7-Eleven

This has to be the LEAST stocked 7-11 I have ever been in.. They have less than NOTHING in that store. And forget the prices, three times the price as in the supermarket. A gallon of milk is $3.99, but 2 half gallons costs $5.18, and naturally they have no gallons of milk. I swear, all of these 7 Eleven franchises make the prices up as they go along. Not to mention most of the employees in any 7 Eleven have the personality of a Wolverine. If there gonna rip you off, at least they can do it with a smile. ...

UPDATE 4/15/14.. For six weeks now, this particular 7-11 has been selling there gallon milk for 4.09...... meanwhile, there has been a sign hanging in the window "Gallon of milk 3.99" when I ask why? They tell me sales tax...... You Stupid A holes, there is no sales tax on milk. Just one more reason why I hate 7-11.

5/24/14. Needed cold medicine and the local CVS was closed. So I had no choice but to go to 7-11, 9.99 for a small box of Dayquil and the price on the shelf says 3.99....... So I ask why? It's in the wrong area, is the answer I get......... BS! I say. The item is marked one price, and they charge another. Guess I won't be going in there even in an emergency. Needless to say, I walked out without there overpriced Dayquil.

A year later from my original post... And the place is a bigger shit hole more than ever.
Out of all the 7- Eleven stores I've been in over the years, this place is the absolute end all WORST I've ever gone to.

A year later, and nothings changed.....

The employees are unbelievably rude. The cashier asked for a smaller bill when I went to pay with a $20, I appologized and said I didn't have anything smaller. She replied "You expect me to believe you don't have anything smaller than a $20?". I didn't know what to say. I understand if you don't have change but your to accuse me of lying? What a crazy place.

This is the worst 711 in NY and it employs the rudest and most incompetent people they can find

This particular 7-Eleven sure could use some help. They need someone to show them some positive customer skills and how to keep popular and needed items on the shelves. YES, this store is always out of stock on milk, bread, butter and other day to day items. And a Hello or a Thank You wouldn't hurt either. And by the way, practically throwing your change into your hand is not my idea of friendly service. I really don't like going in there due to there lack of caring for the customer and there lack of basic items on the shelves.