Someone from a nearby restaurant recommended that I stop by 7-11 to try their banana pudding for a…read moresweet treat! It was on the expensive side - about $5 a but it was sooo good!

Walker 15 minutes there to get some food because google said it was open 24/7. Not open. Clerk was…read morein there ignoring me.

6 bucks for two cheese sticks is borderline robbery. Get your travel snacks elsewhere.read more

The prices are disgusting. 'Inflation' as an excuse to price gouge travelers. Plan ahead and either…read morebring snacks, etc., or arrive when the cafe is still open. An example: $12 for 5oz chocolate pretzels (usual retail ~$4)

Amazing staff, super friendly and helpful when ordering for the first time. It reminds me of a deli…read morethat I used to go to in Boston where they make you feel at home. The Monte Cristo panini was fresh off the press, and tasted great. The flavors blended very well together and the sauce that was on it wasn't overbearing. I just wish they had public restrooms since it can get a little messy after eating but at least they have a cool little mezzanine for dining.

Fresh food, we were on the later side for lunch, so make your own Buffett was low. Had a great…read moresandwich , made fresh and bread was delicious!

As I pumped the gas myself, the machine told me that hospitality was their word of the day. In…read morefact, it told me twice. The second time it told me to go inside the store and to check out their hospitable employees. I absolutely did not but the guy inside had a warm and welcoming aura. Especially in front of the display of Marlboro. Gas was overpriced 5¢ per gallon. As I drove away, I saw the has a station further down was cheaper. As I made this realization, I noticed out of the corner of my eye movement. The man in the car behind me was seriously busting a move. In fact I thought he was seizing out. I was ready to jump out at this red and check if he was okay. Just wish I knew what song he was dancing to. Really makes me wonder. Thanks Yelp this review is looking pretty epic .

Great store with tons of offerings (snacks, drinks, butts, lotto)…read more.. They lose stars because the area the store sits on is tight....not very easy to get in and out at the gas pumps.

The staff here is always helpful, whether in locating items you're searching for or with getting…read moreproduct recommendations. Aziz is particularly helpful in calling attention to new items especially those that meet my picky tastes! Great store to visit!

I've been to J Life Mart on Thayer Street a few times since they opened in April 2021. J Life Mart…read moreis a convenience store that sells Asian snacks, beverages, beauty, plushies, figurines, stationary, and more. Most recently, I passed by and saw the for rent sign and 50% off everything in store sign. I went in and the back wall of chips and many of the refrigerated items were all gone. I did purchase some snacks. When I checked out, the cashier said J Life Mart will be closing end of February if not sooner. It's really unfortunate another business on Thayer Street is closing.

Cute shop I came across with some Asian flavored snacks. I was too tempted by some chicken and…read moresteak flavored chips. What crazy combos is Lay's up to overseas? I had to find out. Granted, if you just want a snack, this store was a bit expensive with its snack selection, but where else can you get these unique treats? The employee was nice, and she did assure us that the chips tasted as advertised. And they did. I just don't think I'm personally ready for steak flavored chips. But I got to try it, so that's what counts. This was a fun store to browse.

First the pros of this location. The staff here are super friendly no matter what time of day or…read morenight nor how busy it is. Honestly, that's not a given at a 7 11 location. Generally it is well stocked,clean, and have a decent selection of hot and prepared foods, if that is your jam. I mean, who doesnt crave a jalapeno and cream cheese taquito from time to time. Now on to the cons, and unfortunately it's a pretty big one. On two occasions after using the atm in the back of the store, I had to deal with fraudulent charges to my debit card. Let me tell you, it was a huge hassle and I wouldn't want anyone to go through that. I had an older swipe type debit card, so if you have an updated tap/chip debit card there is less chance that there would be an issue, but still be on the lookout. (Also I realize those machines are not kept up by 7 11 employees and this doesn't reflect on how nice I think the folks who work here are, nor do I think they were trying to pull something sketchy. But it unfortunately does put a pretty big black mark on my experience)

The owner of this store is not a good person. I have shopped there off and on for 14 plus years and…read morewent in to buy an item today. I had a coupon on an app for 1.00 off a particular item from the manufacturer of the item. This 711 was listed on the app as one of the stores that accepts this coupon. I was unable to use it not because they didn't have the technology to accept the coupon thru the app but simply because the owner doesn't like coupons. I told him he should contact the company that I got the coupon from and notify them to take that 711 store off the list because they don't take coupons and the owner replied in a very rude way that I should do that. I told him it's his store why should I do his job for him. If he had been normal and said I'm sorry I don't take coupons and I will contact that company and let them know to take the 711 off of the list of stores that accept the coupons I would have just went somewhere else and never left this review but the owners attitude was so condescending and he really showed me he doesn't value his long time customers. I will never ever shop there again. There are many other choices and frankly I rather spend my hard earned money at a place that doesn't give customers attitude and treat them like crap because I wanted to use a coupon at the store. Also it's not safe to shop at this store late at night basically after sun down you will get pan handlers con artists homeless all accosting you and it sometimes happens during the day.

This mini market was an unexpected find on Thayer Street and even has a few dedicated parking spots…read moreright in front, which made it very easy to find parking and get in an out quickly. I can see why it's so popular with the large student community that lives nearby, they have a deli section, a frozen food section, some international/imported snacks, plus everything you'd find at a typical convenience store. The store is crammed packed with goods and it can seem a little chaotic while shopping, but chances are that you'll find what you're looking for here. We picked up a few breakfast sandwiches and drinks today. The sandwiches were cooked and seasoned perfectly and came on a soft bulky roll, which was perfect and the prices were reasonable.

I went here for the first time today to get a breakfast sandwich as part of the RI Food Fights Best…read moreBreakfast Sandwich event. I got a bacon egg and cheese on a roll and it was simple and delicious! Exactly what I wanted. This seems like an unsuspecting place that I didn't even know had a deli! They also have a huge assortment of drinks and snacks, featuring many international brands as well. The woman at the deli counter was as sweet as could be. Will definitely be back!

They sell breakfast items like bacon and eggs but barley carry any. We went here for pricing but…read morethey are usually out of stock. And why did the name change to Lucky's Hookah World.. the name change was just an awful decision it makes the area look less appealing and created more influence to high schoolers all arou...

Usually, you don't hear the term "curb appeal" applied to a small market/convenience store, but it…read moredefinitely applies to this place. Its cheerful exterior is very inviting, and it features some unusual architecture (it was an old, yet futuristic-looking gas station at one time, apparently). In addition to a basic selection of drinks, snacks and groceries, it has a small deli counter, where you can purchase either deli meats, or made-to-order deli sandwiches, both very reasonably priced. I did see a very small selection of produce immediately to the left of the entrance. The section on the right presently appears to be used for storage (I'm not sure if it used to house a pizza operation mentioned in other reviews?). This market is diagonally across the street from the Modern Diner, another interesting piece of historical architecture. It's cool to see old buildings still around, whether they are being used for their original purpose, or re-purposed.