this is such a random review, but wanted to take a moment to recognize the fuel attendants here…read more salvador today was super friendly and helpful helping this oregonian get their gas tank filled. thank you to all the attendants who always help with a smile no matter the weather!

Jackson's is a surprisingly great convenience store. This location is very brightly-lit (both…read moreinside and out), is very conveniently located, and always has plenty of parking spots available. The store is big, inviting, and is always clean. Prices are on the high side, and some displays could be better maintained (such as with bags and trash being empty and full, respectively, on my last visit). Overall, though, I'm quite happy with this location.

I was blown away by how great their person at the counter was as I watched the annoying guy who…read morepulled up in a Cadillac to buy beer and then argued over her needing to charge him for the cups he was requesting her to give him. Yep, just wow... Thanks 7-11 for having lots of snacks available for those times when you are extra tragic and need to eat your feelings in the middle of the night.

They are the moat friendly staff i will return no doubt. Very cool very friendly always very help…read morefor my guy Dustin is always on point. James Adam Jon all these guys very cool thanks see you guys soon.

Always very nice people working!! I always feel safe here…read moretoo, not like some of the other convenient stores in downtown... The store is always nice and clean!

I was unhappy with the "Usual Suspects" for delivery pizza, and the prices for one pizza!…read more Someone told me that 7-11 had great pizzas that you could order ahead and get 3 or 4 for the price of the regular delivery pizzas. I was visiting them one evening and they said we are having pizza from 7-11! I said really? You call ahead and they cook them for you and you can pick them up in a half hour or get them delivered and are amazingly affordable! They were very good and they are a "Go to" in a quick pinch. So, try them and see for yourself!

I mean, hey, it's gas station. But they have a pretty solid selection of drinks, snacks, alcoholic…read morebevs, hot "food" (if you want to call it that), and all the usual convenience store amenities. Great location, decent staff, standard prices. It ain't the Ritz, but they do sell them.

This is my drink stop every morning. Great crew and the manager is always kind and VERY attentive…read more She doesn't hide in the office. She is front and center and ready to make sure your experience is great. Stop by and grab and soda and a hug. You'll be happy that you did.

The interior is spacious and has lots of seating. It would make a great place for studying or…read morechatting with friends. I got the Toucan Slam Matcha and it is yummy. There were some clumps of matcha at the bottom but it was still very flavorful and delicious with the coconut milk.

I have to be honest, it's REALLY hit or miss here. As a motorcycle rider I sometimes like to come…read morehere and veg out. A few weeks ago, I did just that, and saw a ton of riders here, enjoying the nice weather. Then, like 2 weeks ago I came here on Sunday and there was a homeless guy asleep in the corner and the most unfriendly barista I've ever met that gave me this attitude, like "we don't serve your kind here." So wait.. you don't like paying customers who aren't as miserable as you? Yeah. Pretty bad. So I'm giving it a 3-star review because on sunny days it's nice to get out and come here to St. John and see some different faces/riders. On crappy days, though? Not so much.

Cashier was focused on other things as in cleaning the pizza pan I front of me and my group. We got…read morethe deal on the hot food that's 2 for 3$ and he seemed bothered that we grabbed the hot food from the station when that's the whole reason of the tongs being there. He didn't greet us at all, scanned our stuff and when he got to the hot food he asked how many as in how many hot food sticks we got. We told him our total then proceeds with a mean attitude saying "9 of what!? Nine chicken? Steak?" We proceeded to tell him which ones we got and once our transaction was finalized he walked to the hot food station and said "why did you beaners take all the hot food" I didn't say nothing about it because he works at 7/11 at his old age, bald head, missing teeth and I think that's just low for him

the kindest employees i've ever met, very helpful and wonderful people. always stop here in the…read moremorning to get a snack and say hello. peace and love (tried the dill pickle: 10/10)

Worst place i ever worked for, mold in beer cave because improper instillation, every person they…read morepay to fix it never do, soda fountain line had mold in them, freezer has melted and they continue to sell product, the shit i had to clean i have pictures of‍

The clerk working at this store was a thief. I used my card for $20 cash back and he told me It…read moredidn't charge me. I went outside checked my statements and sure enough they did. This store will take your money and never think twice what you needed it for or how hard you worked to get it.

Other 7-Eleven locations in SE Portland have disappeared - the building at 60th and E Burnside has…read morebeen demolished, and the store at 45th and SE Hawthorne is now vacant. So, this may now be the closest location for a number of folks. Happily, my first visit was a pleasant one. The building has windows on opposing sides, so it seemed brighter and more cheerful than most. The gentleman behind the counter was friendly and efficient. So, as convenience store experiences go, this one was just what I would hope for.

I had great customer service and it was conveniently located in this busy area. My son and I were…read moregreeted immediately. The store was clean and had some cool promo that my son enjoyed. We were across the street eating and needed some snacks for the drive back to Salem. I was approached my some people asking for money as there were people hanging outside.

I am a fan of 711s and in Oregon it seems to be a huge hit. I got some nice things to eat here and…read morethe quality is very good. Normally in other places 711 is notorious for a tough rep but in Oregon, it's a go to. If you are in a rush, this is a nice grab and go. For Oregon office owners like me, it's well worth it. The people who work here are very nice as well. Good customer service approach. I myself worked in retail customer service and they went beyond the call. Would come here again. They got the best candy in the world here, nothing better than a Joyride. Note: Oregon law says pumping your own gas is not illegal anymore so please make time to do. I still like the idea of others pumping your gas but gone are those days. It was what made Oregon different from others.

When was the last time I stepped inside of a 7-Eleven? I'm going to say maybe six or seven years…read moreago, until just recently. My boyfriend needed an energy drink fix before continuing our trek out to Lincoln City after not having one all day. Seeing that this was a 7-Eleven, I also decided that on top of an energy drink, I also wanted a slurpee (no trip to 7-Eleven is complete without a slurpee!). My favorite energy drink brand is Ghost, but they had so many energy drink selections! My boyfriend just started drinking the Monster strawberry flavored energy drink, according to him it's his new favorite, and he was stoked to see that they had them in stock. I got myself the Ghost blue raspberry energy drink. The slurpee machine was tucked away in the back corner of the store, where I chose cherry, one of my favorite slurpee flavors. The service here was pretty decent. The guy behind the counter rang us up quickly and we were on our way. The store was clean as well.

Always clean, very spacious (great for social distancing) and a huge selection of beverages. The…read moreemployees are either super friendly, or run-of-the-mill, depending on the shift.

After dropping over $12 on snacks, I ask for the restroom. While this location used to have one, an…read moreemployee I didn't address directly, who had been singing aloud and quite off key if not bestial, replied in the most self-satisfied for having been the first to speak tone, "We don't have a public restroom. Sorry." He wasn't. One of three employees on the clock, superfluous and standing around, he could have cleaned the restroom. It is not as if anything about my appearance betrayed that I would make a mess in their formerly public restroom, anyway. This is a matter of civility. I'm too old to be begging for a place to relieve myself when on the road as I often am.