I had a really disappointing experience at this location due to poor customer service. The employee…read morewho helped me, Ms. Virginia, was extremely rude and gave me an unnecessary attitude. I placed my water bottle down after assuming the customer in front of me was finished, and instead of politely addressing the situation, she gave me a hostile look. I even apologized, but she continued to be cold and dismissive. After checking out the previous customer, she looked at me and said, "Now your turn," in a condescending tone. "Horrible experience" doesn't even begin to describe it. I hope management can speak with her about leaving personal frustrations at the door and focusing on delivering respectful, professional customer service. It's not just a gas station store, a job is a job and having poor customer service is a bad experience.

I go here a lot, and they are very friendly and quick to help. Very clean and well kept store…read more Convenient to use for the Old Greenbrier area. I particularly enjoy the Monterey Jack taquitos, buffalo chicken rollers, and the 7-select cold pressed juices. All the usual 7-eleven amenities are available.

Plenty of gas pumps available. Well lit. There is a bank teller-like cashier window on the outside…read moreof the building presumably for those who don't want to go inside to pay, or maybe it's for their after-hours/lock the door at 11pm customers. Couple of items to note: the electronic gizmo on Pump #7 asked if I wanted a receipt and I pressed the "Yes" button, but no receipt printed. It's as if the button did not work. No worries. I went inside and asked for my receipt, which was provided to me in short order. While I was inside, I purchased two 20oz sodas for $2.79, which came to $2.96 with tax. I gave her $3 cash and she asked me if I wanted my four pennies back? Interesting fact: After four decades as a customer, I've never been asked if I wanted my change returned. I paused for a few seconds and during this moment noticed that her 'need a penny, take a penny' container next to the register was empty, so I responded, "No, you can keep it." But seriously, what business asks their customer if they want their change back?

HORRIBLE SERVICE!!! NEVER AGAIN! I went to the air machine…read moreoutside, put $1.50 and the machine wasn't working. I went inside to notify the employee and he (George) told me I had to call a 1-800 number that was on the machine because he just leases that machine. I went out, there was no 1-800 number, went back in, he didn't believe me and went outside with me just to find that there was in fact no number. We went back in and he proceeded to give me 2 numbers to call, both out of service, I called right in front of him and told him and he continue saying there was nothing he could do. I asked for the gas station number and manager name and he told me he was the owner. I was expressing my frustration and told him that he should have a sign on the machine if it's not working or be responsable for the equipment if it was on his business, that it wasn't fair for customers and he proceeded to tell me "Don't preach me about how to run my business". This is completely wrong, is not the money but the principle behind it. For him being the owner he should have taken some responsibility or deal with it in a more professional manner. He was dismissive from the beginning and not caring at all.

I went to the 7-Eleven on Effingham about 10 minutes ago and the lady that was working in there…read morerefused and said she didn't feel safe that she friend family member to come there with her, but I'm not understanding why she was clocked in money for not doing her job. She shouldn't be on Night Shift if she can't perform the needed requirements for working such I gas. I ran out trying to get down the street to another gas station hopefully y'all can figure this out

as a seven/eleven this location is a bit tired, but the really weird part is the really poor…read moreselection of beer. never been to one which did not have Miller Lite, or Coors light. A lot of sweet fruity drinks. Sign on the cooler door reads "this is not a walk in cooler" , must have been placed there because so many people assume the lack of selection must just be just at the glass doors. surely there must be more inside. Nope! coffee area was a mess too!

Gas pumps Ice…read more Variety of snacks and drinks Beer/Wine available Staff is friendly and efficient Food bar available ATM Air, Vacuum and car wash If you are in the area stop by

I love the new Kroger Marketplace in Chesapeake and have been very happy with the fuel center…read morelocated on the property. Make sure you get a free Kroger Plus membership so you can take advantage of in-store savings, digital coupons and fuel points. You get one fuel point for every dollar you spend so if you spend over $100 in a month you get a 10 cent per gallon discount at the pumps. Spend over $200 and you get a 20 cent discount, over $300 for a 30 cent discount and so on up to $1 per gallon discount if you spend over $1000 in a month. The fuel points you earn in one month are redeemable the following month. Any unused points expire at the end of the following month. If you regularly shop at Kroger you can really save a lot of money on fuel. Fuel savings are limited to 35 gallons which is pretty generous. If you set it up right you can bring two vehicles and fill them both up. The normal posted gasoline prices are usually fairly competitive but certainly not the cheapest however when you couple it with a discount it usually ends up being the cheapest option in my local area. Choose from regular, mid-grade, premium or diesel. Even if you don't have available fuel points you will still save 3 cents a gallon with your Kroger Plus card. This facility is new so everything is clean and organized and in proper working order. There are plenty of pumps and I've never had to wait more than a minute or two to find one available. Just scan your Kroger Plus card and the display will ask you how much of your available discount you want to use then scan your credit card and pump your fuel. The spacious layout of the plaza provides easy access in and out.

Rude employees. No hello, no thanks, no you're welcome. Just bad attitudes all aroundread more

This is my go to fill the truck with gas, grab a water and some lottery tickets spot. It is close…read moreto work and brand new. There is a special place in my heart for both WaWa and 7-Eleven because I am used to seeing them on every corner back home. They have their differences and both are great. New Jersey has a strong presence of each, similar to the Starbucks saturation of the North West. They share the sometimes gas pump locations. Slevens have lottery while WaWas do not. WaWas have restrooms while Slevens do not. The similarities are that they are both great and a little competition is good. "The Good" - The staff are great. They are friendly and smiling and are always fast with a sincere "How are you doing?" - Refer back to my review of Bill's Hot Dogs concerning the police cruisers. This location is very police cruiser friendly. - Slurpees .... like you need more of a reason to visit a Sleven. - We are far enough below the Mason-Dixon to have Beer and Wine sold here. - This location has a gas station attached. - Lottery. You can't win if you don't play. "The Meh" - ATM even though there is a fee if it is not your bank. "The Bad" - The one thing that sets WaWa apart from the entire chain of Slevens is the ATM charge. WaWa does not charge you a fee if it is not your bank.

This gas station is clean and tidy. Its location is very convenient and easy to get in and out of…read morequickly. Gas prices here are generally about 9 cents cheaper than the gas stations less than a mile away on Military Hwy!

Best in Tidewater for repairs/maintenance/inspections! Experienced quality diagnosis and stellar…read moreservices. Fair prices, excellent communication with forthright assessments. Waiting room and bathroom facility is always clean/tidy. Cashiers are friendly and patient. My go-to for the past 10yrs. Will be getting my Tune-up in a few days.

This 7-Eleven is much like most other area 7-Eleven stores. Everyone knows what they sell. This…read morestore is always clean and organized with spacious aisles for easy navigation while you shop. All the equipment seems to work properly (freezers, refrigerators, warmers, registers, lottery machine, gas pumps, etc...). Proper COVID-19 protocols are in place and being followed which I appreciate. Employees are always friendly and helpful. There are plenty of gas pumps and fuel is always priced reasonably, it is seldom the cheapest but is never the most expensive in the area either. Gas prices are often a little below other area 7-Eleven stores. The parking lot and outside areas are always clean and free of debris. Access in and out is controlled by a traffic signal so navigation on to busy Battlefield Boulevard is easy in either direction. Like most area 7-Elevens, they are open 24 hours a day every day.

Horrible management. Period. But in a detailed review, let's…read morejust say this place has its good and bad days. The good: SOMETIMES the store is clean (to the eye). Some employees work their butts off, management not so much. The bad: Damn lottery players bombard the store almost every other hour, especially after lunch. The food sometimes stays on the grill from morning to evening. Some packaged products are dusted and not rotated. And the majority of customers that are in the store are ghetto. But overall, what's the difference between this certain 7-Eleven compared to the rest?