This 7-Eleven location is very unclean. The gentleman who works the early shift is very rude and lacks professionalism. I would not buy any food from this location due to the lack of cleanliness. You can definitely tell this location is a franchised location. read more

One of the recently remodeled stores. Same setup inside really but new signage and marketing throughout. Best of all their new rewards program. Keeps track of your purchases like every seventh drink free. You can peep online or on the app for special rewards too. "Buy two of these and get that free" etc. Most rewards are available to everyone but some are app specific. If you just swing through for a coffee and Slurpee whatever. If you routinely frequent this location it may be worth it in the long run. Parking isn't much of an issue. 38th and Federal can be busy though so it tends to be easier to pull in versus pulling out. They sell propane at this location too so if you live nearby this is a great neighborhood amenity. Open 24/7 too so that's always a plus when you wake up at three AM craving a Reese's Cup. read more

Is this the worst 7-Eleven in Denver? Not yet, but the manager is apparently trying! I was moved to write this review because the milk i just bought there was spoiled, and this is the last straw in a string of negative impressions I've had ever since it opened. Although it is closer, I go to a different 7-11 when I need a convenience store because ick... Some things I've mentioned to the staff and received only smiling shrugs about over the past year (I live nearby but always go to a different 7-11 now): * expired milk (eh, NBD) * expired eggs (wtf) * rock hard (weaponized) bread * filth / food / spills * cockroaches - (!) - most people don't even know Denver has cockroaches. The last time I saw a cockroach in a commercial establishment, POTUS was in trouble for a non-spousal BJ. Roaches are a symptom of habitual lack of cleanliness. Inexcusable. But hey, the staff are nearly always friendly, so they've got that going for them, which is nice. My next "review" after this one is gonna be a snail-mail letter to the Public Health Inspector. Maybe Southland's DM (do they even have DM's? If so, this one's asleep at the switch) ...will perk up from a citation. read more

Definitely the cleanest 7-Eleven with the widest selection of snacks that I have ever been in. I always go to the one closer to me because of convenience, but seeing how kept this location is, that's about to change. Seriously, I don't know why all 7-Elevens aren't operated like this one. The employees seem to enjoy there time here as well, as I was welcomed as I walked in and was asked if I was a member at checkout. Two courtesies often overlooked by most 7-Eleven employees I've encountered. Big fan of this 7-Eleven read more

Easy in easy out. Being out on the road a lot, I stop off at a lot of 7/11. I especially like their Slurpie's. The store in particular has beautiful shiny floors. The restrooms are very clean. This is the kind of place you would stop with the family to grab something to eat and let your daughter used restroom and not have to worry about it being dirty. The people at the counter were very friendly and spoke English. The front of the store has a lot of gum marks on the cement but overall very clean. Definitely one of the better 7/11 They definitely go out of their way to try to keep the place clean read more

7-Eleven - Front of the store - Convenience Stores Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I love Seven-Eleven so goddamned much. I love them so much that sometimes I think that when I die from an inevitable Slurpee-induced coma, I would like to be buried in a plot in inner-city Denver, only to have my favorite convenience store built on top of my final resting place. And if it happened to be store #34330 at the corner of 38th and Federal, why, that'd be just fine with me. I could certainly think of worse places to haunt. This is the latest Seven-Eleven in Denver, which saw its official opening last Saturday, January 30th. Although I narrowly missed the bulk of the festivities (baloon animals and cake were plum out at 1:00pm), by the time I showed up, the weather was a balmy 50 degrees: perfect weather for some sugar-flavored ice. I popped in and promptly saddled up my cup's hemipsherical lid to the nozzle of choice, but not before noticing how clean the store was. Some 7-11s are reputed for a grimy, unkempt appearance (especially those which reside on Alameda and Colfax, pour souls), but it's hard to forget just how nice a new convenience store can be. I'm happy to say that the managers of this location did their damndest to get their new store in ship-shape for the opening. I could've eaten nachos off the floor in this place. For my next trip, I'll make this a priority and report back on the delicious results. Since the party was already being packed up when I dragged the misses into the front door, the store wasn't jam packed, but was still extensively staffed. The ladies behind the counter were well-trained and talkative without being nosey. They stopped short of shoving complimentary donuts ("It's our opening day! Take two!") into our gullets, but just barely. I've already returned to the store several times since the opening (see opening paragraph), and can confirm that at various times of the day, the store is prepared to take on all comers. On our way out of the store, the franchise's manager eagerly snagged us on the way out the store, and insisted we take free Slurpee keychains to commemorate our inaugural visit. Now, you know me. Normally I don't allow myself to be swayed by all the glitz and glamor of corporate American swagger. I'm not so easily fooled by a free t-shirt or bucket hat. But these were free keychains... that had SLURPEES ON THEM. Needless to say, this is a store that I will not be avoiding in the routine of my regular, sixteen-hour day. I would worry about the shortage of business I'll be providing my other, friendly neighborhood Big Gulp vendors (three, count 'em, THREE other 7-11s within a mile of this one), but the lack of gas pumps at this store is a considerable barrier to that. Also, during rush hour, making one's way out onto either 38th or Federal seems like a Herculean task of navigating two of the Highlands' busiest avenues. Aside from these two faults, this Elite proudly gives his Squishee stamp of approval to this, the newest addition to The Mile High City's most devoted convenience store chain. Oh, bury me not/ On the lone prairie/ But rather, lay my ashes/ In a cup of Slurpee read more

Thank you to Brienne for helping me when the store was out of glass cleaner. She helped me figure out another solution and showed a great customer service and problem solving approach. Much appreciated! read more