Do not go here. this location should be avoided like the plague. no english spoken. rude

Went out on a limb and ordered one of those spinning hot dogs because I was in a huge rush and I was really hungry. It was $4.50 by the way. They were out of heated buns in the drawer so they had to go to the back to get cold ones. I wanted chili cheese but the machine was out of both Chilli and cheese. I asked where the condiments where but there was too much of a language barrier to successfully communicate. I think they were out of regular condiments too. Took a single bite and it was beyond disgusting. Both the hot dog and the bun were cold. The dog was also salty and inedible beyond belief. An hour later I gave it to my dog at home and he took one smell and wouldn't eat it. I then proceeded to have the worst explosive diarea of my entire life. My insides are on fire still. Just after one bite. Never again. read more

It's a convenience store what do you expect. Area seemed a little sketchy but everyone's minding their business. We came by around 9pm and everything was fully stocked. I needed water and Tylenol and they had it. Hot foods looked a little old but it's the end of the day. Overall it's a 711 and it's where you go to get snacks or drinks. read more

24/7, right. This is posted on door at 1 am. Once again, this more of a regular occurrence than a once in a while event. read more

7-Eleven - Convenience Stores Near Me - Napa, California

I've been to about 8 different 7-Elevens in the last week, but there's nothing quite like the one right around the corner from me. There's something quite convenient about a 24 hour store that's within walking distance from my place. Not only is it always open, but I can get there in a pinch whenever I need a bite to eat or drink - or essential items! 7-Eleven has a great app, too, which is part of why I keep coming back. Buy 7 drinks - get the 8th free! Always a great deal, and with Big Gulps at only 79 cents a pop, it's a pretty easy number of drinks to obtain every week! At this point, the local cashiers know me well enough to expect me to pull up my app and maybe get a free soda. They're all nice and fairly talkative, which is always a plus. Now I want a Big Gulp! Pro tip: the taquitos aren't bad, either. I typically go with Monterey Jack Chicken if I'm grabbing one, but all flavors are decent for the price. Grab three for an extra value! read more

Of all the 7-Elevens in Napa, this is the one with the easiest to negotiate parking lot. Not that there are many parking spaces (one's better off parking on Main Street, and Lincoln/Main is pretty busy) It has a smaller lot than the Lincoln Starbucks, so make sure you have good timing! There are people who seem to be camping outside and at the bus stop,unlike the others, since it does have an accessible location. The Sierra location is beside a laundromat, the First Street one behind a gas station, and the Redwood one is seemingly impregnable. The Lincoln Avenue location has the best selection- fanciest coffee machines, they carry the chocolate creamers, a good selection of cereals, breakfast sandwiches, they even have something that's a Power Fusion coffee or something like that. It's quite clean, despite the exterior. The owners are friendly, hardworking, it's a convenience store for a reason. read more

So I come in here looking for some hotdogs and found some. Now I'm looking for napkins. Looked everywhere, went around where the coffee was and still nothing. How could there be no napkins readily available? I asked myself. So I asked the cashier who rang me up earlier. To only find out they are hoarding behind the counter... I can see why this place isn't busy since everyone is avoiding the place. Man I need my napkins cause I'm a messy eater. I guess I'll be going to the one on first street since napkins are everywhere including the ground. I don't know who steals the napkins in order for them to take security measures. So I'll give them a five star rating as my parting gift of me never coming back. Hakuna matata! read more

This is Free Coffee Week at 7-11 Stores all over the country. Viva the Japanese Ownership and Marketers of the corporation. As for this store -- meh. The guys are OK, but this morning there was a woman working behind the counter. I saw an older woman with issues mentioned in an earlier review, but this woman didn't seem older. So, it would seem they have two women with issues working there. This morning I was carrying my own 16-ounce cup. Sixteen ounces. I think that's their large, not hardly the size of their extra large. I mention this details because the 7-11 marketing team has been clear that the Free Coffee promotion applies to any size in the store. OK, there I was at the register with my 16-ounce cup (Starbucks brand, if you must know) and the cashier rings me up for $1.25. I say, "It's free coffee week." She says, "Refills are $1.25." "No, this is my cup. I'm saving you on the cost of cups and lids." I walked out with my coffee prepared to Tweet about it to 7-11 and not spend another second talking to her about her personal insane take on the Free Coffee Week. Maybe she has people in and out of there all day long, but that's not me and she just came off as an idiot. read more

I am not a happy camper. I just left and should have walked out (minus $15.00 worth of food, which I paid every cent worth) and left my purchase on the counter and not paid. It's late, I get it. I understand I'm wearing a large coat. But I'm also with a male the same size as the coat and he's not wearing one and its cold outside. We both came in (with a large group of skater teens behind us) and got my stuff and went to the counter. An older Indian lady was cashiering. She immediately was rude when I set everything down. She asked "is that all? " I said yes. She asked me again. This time I'm annoyed I didn't get it yet. She then asked a third a fourth time, all the while not ringing up my stuff and a line is behind me. Embarrassing. I am now pretty upset and say yes! And she gives me a dirty look and starts ringing up my items, still eyeballing me. Mind you, I'm paying half cash half card. When she's done she asks me twice MORE if that's all the items I have. At this point I'm livid and embarrassed. I basically just yelled yes and opened all the pockets on my coat to show her I have nothing. She then gives me another dirty look and mumbles " I believe you". Well. I'm NEVER coming back to this 7-11. I'm pissed that I even spent $15.00 here. I should have just told her I'm insulted. Shown her I had nothing and walked out. I'm not even sketchy looking! I'm a young short tiny girl with a tall gangly dork boyfriend. We talked the whole time we were in there! Next time maybe watch the semi drunk teen skaters that were loud and obnoxious. If I could give this place a ZERO star I would!! read more

7-Eleven - Convenience Stores Near Me - Napa, California

We just went into store and cashier was purposely charging twice for a bottle of wine claiming that it was crv. I asked if he was sure and he kept insisting that it was correct as he manually kept entering numbers into his register. read more

7-Eleven - The cashier tought we where drunk and said the wine was this amount due to "Crv" as he manually entered the amount.Be careful. - Convenience Stores Near Me - Napa, California

All I've really got to say is DO NOT go here if 1. there's a short middle eastern chick behind the counter AND 2. YOU ARE BLACK! Simple as that. As for one who's very forgiving, sees the glass half full, educated (mind you in the OC of SoCal) and NEVER pulls the race card, my experience reminded me just how racist some people still are. To be so bold and so sure of herself to outright say what she did as I approached the counter was flat out rude and unacceptable. As I'm thinking I'm about to be greeted, instead I'm immediately harassed based on none other than the color of my skin. Message me if you need specifics of what was said if further convincing is desired. I just really hope that not too much more of this town follows similar philosophy as I'm simply visiting the vineyards like the majority of human beings that travel here. To be treated accordingly shouldn't be too much to ask... read more

My first visit to this 7-11 was today, so this is not a reflection on the employees. When I walked in there was a smell so powerful that I thought someone must have thrown up and they were burning strong incense or something to cover it up. It was so bad that when I got in my car to start my commute home I realized my clothes stunk of it, even though I had only been in the store for 2 minutes. I have now been home for hours, and after throwing those clothes in the laundry basket in another room hours ago, I still reek. I have no idea what they were burning or spraying, but I wouldn't step foot in that 7-11 if you paid me. (If you'd have told me I'd be reviewing a convenience store, I'd have said no way. But I'm sitting here in my own home hours later, and I don't know if the smell is coming from my hair or skin or WHAT. Bizarre. And I am a former smoker, so I'm not overly sensitive to smell. Honestly, unless loved ones were starving or dying of dehydration, I would never go in that store again. read more

A "convenience store" that doesn't let customers use the bathroom is not convenient. The store clerk was incredibly rude when I said, "please, I have a medical condition," which is my situation. read more

One of the guys who works here, Indian man maybe in his 30s, was a total jerk. Really irritated that he needed to attend to us. Avoid!