.

Great dining area for customers. Great for just taking it easy and people watching at the trolley…read morecenter.

Picked up a couple things then put them back when I decided on what I wanted. When I went to pay,…read morethe guy said, did you put back everything that you grabbed? Said what do you mean by that, no answer. Again, no answer. I think he was implying, I was trying to shop lift. He was just rude

I love this little Market. So convenient so I don't have to venture into the GasLamp! I typically…read morestop in before the weekend to buy beer or lotto tickets. Recently went in and found Duraflame single logs after driving all over town trying to find them. Paid an arm and leg for it but it was worth not having to drive further. Stop in and see Mike and Frank...they have anything you are in a pinch for!

So convenient for those of us in Cortez Hill! I wouldn't do a whole shopping here, it would get…read morepricey. But if you quickly need a few items this is the place to pick them up! They have most random produce items you may need last minute like onions, peppers and avocados. Seltzers. Chips and candy.

Wow, I need to come here for some last-minute ice and a lot of of it…read moreI've never been here before and I'm not much of a shopper even though I have one in my neighborhood I started to circle the business assuming they'd be a garage or something. A car pulled out away from the curb so I snagged that spot. I entered was looking for a cart asked a couple people and apparently the carts are down in the garage so yes, there's a garage underneath just in case you needed to know and now I know for future. I managed to find a cart. Loaded up with ice went to self check out, which is very simple. They had a handheld device to scan my bag of ice times 15. I was on my way Glad there's a Ralph's nearby that made this excursion. Very simple.

This is the most racist store that I have been in since my time in san diego.I am a senior woman of…read morecolor and this Ralph's is closest to my home and I tell you every time I come here. It's like entering into a time zone only different is there is no Back Door for me to enter. Would that being said, no matter how much you smile and be polite these employees from the time you walk in the door and the first person you see which is security And throughout the whole store, until you get to checkout i'm either followed through the store. Givin dirty looks and just straight out Rudeness if I go to ask a question about a product are any assistants of where I can locate a product and I refuse to come out of character and lower myself to their level. I try to avoid this store as much as possible. Which means I have to go out my way on public transportation i mean, seriously, this is not the backwoods of alabama and one of those other seriously racist states.This is supposed to be beautiful San Diego California it doesn't make sense how people can be so evil and nasty towards a person They've never encountered before, and I'm pretty sure when they were hired, they didn't inform H. R that they were going to treat certain customers in a nasty and vile way And it's awful how management condones this behavior Because the employees are very comfortable in their actions It is not okay to make someone feel uncomfortable or unaccepted. In an establishment that you don't own it's also ashame that the machine where I put in my phone number and pin Number tells me thank you for being a value customer across the screen i've never heard that from an employee since my shopping experience at the store. my whole career was in customer service and it would bothered me if I knew that I didn't put my all into making a customer feel satisfied. Or at least appreciated.love thy neighbor is a commandment not a suggestion Do better Ralph's replacing people with robots is starting to sound like a good idea.