I stop in here once a week to get my coffee fix. I like the…read morecream selection and coffee selection when available too. I like to get the 2 for $3 water bottles I wish they offered Califa coffee or almond milk small bottles. Staff is alright, they've been nice to me so far. It's always busy and there's always hobos hanging around inside, outside or near.

The two women who work here in the morning, are the rudest most disrespectful and laziest employees…read morein any store ever. They do no work. They stand around, chitchatting the entire time. The coffee pot is empty. They will not refill it. One of the employees cursed at me too.

Had a great time. Had a nice conversation with the gentleman. Good price, good drinks, good…read moreTimes.

Quick and easy and usually open. Son is very reserved, but mother quite congenial. Been going…read morethere for decades.

Not all 7-Eleven's or "Sevs" as I like to call them are created equal and this one is the exception…read moreto the rule. I only come to this location and let me tell you why. First of all the Slurpee machine is always running to perfection. I cannot express to you the levels of my trials and tribulations over the years of going into a Sevs on a hot summer's day, throughout the greater Los Angeles area, only to discover that the Coke Slurpee is not working or ready. You want to talk about ruining your day? That'll do it. And what a miscarriage of justice it is! You're hot and you just want a refreshing Coke Slurpee to cool you down, but the machine wasn't prepped or running only to leave you with the disappointment of a warm brown syrup waiting to test your patience. It would be like McDonald's not ready to serve fries. It doesn't make sense! Not this Sevs though. The Slurpees are always flowing. I recently discovered the gem that is this location in the past few months and now I drive ten minutes out of my way just to come here because I know the Slurpees will be frosty and delicious every time. Beyond the fact that it's abnormally clean and more organized than your average Sevs the shelves are neatly stocked. They even have hand-held shopping baskets and an Amazon locker if you need to pick up your order. Cups and straws are organized and neatly stacked while counter tops are consistently wiped and kept clean. They don't sell alcohol at this location, which probably attributes to minimizing the number of homeless people hanging around in comparison to most other locations, and this also helps with keeping the front of the store relatively clean. Yet another plus to this location. The cashiers are always efficient and attentive here. If there aren't two cashier's getting through the line while the man in front of me desperately demands his hot dog there's at least a single cashier working two registers simultaneously. I can't get that kind of attention and service anywhere! The point being is that the people that work at this location do a great job and it is to be commended. In this day and age it's refreshing, much like a delicious Coke Slurpee, to see a store still run with pride, attention to detail, and consistent effort. Oh thank Heaven for this 7-Eleven.

In this economy you spend your money the way you'd like to be treated. I've been so patient with…read morethis 711. I was here when they were robbed at gun point in 2019 I lived around the corner and spent many dollars here. This location doesn't offer any of the good deals on the app so I decided against buying a coffee. I threw it away and the night cashier yelled at me No! no! No! You can't do that!!! In front of the whole store with around 10 people. I will not be coming back. Don't spend your money being abused if you want it to grow.

This store has a lot of local flavor and feeling of community in the store. It seems there are more…read moreseparate dining options inside the store, and a beautiful flower selection around the dining area. The one thing about many of the Gelsons is they will open another register when a line forms, and this was no exception. I think I saved about 5 minutes just by changing lines. Eventhough the parking lot seems small, there were plenty of people inside shopping for the weekend.

I appreciate the store, my last experience was disappointing…read more I was next up in line to purchase my items & asked the ringer where I could find hash browns. I had my items on the conveyer belt ready for scanning & stepped away to grab hash browns. Instead of ringing my items that were up next, the ringer chose to help the people behind me. When I came back & saw I still had to wait I communicated the expectation & was ignored. I repeated myself & she said "sorry". If I hadn't spent so much time selecting my items, I would have left them but instead I just choose to bring my business elsewhere moving forward.

I was in the area and stopped by to purchase our office pool Lottery tickets hoping to hit the big…read moreBillion with the MegaMillions game. The store is conveniently located on a major street and has all the beer labels you can think of. The cashier was very nice and took of the transactions with quickness and ease.

Honestly a really good selection of beer. Always recommending something interesting that they just…read moregot in. family run store and the guys are super helpful. tasteful selection of non alcoholic drinks and the snacks are clutch. They've got the basics with some deep cuts thrown in, stuff I haven't seen in years. Forget 7/11, go here.

I remember being in elementary and walking across the street just to get a ham and cheese sandwich…read more I went here 2 years ago and got the same ham and cheese sandwich and honestly was holding in tears because of great memories...I'm so happy this is still around. I hope this store stays around forever! Nothing but great memories!

One of the places I miss a lot since retiring and no longer working in LA. This was one of my…read morefavorite lunch spots as it was for the rest of the people who knew about it from work. Affordable and delicious, what more could you want? The carnitas sandwich was my go to. It's not a long bun but it is packed to the gills with meat, guacamole and a mild pico . I can't recommend this place enough. I wish them well and hope they continue to serve the community and keep the prices affordable for all the working stiffs.

This was my first visit here. The guy at the counter recommended the brisket pastrami Rayz way…read more The sandwich lived up to the hype. The meat was so tender that it was immediately absorbed into my bloodstream! The bread was just barely toasted; perfect IMO. The other ingredients were complimentary players. The place itself is almost barn-like and there is an endless supply of potato chips and not much else. There are a couple of tables outside, but it wouldn't be adequate for a large group of people.

I saw an Instagram post about a thick-cut wagyu pastrami hoagie. Well, the thick-cut pastrami isn't…read morea thing anymore. The pastrami is cut thin -- thin, but it's still good. What we ordered: 1) a create-your-own pastrami sandwich with mustard, pickles, and Swiss cheese, 2) their new pastrami cheesesteak. 3) a banana pudding (which I haven't tried yet) The standard pastrami hoagie good, but those kinds of pastrami sandwiches are pretty ubiquitous in SoCal-- pastrami, thinly sliced; maybe there's pickles, maybe there's mustard, maybe there's jus for a dip (their's is dry), on a French roll. I can get that kind of pastrami sandwich closer to me. On the other hand, a pastrami cheesesteak is NOT something you'd see around these parts. According to the menu, their cheesesteak has their signature pastrami, Cooper sharp cheddar, and onions on a hoagie roll. We preferred the pastrami cheesesteak over the standard, simply because of the novelty but also for the taste. The cheddar gave the cheesesteak a richness that a regular pastrami sandwich wouldn't have. Also, the melted cheddar had a binding effect on the pastrami; the meat stayed in the sandwich. You didn't end up with a third to half the pastrami ending up escaping the confines of the roll halves. The pastrami cheesesteak also included a 2oz serving cup of chipotle aioli which we really didn't need. The flavor on its own was enough for us. If I had a minor gripe on this cheesesteak, maybe a hit of acid would've been nice, but cheesesteaks usually lean toward rich and gooey so this sandwich's flavors and textures are par for the course. About the place itself: 1) the sandwich shop is on the corner of a major intersection, Lexington and Pacific 2) other than a driveway with a single space, it is ALL street parking. 3) there is NO parking on Pacific 4) the only dine-in option is a small porch with a couple of tables 5) be stage are all canned or bottled; there is no fountain The sandwiches are made to order. My order was given a wait time of 15 minutes but I'm pretty sure it was faster than that. I don't think I would drive all the way from the Rosemead area, but it's clearly a local's favorite. If we were in the area, we'd totally order the pastrami cheesesteak again, maybe with pepperonis. Their pastrami is no Langer's, but it's definitely a cut (no pun intended) over the standard Jim's 1/4 Lb or Rick's type joints. You can taste the care in its preparation. Overall, a really good sandwich place.

Ruby makes the cutest cakes and brings so much talent and kindness to the bakery…read more Her work is consistently unique and detailed. She's patient and genuinely wants to make sure you love what she creates. That kind of warmth helps melt the iciness of LA a little, making it feel more like a neighborhood bakery than a chain supermarket. Keep those pink puppy cakes coming!

Every person I have has contact within this store has been stellar. Today I want to sing the…read morePraises of just two: Esmeralda and Kathleen. Esmeralda oversees the self check out. When I see her I am happy and I know that if I flub something up, she will know how to fix it. There are certain people that just make the world a bit better and Esmeralda most def shines through. Kathleen is the team leader of the online orders. Whenever I see her I know we will have a delightful conversation. She is well read and has a sly engaging sense of humor. Such a delight. Thanks you Albertson's for these employees. Treasure them.

They don't allow customers to use the restroom. If you need to add gas and use restroom, go to the…read moreother gas station.

Very nice employees and store managers!…read more The management team here's is amazing. Good, honest, and down to earth. This place gets busy, but the prices are amazing. Like I said, good people here at this Arco..

I was in the area so I stopped by to purchase some Lottery tickets. The cashier was not the…read morehappiest after I interrupted him while he was using his cell phone. Quick service and they had a steady stream of customers coming in.

Very decent convenience store meets wine and spirit shop in East Hollywood, about a beat off Thai…read moreTown. Found a few bottles of red for a pizza and takeout night that I was surprised the carried. The have tons of shelves, but not many are completely full or stocked up, but what they do have they have plenty. Plenty of lottery machines for you lucky fix of quick picks and/or scratchers. The snacks are what you'd expect as are the miscellaneous goods. The service is okay, nothing to shame or praise... They're likely to not say much, but a nod or two in appreciation for sure. The parking lot is lit enough at night and wide yet limited, which makes it easy to get in and out and it's usually never completely full. A fresh coat of paint inside and some fuller shelves could work wonders. Definitely has a local liquor store/market vibe, but not the most welcoming energy.