7-eleven

Pretty shameful to see this business raise their prices on food items after low income housing was built across the street. It is one of the only places in Seattle that charges movie theater prices for candy and soda. It's not just the unhealthy food though, a can of soup runs almost six times the price of the nearest grocery store as well. Nothing like gouging people who have limited means of transportation and live in what the city defines as an urban food desert. It's despicable. One star for the unwavering friendliness of half of the clerks. It is not their fault the owner of this store exploits poor people, and the franchise is okay with beer and wine being cheaper than milk here.

The cashier ran up 2 juices(on sale 2/$4) and one apple fritter($1.89) the TOTAL WAS($9.78!!) I EXPLAINED ITS INCORRECT, the sale price is $4/2. He said no..so I tried to show him and he took down the sale tags...he even took the one out of my hands!! and said NO MORE.. I did take pic cuz they do this all the time, notice the expiration date is May 2020. They should pay me to go there n deal with their bad attitudes.

I would give this 7-Eleven five stars except for one of the employees, Jagjeet, is it terrible character. The card reader is always broken on his shift, so you have to pay cash or go to the 7-Eleven cash machine. He's always in a terrible mood and mean mugging me. What the hell? I'm pretty! He's always on the phone which is super rude to other customers. He is scared of dogs, which is crazy because I have a 4 lb toy poodle! My grandiose sense of entitlement does not deserve that kind of treatment. The place is ratchet dirty as well. My apologies to the other wonderful men and women who work there, but you all deserve better.