It smells like cigarettes and disinfectant. Good for snacks and cheap water if you are in a hotel…read morenearby. Don't come here looking for fruit or any food of substance. It's run down but serviceable.

Apparently, this location is closing soon so that is why they were out of a number of items…read more Service was friendly. We were able to buy what we needed as we were staying at a nearby hotel.

Who never has straws for slush/slurpees drinks or pop? This circle k. Bought 2 slushies fornthe…read morekids and had no straws to drink them. They offered me coffee straws..

Everytime I've gone in this store the clerks are rude and unfriendly. It's got everything the…read morebrand has to offer except good service.

They guy at the front sold me fake zyns to me while guaranteeing they were real. Just so you're…read moreaware

Lots of unique candy and treats, only thing is location. Felt like I was walking into the hood of…read moreDetroit when I rolled up in that B. Overall though it's pretty good, would recommend.

The staff here are shockingly more polite than any other 7-Eleven I've been to. Other than the odd…read moremess at the Slurpee station on a busy Saturday, the store is always clean. There is also a liquor store next door so if boozy Slurpees is your thing then you don't have far to go.

SLURPEES anyone??? Now that spring is here (well kind of) the cravings for sugary goodness…read moreincreases just a little. Good thing this 7-Eleven is so close to home, makes it very convenient anytime I get a craving. It is also a nice stop on Sundays during NFL season to get in my last minute Sport Select picks. The staff is always super friendly and usually greets me when entering and leaving. Everything is quite clean too which is nice to see. Not only that but it is also a nice landmark building to help direct guests to our house (always can say turn right at the Sev instead of right at the random corner that has pretty much the same name as the first few turns in our community; Copperstone/stone Gate/Cres/Blvd/Street/Rd). 7/30

Now this is the real deal in terms of Filipino grocery stores on Bonaventure Drive. Manila…read moreConvenience Store changed its name from another tie-in to Filipino culture which escapes me at the moment, but the service level and selection remain the same - that is to say unparalleled. There are around 25 freezers lining the store like a soft down pillow, filled to the brim with frozen packets of longanesa, tocino, spring roll wrapping papers and other assorted breakfast and lunch delicacies. At least I would imagine they are packed at some point because people go through that stuff quick! The rows are tightly packed together, and the shelves are tightly packed with assorted goodies: pork rinds, lechon sauce, salty crisps and sweet treats, hot chocolate mix, toiletries - you name it, chances are you can find it here. And of course the staff are quite helpful and friendly, with the occasional language barrier mishap adding to the overall pleasantness. A gem of a grocery store! 25/30

Growing up; whenever I wanted authentic Filipino desserts and snacks that my Mom would talk about,…read morewe had to wait for a giant Balikbayan (Literally "Go Home," or "Go back to the Homeland") box to arrive at the house. Usually three times a year. Then we moved to Daly City, which is like mini-Manila right in the Bay Area. Pandesal, Polvoron, Choc-Nut were all suddenly down the block, instead of a three month wait. Manila Convenience Store reminds me of those times. Everyone who works here is incredibly friendly, remembers your name, and what you like. They'll set a couple aside for you if you mention it's your favorite. They'll patiently listen to your out-of-practice Tagalog. A couple of times a week, they'll get fresh baked goods in. I'll undo a week's worth of sit-ups for fresh sapin-sapin covered in toasted coconut. Stop here for snacks and then Willow Park Wine & Spirits for San Miguel, and you'll have all the things you need for a Pacquiao Fight-Night party. Even frozen banana leaves to thaw out and place on the table, for extra fanciness! If the steep prices at the few Calgary Filipino restaurants have deterred you, you can pick up Filipino delicacies in one of the many freezers at Manila Convenience; to re-heat and try out at home. What I always get? The vegan salt and vinegar pork rinds :).

Mac's just changed all its store to Circle K. Everything inside this store is basically the same…read more Only difference is the name. Came here and got a hotdog. I was amazed at the different wieners ( 5 kinds of wieners to choose from), buns and condiment options they have. I got the Gouda smoked sausage.They have 3 different kind of buns to choose from. They didn't say what are the differences in those bun. I just got the one that looked the prettiest. In terms of condiments. I added on my hotdog: ketchup, mayo, shredded cheese, melted smoky bacon cheddar cheese, mustard, sauerkraut, relish, onions bits and fried onions bits. Sounds like a lot of stuff, eh! There are other condiments to choose from that I didn't add to my hotdog like mac and cheese, chili and etc. Too bad they ran out of bacon bits and caramelized onion. That would be nice to have. The hotdog was huge. I ate half and was super full. They don't have any tables are chairs inside. It was somewhat awkward for me to stand and eat so I ended up eating it on my way home.

Good selection of all the things that you need to pick up from a convenience store, whether it's…read morecandy or soda or snacks. Easily located and priced. I happened to need change for the C-Train and this was right there. Hello, bottle of water. Interesting cross section of people here.

Family store, really nice people, go there, buy things. And review has to have 85 characters so…read moreimma keep on typ......

The real-world Kim's Convenience, run, like so many convenience stores in Calgary, by a Korean…read morefamily. They're sweet and interesting and happy to help you as you attempt Korean greetings. Slice of life that I hope never changes (well, it can change to get decent food and produce, but not the personalities that run it please).

Very handy if you need emergency chips and candy!…read more The owner is friendly and great with kids. He always welcomes them and doesn't hassle them when they pay for $3 worth of candy in dimes and nickels. ATM inside. This store is a Harvest Hills staple!

From the owner: We are a one stop shop for cheapest smokes, vapes, cigars, bongs and all 420 accessories, chips and…read morecold drinks in area. Come to the store to experience the best customer service.