This 7-11 was the only store open late on the island as we were making our way to our resort on a…read morelate weeknight. The super nice guy offered to whip us up any fresh warm food we wanted- bam $7 pizza to feed our hungry kids and a smile on delivery. Seriously, thank heaven for 7-11!

At this time they're only offering "Premium" gas with Hurricane Irma approaching unfortunately I…read moredon't believe that they are out of regular gas they're just trying to price gouge and it's pretty petty at a time like this taking advantage of people. Beware of this place and go to the speedway around the corner for regular gas at a regular price of $2.69.

This place is awesome! Picked up some subs before the beach and they were delicious…read more Service was fast and the food was reasonably priced. Highly recommend!

These are great sandwiches to grab before hitting the beach. Good size, fresh, easy, and yummy.read more

Made a quick stop here for a drink. There is no fuel at this location. They had lots of soft drink…read moreoptions. There is a bike rack out front too. Cashier was friendly and I was able to use my 7 eleven rewards with no issues. Very convenient location right by bike rentals and hotels.

Only has disgusting paper straws that fall apart half way through your drink in the name of going…read moregreen.... Then only has styrofoam cups for fountain drinks. WTH Sev?????

I love this Island store. This spot has been here longer than I have been on this earth, and I…read morethink that is so special. Located at the corner of Captiva DR and Andy Rosse Lane this is a perfect spot to pick up things you need without going back to Sanibel. In fact, I think it may be the only grocery store in Captiva. It is not huge, but it does have all the essentials including liquor, beer, and wine. They're affiliated with Bailey's General Store in Sanibel ( RIP until they renovate) meaning they've been serving Sanibel and Captiva since 1899. I know that, because it's on my cute General store tote I purchased when visiting recently. Service is welcoming and friendly, as you can expect from an Island store. There is also a small deli for you to order sandwiches if you want an on-the-go beach lunch. I remember walking down Andy Rosse as a kid from the house we rented with my abuelo to get coffee for the house every morning on vacation, and I'm happy this spot still exists to keep the memories going for folks enjoying the island. Wishing the Bailey's and Island store team the most success as they rebuild. And if you have the pleasure of visiting the island as it continues to reopen restaurants and businesses, be sure to make time to do your groceries and locally owned and operated spots like this.

This little store is located on Captiva Island. If you are unfamiliar with this store or island,…read morethere are very few grocery stores you can shop at. This is a great shop, if you need last minute items. It is essentially a grocery store, but they have a few additional items such as beer, wine, liquor and gifts such as cups, magnets and shirts. We stopped here a few times on our last visit to the island. There is always something you forget, and we appreciate shopping at a local mom and pop place as opposed to a large retailer. It is very small. They have a cooler with fruits and vegetables as well as other cold items, dry stock items, such as breads, sauces, chips, etc. We noticed that they were also making sandwiches to go. This is super convenient as the beach is directly down the road. For a small store, their wine and beer sections are very large. They even have a walk-in cooler so you can grab drinks cold already. We were able to find almost everything we were looking for or missed bringing with us. My only issue with them was the service. We stopped her a couple of times and the two gentlemen that worked here were always friendly and nice. They welcomed us and said hello. The lady who worked here, at the register was not friendly at all. No greeting, she had mean looks on her face and was honestly just not very nice. It was a shame since this is such a little local shop. We will continue to come here. It is convenient for where my family stays and we always run out of something such as bread or forget something. It is a perfect place to grab those last-minute items. I have even purchased some items here for gifts. They used to have a large liquor section that sold local rum, but I did not see that this time. I might have overlooked it though. Ever since the hurricane we are truly happy to see these businesses coming back and will continue to support them when we visit. If you are in the area I would definitely stop here for any last-minute items, you need.

Miss working at 7-11, Hurricane IAN took my Job Away from me. On and off with the Company from 2006…read more- 2022. Mark Salvatore

Unfortunately this 7-Eleven location was completely destroyed by Hurricane Ian in September 2022…read moreand the remaining structure will have to be demolished and rebuilt. CLOSED until further notice.

The best ribs and at $12.99, unbeatable. Go and the ribs. The key lime pie is also amazing.read more

Lovely shop for quick lunches and everything to go with. Service was wonderful and promptread more

This place is a hot mess. Empty coolers, not clean, and crew seemed busy talking about nothing to…read moreclean the place up. Made me laugh...maybe island life?!?!?

Phone number on website does not work so unable to get any info on availability of drug at this…read morelocation.

Island Pharmacy has one of the most effective anti-itch lotions we've ever found…read more BUT... Does anyone know if it has re-opened after Hurricane Ian? I haven't found a website and there's no answer on the phone...