Well, It is a gas station, not much can be said about this place in particular except its location…read morewith regard to where you are driving. If you are driving from the North and want to continue north after gassing up it is a pain to get back on the highway. I am not putting this against the station as it is the city that caused the issue not the station. There is a no left hand turn sign coming out of the lot to the street where you can re-join the highway. It is so stupid! They expect you to turn right then take some other side street or find a way to do a U-turn. Obviously pretty much every driver just ignores the stupid sign and carries on their way. The store is new as are the pumps. they are lined up with lots of space to turn around and get lined up. The staff in the store are friendly and it has a fully loaded convenience store. As always in true Shell fashion, their slurpees are garbage compared to their 7-11 and Mac's competition. They do have the airmiles thing going for them though

There is yellow paint marking the exit from the store. The paint is slipperier than the pavement…read moreand paint covers a slanted part of the pavement. So after a lot of rain, I walked out of the store and slipped and fell. Bruises all over my wrist and elbow and my shoulder in great pain. Safer to have left the paint off or to paint with something that doesn't make the slant so slippery.

Absurdly delicious chocolates…read more We were in Victoria walking up Fort St (they are now at 703 Fort St) and happened upon this shop. We chose around a dozen and a half chocolates and (sadly) only later discovered that they were amazing! As in (taken as a whole), better than any other box of chocolates we've ever had...beating out the best chocolatiers of NYC and Paris. If you are visiting Victoria, run...don't walk...to buy a box. If you are lucky enough to live in Victoria, I envy you.

Terrible truffles are tasty treats that alway please. The…read moreteam was helpful in guiding me to put together some truly wonderful gift boxes for a special occasion. Terrible Truffles is centrally located on Fort Street. There's not a lot of seating, but there's great people watching as you enjoy your coffee and chocolates.

Lovely little 7-11. Has plenty of hot and cold food options. Even a little freezer section. I'm…read morefrom the states so paying 55 dollars Canadian for chewing tobacco is outrageous. But it's a nice eye opener. The area isn't the safest due to the tweakers and unhoused.

I am not sure what has happened to their espresso machine, but the Americano has ceased to be…read moredrinkable. It is watery and bland. On mornings when I need a coffee to jumpstart me so that I could make coffee, this is where I would go. Now, this is off the table. The staff here are great, with it being a clean and well kept store.

This morning I had a confrontation with the manager of this store. He argued with me after I had…read moretold him that the code on my car wash receipt would not work...this confrontation was in front of customers and a lovely lady behind the cash who correctly figure out why my coupon didn't work. I am a 70 year old senior. So unnecessary.

Ketchup potato chips?…read more I'd never heard of such a thing. But I'll tell you what, these chips from Lay's get a thumbs up! Besides the expected ketchup flavor, they had pleasant hints of cinnamon and clove.

I hate trying to figure out hotel coffee pots that make two shot glasses of Joe. Quick walk to 7-11…read moreand found a selection of hot brew, creamers, sizes and even drink carriers. Great value & much better than making my own. So you know, apparently nothing else is open at 6am on weekends for coffee in the capital area. 7-11 saved the day.

Really kind workers. Quick and easy place to get groceries and slushees of all kinds of flavors…read more Neighborhood kids favorite place to go.

The older, large lady at the til was very rude to my daughter who ran in this evening to grab me a…read morefew items with her Chihuahua. My daughter said she grabbed the items off the counter so fast and refused to sell them to her until the Chihuahua was out of the store. Very strange that she was treated in such disgust with some of the sketchy characters that are literally shooting up drugs in the door step to the place. My daughter was in tears when she returned home with the way she was treated. Perhaps they can give their staff a few lessons in customer service.

A bit unkept. Shelves often not stocked and everything a bit on the worn down side. There…read moredefinitely are better options in the area if one is particular about their junk food and convenience stores.

My brothers and I have been arguing for a while now that there was no way this place had 70 flavors…read moreof ice cream. Today we have settled this discussion - yes, they totally do! Most of the real estate is devoted to the freezers to hold the buckets of ice cream, all from Foothills Creamery. Two of us bought a single in waffle cone ($3.88+pst), one was single in waffle bowl ($3.98+pst). We perused the different flavours and decided on Saskatoon pie (Saskatoon berry ice cream with Saskatoon berries and graham crunch), shark attack (blue raspberry/grey vanilla ice cream, swirled with raspberry ribbon) and wet paint (vanilla/bubblegum ice cream, swirled with cherry ribbon) We all agreed the ice cream was a just a little bit sweeter compared to what we were used to (Island Farms) but it was good. Saskatoon pie tasted like a berry pie, shark attack tasted like a blue freezie and wet paint tasted mostly like bubblegum, with a hint of cherry every couple licks. No taste of freezer burn so you know they have a good turnover of ice cream With the many ice cream options we have in Victoria, we will definitely keep AM2PM an option when we just want some good affordable ice cream on the go

I was in the area visiting some family when I started craving some ice cream.c I took a chance and…read morelooked up a place in the vicinity and was surprised to see that a corner store of all places was boasting an impressive 70 flavours. With the lack of reviews on Google and yelp, I wasn't sure what to expect but I was quite happy with my findings. First off, the price is ridiculously cheap even with the waffle cone added on to it. There really were 70 flavours and my husband and I had fun reading the names of every single one of them. I opted for the limezilla and he got a combination of 3 flavours. The ice cream was incredible. Mine was zesty, creamy, but not too sweet and was perfect for the summer heat. I wish that they sold it by the pint. My hubby couldn't decide between the grapefruit sorbet, root beer and hazelnut with pecans so he got them all. It was WAY too much ice cream but again the flavours were awesome. I really wish we had this ice cream available on the mainland. I guess I'll just have to wait until my next visit to sample the other flavours.