"Liquor, lottery and loathing" may be a better name but only because "screwing you over" doesn't…read morehave lilt. The location is convenient if you happen to be next to it and don't need to park. The prices are great if you happen to win the lottery whilst there. And it doesn't even have that good old convenience store just disinfected smell.

It's a convenience store, what do you expect? It's nothing fancy but the people are friendly. I…read morestop by there a few times a week because I get off work late and they're the closest place selling beer at that time. Despite what one reviewer said I've never had a problem with their English.

6.30.25 Can't beat…read more$6 for a cold cut sub during Hoagiefest. The filling was hearty. Definitely going to take advantage of it the next couple of weeks. Hoagiefest is effective through July 27.

Despite this location displaying framed awards for "Gold Standard Cleanliness," my experiences have…read moreconsistently fallen short of that claim. I've given them several chances to meet the level of quality those awards suggest, but the issues persist. Initially, I thought short staffing might be the cause, but it appears to be a recurring problem. I have brought this to management's attention, and I hope things will improve moving forward. The rest of the establishment looks nice from what I can see so that's a positive.

I caught an Uber there to buy 5 packs of Newports because I am disabled. I asked for a bag also…read more There was a female cashier, she put my cigarettes on the counter and added up my transaction and I paid with credit card. She did not give me a bag and I asked for a bag and she said I would have to wait for the gentleman who was also working with her who had went in the back area. I had my Uber waiting outside, which was charging me by the minute for the wait and end up waiting over five minutes just to get a bag.. when he came out I said can I get a bag please and he gave me a bag and she just looked very stupid.

I can't believe I will be the first to review! This gas station and convenience store have been…read morehere for at least 6-7 months. I was surprised when it sprang up during the pandemic because I go to the planet fitness next door at least twice a week. I have used this location for gas and air in my tires. Unfortunately, I have not tried the food. It looks appetizing, but we shall see. I grew up in Jersey where Wawa was on every corner and I am used to stores like this. I hope it continues to stay clean and that the staff continue to do a good job of maintaining the facility. Right now it is spotless.

I don't usually post reviews, but this one has to happen. Even though this is a 24 hour sight. The…read moreperson who is working inside locked the doors and said he isn't serving anyone. He sat there on his phone the entire time. I thought this was hyperbole, but I would give no stars if I could.

Fairly decent and easy stop to make when out and about. That is if you can make it through the…read moreparking lot in one piece. I swear that they do not know how to drive around here. Backing into a parking space is not the way to do things. You hold up traffic by doing so. Inside, it can be hit or miss depending on the day that you come here. First you have to do acrobatics sometimes to get across the floor. What I mean by that is it is tight quarters in here. The aisles are cramped and where they have the prepare your own food section is right in the way of the flow of foot traffic. Much like outside, no one understands traffic patterns. Add to that, they will put up a wet floor sign right in the middle of it all. Then you have to kind of make sure you don't knock anything over. Selection is also hit or miss. One day they may have what you want whereas the next they will not. Or there might be a different product in the spot where you want your item to be. Service here can be tricky. Some days it is smooth sailing, others you will be stuck in line for a long time. I do give them props as the lucky person who is working will juggle two registers at once to make the line go quicker.

This another branches of stores i like that in the Briggs Chaney center . It has other stores…read morenearby even popeyes . This place is at the ebd of the parking lot area . Its on yhe Intersection of Briggs Chaney and Old Columbia Pike. This is called 7 Eleven . This plae has a huge parking area . As you gine in , you see rack of sunglasses ice machine newspaper Vendor machines magazine rack and gift card rack . It has a huge barista cashier area . It has shopping iasles filled with snack foods like chips candies and much more plus MLB and NFL gloves and knit caps . On the baista cashier atw they have to the right of it a machines fulled with pizzas , tachitos , Hot dogs , And more . Yheu have a cases with doughnuts racks filled with assorted Sodas of your choosing. They hae a table area with all assorted coffees of your choosing and their mean hot chocolate. In the back areas they have big Gulp and Surpee machines with flavors pf your choices you like. Yhe props are somewhat reasonable to sometimes pricey. They have refrigerators with dairy products lile ice creams to sidas power drinks and Milks . Im writing this review to help boost business and telling why I love this store. I loved getting slurpees and big gulps and Sodas 2 liter ones. Plus the pizzas there . This place has great staff there. . I hope to work there someday. I want a jib that wont judge, use bad politics against without seeing what me and others can do to be great team assets. I recently handed in my resume to this place and I hooe they choose me someday . This place has a friendly and community oriented atmosphere here. Its a good place to ship and gave a great time n to get all you want there . If yoy love this place as I do , This place is for you. We all look forward to seeing you all there very soon once again.

Convenient location to home but on a very street road. Stopped in to fill up on fuel and at least…read moreone of the pumps was out of order. The customer on the other side of the kiosk was angrily pushing buttons and aggressively tossing his gas handle back in evidently frustrated by it. The technology is old and slow but functional. Get 10 cents off per gallon just by signing up for texts directly on the kiosk--super easy and worked like a charm! I would come back here for gas again. Quick and easy detour from Route 29 and Old Columbia Pike.

Love this place! Always great service and products. They do have some produce where it's a bit more…read morethan grocery store price but it's definitely with it. They also have pre prepared meals if you work and don't have the time to cook you can just grab and go.

I like it because the thing that they have is really good they have a lot of stuff I like the…read moregrocery store

The manager refused to honor the 7 Eleven App MFR coupon for a free 12 oz. bottle of Heineken 0.0.read more

No matter what time of day you come to this 7-11, the parking lot is usually pretty packed…read more However, the line inside moves fairly quickly, so it's never an issue. They are always stocked with a variety of fresh and hot food items, which is great if you are looking for a quick snack or meal on the go. MmMm taquitos! Love the fact that they sell beer and wine here, even on Sundays. What I love even more is that they sell injera and an Ethiopian sauce/stew (forgot what it's called, but it's red) from a market in DC. Pretty cool, especially if you'd like to try making Ethiopian food at home. They are both tasty and the sauce is definitely good for making beef tibs!

I love using this location as my UPS packet delivery post…read more The guy at the counter is always super nice.

We are so fortunate to have this family-owned store as part of our community. Kitty food, peanut…read morem&ms, parmesan cheese, wine, charcoal and always a smile a good conversation!

I love this place!…read more It's a quick stop whenever you need beer, wine, cigarettes, snacks...basically a nice little convenience store with a huge selection of beer and wine. It looks small, but they have a LOT of choices. The owners give very good recommendations when it comes to wine and beer. Don't be shy about asking :) There's also a wide price range which I definitely appreciate. Need a bottle of $8 vino? You're golden. Need something closer to the $18-$20 mark? They have that too. Make good decisions, folks ;)

This 7-11 is a bit hard to get to (if you're going north on Route 29/Columbia Pike), you have to…read moremake a series of turns and ultimately enter through the McDonalds parking lot to access the 7-11 because of all the one-ways and "no left turn" signs. It's also at a very busy intersection with hundreds of cars whizzing by. To cool down, I bought a Slurpee! Each size is just a few cents more than the smaller, but I never intend to finish them anyway. $2 for a medium Slurpee. The cherry flavor I got was mostly liquidy unfortunately. Fortunately they have 8 flavors, but one was not working. The interior was clean and spacious and the cashier was friendly. I also picked up a Redbox DVD for "Greta" in the box outside. I'd pick a different location next time, though.

I went here on Sunday, 8/20. I had called a lot of 7-11, etc to get solar eclipse glasses, since…read morethere was an impending solar eclipse the next day. I was surprised when this location actually said that they had 2 pairs. I was switching hotels (during the apartment fire era) from Bailey's Crossroads to North Laurel. So, 29 was a viable way to go although 95 might've been a bit faster. So, I end up following the GPS and turned left on a residential street, then right, then right on University. Then a left. It's a weird intersection where I was going to have to turn left on one-way eastbound University, left on 29 and have to wait at westbound University light to go to North Laurel. When I arrived, I said that I was calling about the solar eclipse glasses. He had them in a pack of three. I thought I heard him say $2 and then, as I got my $2 out, I thought I heard him say $15. At this point I said I didn't need all three; just one. He said there was no way to separate them. Reluctantly, I said so it's $15, he said no $50! I politely exclaimed I'm not paying $50. Not only that, I realized after the fact that the so called 'solar eclipse glasses' were fake and wouldn't protect your eyes from blindness from the corona. They had to be the ISO approved ones. Incidentally, I bought a colander from Walmart & used paper, which it didn't do anything. Either way, I was taking it back since what the heck am I going to do with colander; I ain't Bobby Flay. Also, my manager had glasses as did two other people from my office. We just shared passing the glasses around. In summary, this 7-11 not only price gauged but were selling fakes.