7-Eleven

Coming from different parts of Georgia, I’m somewhat accustomed to the “southern hospitality” everyone expects from the area. I sometimes take it for granted until I came to Denver. Not that people are rude here or anything like that, it’s just not the same. When I went in to this convenience store, the man at the counter (I wish I’d gotten his name - this was on 2/10 around 10:30am, I believe) spoke to me in a way that reminded me of the southern hospitality I experience at home. A lot of that has to do with his tone of voice and calling me “friend,” and things like that, but I also felt like he genuinely cared about whatever it was that I cared about. First, I went in just to ask him where I could park so I could eat next door. Right off the bat, I was communicating to him that I wasn’t interested in spending money at his store. Still, he helped me find a spot. When I discovered that the other place I was hoping to eat at wasn’t even open yet, I came back in to tell him thanks for his help but I wouldn’t be eating there anyway. Then I asked him about his hot food, and he sold me an entire pizza. He had it boxed up and waiting at the register before I even knew what was going on. He and another employee both offered me different kinds of sauces too - something else that they’re not making money off of but are still offering out of thoughtfulness and genuine regard for me. The other guy handed me a huge handful of sauce packets, too. Not just two little things like a lot of restaurants do. I know sometimes convenience stores don’t always get the best reputation but this one is definitely an exception to that - make sure you stop in and pick up a whole pizza if you’re headed out to the slopes! Eat all day for $7!

I would give it 0 it it would let me when to buy Pepsi Sign says to for 3 He tried to charge me over $4 worst customer service at this store

I’ve been shopping at this place few times mainly for coffee. Today I bought two hotdogs. one of the hotdogs had rotten or spoiled flavor. I came back to let them know about it. They tried to convince me that it was ok and that they don’t do returns. Stay away from their food if you want to avoid complications.

AVOID!!!! Honestly. There are towing companies lining up like taxis to tow cars away. If you walk off the property for 1 minute you can count on a tow truck driver trying to take your car and charge you an exorbitant amount of money. Seriously. Its a scam!!

Do not park here!!!!!! You will get towed even if your inside making a purchase! The guy that owns the 7-Eleven also owns the towing company so the tow truck waits around the corner for a call and they just randomly tow cars even if you're making a purchase inside the actual 7-Eleven I had to pay a drop fee for him not to take my car even though I was making a purchase. I will be reaching out to 7-Eleven corporate, the fox 31 problem solvers and recording my findings myself to make a civilian complaint to the city on this issue and you will not hear the end of this because that is not right.