7-Eleven

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Most guests think that the staff is energetic at this pizzeria. Professional service is something that visitors would like to improve here. 7-Eleven hasn't received a high rating from Google users.

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Ahmed Alghamdi Request content removal
Always good pass by.
Richard May Request content removal
They ALWAY'S have FRESH HOT and COLD BREW COFFEE ( ICED COFFEE ).
Laly Leal Request content removal
BAD Service. I am writing this review on 09/20/2023 at 2:42pm. I walked into this 7-Eleven, today, a few minutes before 2:00pm. When I entered the store, I got there during a “shift change,” and apparently, during a shift change, the pumps are closed. If someone reading this has ever worked at a gas station then maybe you can advise me if this standard operating procedure, whether it is or whether it isn’t, I would have waited patiently to be attended as the shifts were “changed” if the following hadn’t occurred. The problem is that as people entered the store, no one was greeted by the attendants, the attendants didn’t even look up to acknowledge that people were waiting (they were busy counting money so I can understand that ). When people started to complain or ask, what was the hold (which is natural because no one advised us what was going on) that’s when we were told “We are changing shifts” and they went back to work. At no moment did anyone say “Give us a moment we will be with you in a second.”, “Sorry for the wait”etc. On the contrary, as the crowd got restless with the attendants' indifference and disregard of our presence, things turned from indifferent to rude. The attendant who was leaving the shift was talking out loud, so we all could hear: “Every day is the same thing, we change shifts at this time.”, (this statement was said with an attitude) one customer started complaining loudly, and they just kept repeating the same thing out loud (with an attitude) so we all could hear: “Every day is the same thing, we change shifts at this time.” Why not just address everyone and say please give us a few minutes, they didn’t say it in the beginning, the middle, or the end. It was as if they were in the store alone and no one was waiting. It was as if they didn’t know what the problem was because every day this is what happened around 2:00 PM and we were just supposed to understand why they were ignoring us. It was as if we were in the wrong for at least wondering why no one even acknowledged us. I have a comment to the attendant who kept saying, “Every day is the same thing, we change shifts at this time.” Every day you don’t have the same people walking into the store. So then every day you are going to have to tell someone new to please give you a moment as you change shifts. I understand that you can’t attend to anyone during a shift change, I get it, that’s perfectly understandable, what is not understandable is to ignore a group of customers that are literally standing in front of you, then get mad when one of them happens to call you out on the fact that we are all standing there and no one who is working on the other side of the counter is saying anything. The other attendant who was also attitude-stricken, got behind the register to start her shift and I was next in line. I asked her to put $25 on pump #8, I handed her a $100 bill, and she said I couldn’t put gas because she just started her shift and she only had $30 in the register. I asked her if there was anything she could do because I was literally on E (empty) and I was about to run out of gas. She said “No”. I walked away and said “Of, course you don’t care,” and she said, “I sure don’t care.” My comment to her is this: I understand that you only had $30 dollars in change to start your shift but you were rude and you know it. Maybe there was nothing you could do, (or maybe there was) there is no way of me knowing, the only thing I am fully aware of was your attitude and your disregard for customer service. To the manager: If shifts change every day at the same time, put a sign up, and let people know that the pumps and the register will be closed from a certain time to a certain time. Make it easier on your staff. Train your staff on how to deal with these types of situations.
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13695 SW 288th St
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