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3.8 (41 reviews)
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Harish V.

This Spot is definitely different from other 7-Eleven places and you will realize the moment you step-in. Pros: -------- Spacious Clean Attentive Staff Food Fresh to some extent. Dining Area Farmers Fridge available inside for Fresh Salad Cons: ---------- None to me Wish all the 7-Eleven should be like this.

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Jeff C.

7-Eleven gets a bad rap. Sadly, most of the time, the bad rap is completely justified. I've been in 7-Elevens that I wouldn't have taken my dear old mother into for fear of offending her delicate sensibilities. Some of these places, Slurpee or no Slurpee, are just &#$%ing nasty. The 7-Eleven at McClurg and Ontario, however, isn't too bad at all. In fact, it's generally clean, well stocked, well lit, well staffed and not altogether unpleasant to visit when one hankers for a hunk of cheese (or whatever). You can get a Slurpee the size of your head or a 55-gallon drum of Diet Coke (ok, not really), smokes if you are into that sorta thing, candy, chips, dip, a slightly over/undercooked wiener (with bun!)... you name it. It's a convenience store, it's got a boatload of convenient stuff (forget your prophylactic while visiting your girl/fella in Streeterville? This is your place, brother). Some have commented on the prices - they are a bit high, but it's a convenience store in downtown Chicago. The sales tax alone is, like, 115%. You ever check out the property taxes down here? Get used to it. So all in all this is a high-grade 7-Eleven. Easy if not particularly cheap to the unaccustomed. Five Stars.

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12 years ago

Best and cleanest 7-11 I've ever been to. Great staff. I wish the 7-11 by my house was this clean!

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