Good place, Best in market in terms of authentic/Iraqi…read moreconvenience store, but too pricey, and that's simply because they do not have any competition! Variety is okay, it used to be much better before, they seem to be downgrading their inventory a bit.

Welcome to Baghdad. With a middle eastern craving for some…read morespices and sweets I knew this place would have my fix. This little market has a lot of things to meet most of your needs. Picked up some Zatar, sesame cookies, and lebaneh. Great choice if you are in the Vaughan area.

Recently, my 7-Eleven app has been warning me that my 7Rewards points were about to expire. My last…read moreday to maintain my points with a purchase was last Thursday. My issue with visiting a 7-Eleven is that there isn't one close by where I live. Markham no longer has a store. The closest one by my home is in Pickering. It's not exactly five minutes away! On weekends, I often travel along Rutherford Road. There are two 7-Eleven stores on this road that bookend Highway 400. I decided to try the first one that I hit after work going eastbound last Thursday night, which was this one. There is plenty of parking. I managed to back into a spot. This store has a gas station. Prices are cheaper in this area than the GTA in general. There were lots of pumps available at 7:30 pm. I walked in and looked at the beverages in the fridge. There were great deals on pop, which I love. There's a new orange sorbet Coke. I stood there looking longingly and happily at the bottles. A orange Coke float in a bottle was a dream to me. I snapped out of my trance and got two. The cashier at the counter was great. I paid and had my 7Rewards barcode scanned on my app. Points earned and preserved. Mission accomplished! I grabbed my cold bottles of pop and cheerfully headed back to my car. The chicken wings and nuggets smelled so good. Had I not had dinner, I would have bought some. The hot foods are pretty good at 7-Eleven if you're in a rush and need to get rid of your hunger pangs. I'd come back here again. I like this 7-Eleven. Traffic does get crazy in this area, as there are box stores five minutes away. It's also roughly ten minutes away from Vaughan Mills and Canada's Wonderland. (364)

Located right beside the Rutherford GO station, I was surprised there is so little discussion of…read morethis place. It has all the conveniences of your everyday 7-11 PLUS a gas bar that is very competitive in their gas price in the RH area. The lower price plus the 30 liters promotion (think another 3 cents off) make it a definite goto place for gas.

Great for buying Lotto and Pro Line. Parking is never an issue. Just be mindful that it's close to…read morea high school and during lunch/after school it can be crowded with students in and around. The owners have been there for years so they have a good understanding of the community. During playoffs, World Cup, holidays etc they always have appropriate displays for merchandise to celebrate the occasion. They also have baked bread and all the other necessities if you can't make it to the grocery store. This is my preferred Convenience Store.

This is actually an Arabic grocery store and also has chicken shawarma for lunch on weekdays it's…read morealso opened from 8am till 10pm 7 days a weeks as a convenience store, this is a family owned business.

Whenever I visit this plaza, I'm here to get bubble tea at CoCo Fresh Tea and Juice. I've been…read moredropping by once every couple of months or so. I have always been curious about the convenience store on CoCo's left side when you're staring right at it. Time 2 Time Convenience is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, according to the sign. It's perfect for students at York University who need something at odd hours of the day. I saw a mini van in front of the convenience store. A man was offloading bags of milk. After fetching my bubble tea at CoCo, I went into the convenience store. I was curious. I do like this store. Ice cream bars and Mr Freeze greeted me. It took me back to being a kid visiting my local convenience store. Sadly, prices aren't the same! What I like about this store is the selection of pop. When I see A&W cream soda, Dr Pepper strawberries and cream, and Crush in peach, grapefruit, and strawberry, I know that I've hit a gem of a store. I grabbed a bottle of Dr Pepper strawberries and cream. I didn't bother looking at how much sugar was in this beverage and how quickly I'd crash from a sugar high. I wanted the drink. This store also has patties in mild and spicy beef, chicken, and veggie. They looked good. Each patties goes for $2. I asked if I could get a mild beef. The man who was hauling milk into the store said that they weren't quite ready from the oven. He offered to microwave one. I decided to go with the spicy beef. I said that patties aren't as yummy nuked. He agreed. I paid for my goods. I rarely have cash on hand. This place charges 25 cents if you use your debit card to pay. If you're using a credit card, you get charged 75 cents for the transaction. A quarter didn't seem horrific. I tapped and was good. I thanked the woman behind the plexiglass. She wished me a nice evening. I reciprocated and headed to my car with bubble tea, pop, and a patty. I ate my patty in my car. The sleeve had a lot of information. If you want to sleep soundly, read it. My patty was yummy. It wasn't all that spicy. The beef was yummy. The dough part was perfect. I had my pop as I drove home. It does taste like strawberries and cream mixed in with regular Dr Pepper. It was enjoyable. I like this store. I'm glad that I dropped by to check it out. I'll be back. (187)