Also know to locals as "The Smokeshop" is South Orange's only real bodega (not counting 7-11), at…read moreleast downtown. You've got all your staples - snacks and soft drinks, mags (including ones out of reach for the kiddies), smokes of all sorts and of course - lottery tickets. Yep that's main seller here and I have even hit a couple times here off a couple scratch offs. The guys in here are friendly enough but the hours aren't that of a say NY bodega and the selections are pretty limited for a bodega if you are coming for snacks and drinks. It's enough but when compared to what you'd expect from one along with your lottery tickets you'll be let down that said I'm glad it's stuck around a a staple in the neighborhood in the face of 7-11 and S. O. Pharmacy across the street.

quick and easy service. Nice staff. Everything you'd expect from a news stand/ convenience store…read more If i'm ever in the area again, I would stop by if I needed something!

Typical 7 eleven. The location seems a bit odd but it's your typical 7elevn otherwise I do notice…read morethey have less variety then other 7 eleven and a few things and brands I usually get at 7eleven they don't have 1 example is Alani nu energy drinks.

Super unclean. Went at around 10 am and there were bugs in the donut case, floor was sticky, no…read morelids for any of the fountain drinks and only XL lids for the slurpees. Lady behind the counter was more concerned with devouring her nachos than being attentive to the line in front of her. Just a complete disaster. It was my first time at this location and likely my last. There's just too many other options out there to settle for this pigsty (all due respect to pigs).

This 7-Eleven even having been open for a few short years, it still retains the new feel of a…read moreconvenience store. I'm not normally a fan of multiple store of the same type being too close to each other, but I kind of like the Krauzer's - the rival convivence store being across the street. They may have some items 7-Eleven doesn't and I think it has alcohol. However overall the selection is just larger at 7-11 and the parking lot is just a bit better than it's neighbor. Definitely convenient right in a niche area of West Orange bordering Orange and right near I-280 so if you're need the pick me ups before or after heading out, this 7-Eleven location is here at the ready which is...well convenient.

At the West Orange, Valley Rd. 7-Eleven, they are dishonest! They cheat you out of your change…read more(dollars and/or cents), and they don't like to give receipts. So, unless you can calculate quickly in your head... they'll lie to you. One worker even acted like my card didn't work, so I would use cash. Then, he tried to cheat me out of a dollar, lied about the total when I asked, acted confused like he didn't know what I was talking about, and tried to refuse giving me a receipt. On a previous occasion another worker (female) shorted my change. When I asked for "all of my change", she acted like she didn't know what I was talking about, started shrugging her shoulders & laughing, and acted like I was overreacting. Yet, she tried to charge me $1 for a bag. In addition to being thieves, the prices are different from what you get charged (sometimes by .10, .20, or about .50 cents or more). When questioned, they say, the item was in the wrong place or that "you grabbed the wrong item". When that happened to me (ONE of the times), I questioned the difference in prices (price as marked on the shelf versus the price charged at the counter) and the manager told the cashier to give me back .10 cents. Then, he yelled for the cashier to add .10 cents to all the prices and walked off. The problem is .10 cents, 10 times equals a $1. My change is MY money, NOT an entitled tip for the workers to TAKE. So, I FINALLY stopped going there. Why go to a place where you're constantly being cheated and nickel-and-dimed? I go to a different store, now. I do NOT recommend this West Orange/Valley Rd. store-location to anyone!

I am extremely disappointed with my son's experience here. He and his friends went in to get snacks…read moreand hot food. They took their time deciding what they wanted to buy, just like any customer should be able to. Instead, a staff member told them to "hurry up" because they were taking too long. When my son explained he was still deciding, the employee again pressured him to hurry and even threatened to call the police on them. Feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome, my son rushed his order, paid, and left. No customer--especially young people of color--should have to experience this kind of racial profiling in 2025. It's unacceptable and disappointing. Businesses that treat their customers this way do not deserve our support. I will not be spending my money here, and I encourage others to think twice before doing so.

Great range of products as well as customer service is wonderful. Convenience at its best!!read more

As a local around town, this convenient store has always been truly convenient. If you are looking…read moreto buy a lottery ticket, grab a drink before a round of golf, or in the mood for a sandwich, this place gets the job done. USEFUL INFO -There is ample parking -At 11 am the deli portion of the store opens up -Lottery is available to buy -If smoking is your thing, they have a wide variety that you can pick up. -Wide selection of snacks After taking care of some errands today I decided to stop by and pick up a sandwich from the deli. As usual, the two guys behind the counter, Charlie and Neil, have always been friendly and helpful. Today I ordered the chicken cutlet sandwich which will put you back about $6.50. The portion size is fair and I would say they don't skimp out on value. If you are not a fan of chicken, their Italian sandwich is satisfying as well. FINAL THOUGHTS In my opinion, this convenient store has always been a staple of my town and really serves its purpose well. I regularly see locals and classmates from my high school stop by and I really think it speaks to the reputation this place has. Although this store may not get enough credit from an online perspective, I believe from a local standpoint the regular clientele speak for themselves. This may not be a high-end 7/11 or Wawa, but it'll get the job done.

They have been here for over 20 years. Friendly staff. Their sandwiches are a hidden gem in the…read moretown that you need to try at least once. They also have essentials like eggs, milk and bread. You can buy lottery as well and for a while you could even buy bitcoin. (not sure if you still can but go ahead and ask lol) You can't go wrong with these guys.

A nice quick place for breakfast. They had a number of customers. I was walking by and decided to…read morecheck out. Nice clean place. The sandwich was okay, got a sausage, egg, and cheese on the roll. They did not have croissant fresh, just in plastic packaging so stay with the roll. Like the name said quick stop. This was just an average place. Price was good: sandwich, coffee and orange juice in bottle for $7 and change.

I am so so happy to be giving this spot it's very first review. I have had a breakfast sandwich…read moremade here twice and it was constructed with patience and perfection. Their round rolls are so soft and fresh. My first sandwich was soft cooked bacon, eggs scrambled hard, and tomatoes. I had salt, pepper, ketchup and mayo added. I ate it right outside the restaraunt on the super neat benches outside of the shop. The second time I had the same sandwich but substituted pastrami for the bacon. This sandwich was also quite good but I think I will stick with the bacon. On the menu you can find every sandwich imaginable. Salads are plentiful. That's on my list next visit. The owners are super nice. The sandwich guy is always patient and polite as is the gentleman at register. A great local spot that I will continue travelling from Summit to patronize. This is a great convenience store!

this store is rude and won't let someone use a bathroom while buying from them. They are entitled…read moreand laugh while you're asking them For help

As an Uber driver we never know where in NJ we are going to end up. After dropping off a passenger…read morecame to this gas station with a full 7- Eleven store. Put some gas and went inside to buy coffee, I ask the person at the counter if I can use the bathroom he told me no. We don't allow customers to use the bathroom. I understand if this was a gas station with a little store inside that only sells oil and windshield fluid, air refreshers etc... and they don't allow you to use the bathroom is understandable. It's a full store that sell breakfast lunch or dinner as well as snacks. I ask the person if I can you the bathroom and he was very very rude. Why stop in 711 when you can go to WAWA same selection of food and always has bathrooms available.

I was staying at a nearby hotel. I stopped in here to buy some drinks. Walking down Broad St was…read morealready a bit rough. Here, they had certain drinks locked up. After I grabbed a Powerade and a bottle of water, I went to the counter to pay. I found the cashier to be in a tug-of-war with lady over a hotdog. He was trying to take it back as she did not have the money to pay for it. To diffuse the situation, I told that cashier that I would pay for it. The hotdog was a little over $2. The area definitely had an issue with homelessness.

So yeah, it's about time I updated my review. I was going through some of my old ones and realized…read morethis one was WAY outdated. Thanks, Bleux Rogue :) I pretty much am going to defer to what was stated in BR's review. Maybe not with the same blunt/in-your-face realness. Cleanliness is an issue here. It's not as well maintained as it was when it first opened. Also, and this is a tough thing to control, the area outside of the entrance is usually littered with trash. It's a high foot traffic area because it's at the corner of Broad & Market, and by the bus stop. So often people just throw trash everywhere :( With the exception of one male cashier and a female cashier, customer service is poor. I remember once asking the staffer manning the hot foods station for mozzarella sticks, and she just looked right through me with dead eyes. Seeing no response from her, I just kept it moving. And then another cashier, before even handing me my bag, shouting, "NEXT!", right in my face. That said, I hate to not support new development in the area, but it's gone downhill. It IS different during working hours, but the foot traffic and litter are still issues.