7-Eleven

Probably one of the best Seven Elevens I've ever been to.Before I jump into the review, I have to first of all say that this is a 7 11, not a KFC or Pizza Hut or Robin's so yeah the food quality is not so good if youre ordering pizza donuts or wings but you're likely going to get the exact same quality of food at any other 7 11 so just dont get those food items if you dont like 7 11 food.So Sure, not all the fresh food items are quality or even edible... you're better off going to a husky or something thats not open 24/7 if you want quality wings... but this has always been 7 11 quality. Its not any different elsewhere.But the pros outlive the cons because this store has a huge variety of snacks and food and medication available 24/7. Ive managed to grab snacks for movies and stuff for breakfast here and its such a convenient spot for going especially if you just need to grab a few things.The staff is really great too. They are very friendly and will always remember to ask for your rewards points card. Ive had to get my card from my house and the staff was more than welcoming to leave my items for me when I got back. And sure enough ten minutes later my items were still there!The store is always clean in the mornings, there are a huge variety of items available and for a Seven Eleven the quality of service is amazing.

Pop tasted like water hated it other than that it's a good little store

Rarely ever has their Slurpee machines working, especially for popular flavours such as Coke and Pepsi.I asked my husband to stop by here before picking me up before I was done work because I was very hot, also I'm pregnant so I was craving a slurpee. He picked me up without one and said that they were out of both flavours I asked for. I asked if we could stop by anyway because it is the closest 711 to our home, and I could at least settle for a fountain drink. I went in and the woman at the counter had a sour expression which I ignored. Then, both buttons for the fountain Pepsi just sprayed out CO2. I was very frustrated. So I approached her and let her know that they were just running clear and her response was Yeah

DISSED & DISRESPECTED AFTER THEY DOUBLED-CHARGED MY CARD. On the day of making a purchase at this 7-Eleven, financial bank record revealed I was double charged for that purchase. The following day, I presented the “proof of purchase” receipt to the 7-Eleven staff (who are familiar with me and my small white service dog, having frequented the store). I also showed the female my bank statement, as I explained the situation to her and suggested they give me another drink as I paid for it. With another store person prompted to the cashier area by the lady’s loud decibel, harsh-tones voice, I was then rudely addressed by the two Indian woman raising their voices at me and pointing at me flaring their arms. “It is not our problem, it’s the bank’s problem,” she stated more than once. “The system is built not to double charge,” as if I was making this up, despite the evidence (not to mention the fact that one of the two women was one of the two employees present at the time when I made a purchase one day earlier and asked “are you double-charging me?” — a question she met by assuring me that was not the case. She was wrong.It is evident to witness the entitlement factor alive and fuelling the people who run this private business that is masked by the 7-Eleven stamp. As I stated, I have regularly frequented this particular store due to convenience. I grew up in Toronto and Campbellford, Ontario — a place where customers (especially regular ones were valued and made to feel welcome). Once upon a time, it was widely taught to society that “the customer is always right.” There was no entitlement factor looming with the horrible notion that “you’re replaceable, you don’t matter , I am the store “owner” and I hold the power because you need me , the store does not need you”. I expected so much more from Saskatoon, a place where the small town feel still is very alive, like Campbellford, Ontario: where the customer is still treated with “love and respect” because the store should be appreciative that THE CUSTOMER chose to spend their dollar there.

Nothing is ever ready and it is always messy. If this is the standard that corporate sets then this location should either shut down or get new people to run it.

This 7-11 has friendly staff but a horrible parking lot. It is usually fairly clean and well stocked. Both my grandchildren and I appreciate the fact that they supply free wifi. The staff make up for the ill conceived parking lot so we keep going back!

Had an awesome experience when I last visited the store. Nice place for a quick stop for small last minute items. Great slurpe options and nice sweet for the kids. They have a great rewards program where you get a card or download an app on your phone and you will be able claim your rewards with the points.

If you want a slurpee, just get the slurpee. Don’t get wings because you think “I could eat some wings…” they’re not worth $1 a wing, they’re not worth $.25 a wing. They’re always gnarly, the breading is always greasy, and sticks to the other wings, the chicken is greasy and fatty and it’s “not fried” it’s just gross.Yay mushy wings…!

It was excellent store before like 1 or 2 years ago but now it’s not the store I like. the person who manages this place definitely don’t know how to run it

I was extremely disappointed with the strips & wedges I received. I left the store with the 8 chicken strips & 10 wedges for $13.99" deal. When I left