It's still great to get your slurpee on! The snacks and the beer! Oh don't forget you also get your…read morepower ball tickets there!! One stop shop for all the fun stuff!

Holy hell, this is a SUPER busy 7-11. Is it because Powerball was up to a billion dollars or…read morebecause it's on the corner of a busy intersection? Probably both. The guy working the counter was nice. Although, if he wished me 'good luck' and gave me a better ticket, I may actually be a millionaire but I digress. The selection was good, store was clean. What else can you ask for? Just be careful in the parking lot. People were flying in and out as we were trying to back up. I guess I'm just lucky I survived.

I was in the neighborhood and decided to stop in and quickly got distracted by the stationery store…read moreout front (bought a few pens and folders/notebooks to get organized for the year). All things super cute and well priced imo. As for the groceries I found it to be pretty well stocked and spacious. It was pretty easy to find what we needed and I felt like I wanted more time to comb through the aisles but alas I could not spend too much time with the littles in tow. Also scored cut papaya for 1.99!!!!! Amazing. I'll be back!

I enjoyed H Mart. They had a fruit and produce selection that appeared phenomenal, and I have…read moregotten good fruit from here. Their store has a layout that I liked. I enjoyed getting soy milk from here, e.g., VitaSoy soy milk. Their foods seem to be high quality. They have lots of snacks as well.

I'm just a lone lady, hitting up a low-budget bodega for a Valentine's Day dinner consisting of…read moreclearance-priced Fuego-flavored Takis so she can go home, sit on her couch with a bunch of cats, hit 'refresh' on her computer 10,000 times, and watch a marathon of HBO's brutal prison series, 'Oz'. Don't cry for me, Argentina. This is basically my dream evening. Alone doesn't mean lonely for this little lady. I've got my opinions to keep me warm. Hashtag Favorite Valentines. After sitting in mind-numbing traffic for a 3-hour drive from the north shore, I started to get the 4th meal hunger pangs, but was dreading the thought of going out to eat on Valentine's Day and having to look at people who weren't stars of the show 'Oz', my current obsession, if yo haven't figured that out already. I decided to utilize the #3 speed dial on my phone and put in a take-out order at Downers Grove's Thai Cafe... only everyone else in the area had those same plans so instead of my order taking the typical 15 minutes, it was going to take 35. My plan was to wait it out in the strip mall parking lot and go in when could see my order come up through the window so I would have to talk to as few people as possible, but then I saw Downtown Food Mart just a storefront away in the same strip, and decided I'd spend my time in the rather dicey looking convenience mart in hopes of them having Takis, my favorite snack/breakfast, lunch, dinner food. I go in, and think, 'erm, this place is kinda set up like a crap hole.' Empty displays, weird non-stacking of 89 cent cat food cans that for whatever reason made my blood boil, and no Takis in the snack and chip aisle. What the hell? This place is NOT for anyone with a hint of OCD. I still had a good 15 minutes before my bulk Thai food order would be ready, so I decided to continue to peruse every aisle, and the more I looked, the more I liked. They had a pretty good selection of wine. It's over-priced, obvi, but pretty much all the wines are discount wines anyone so still nothing that'll break your bank. I was super pissed about the non-presence of Takis until I got to the marquee, front and center stand by the register that was chock full of Takis. Like, 4 different kinds, and all were super cheap at $1.39, compared to the $2.49 I'd pay at other grocery stores. Bada bing! I'm checking out and the guy behind the counter doesn't mention anything about the stupid non-holiday that's occurring, which I greatly appreciate, and instead asks if I like spicy stuff. Well, heck yes! I live for spicy! And then he proceeds to give me his spicy food recommendations and we swap ghost pepper stories for the next 5 minutes and part by exchanging names. His name is Raj. Raj is awesome. I will be back to purchase more Takis (possibly also overpriced wine and cat food if the hour is right) from Raj.

Staff always friendly, and they recognize you when you frequent the store. Decent selection of…read morenecessities, and high, but reasonable prices. Walkable from my house, so very convenient.

Its a GAS STATION!!!!!…read more The pumps work and you can get a credit card receipt outside...what else do you need?

we went to get a car wash and our car started going backwards and it hit the mirror the pole on the…read moreside of the car wash and then it kept pushing us backwards. It was so scary. Our car started going sideways. It wouldn't let us out.. I finally took initiative because I had my kid in the car and just put it in the drive and drove out some sweet bystander was guiding us out and asking us if we're OK because she said one of her friends was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance because her car flipped around inside the car wash and it crashed it on her. That would've been terrible.

I was with my sister at the Walgreens in downtown Naperville (store #3405), and the experience was…read moreabsolutely unacceptable. She went in to grab some detergent on sale, and as soon as we got to the register, the cashier--Mahendra, an older Indian man--called his manager over, claiming he needed approval for the purchase. He then said, "you people come in and buy all the detergent on sale to resell it." My sister immediately confronted him, asking, "Who is 'you people'?" He then claimed she wasn't buying the detergent for her home. How does he think he knows what someone's purchasing it for? She had 4 Tide, 4 Gain, and 4 fabric softeners because they were 4/$10--perfectly within the sale limits. When the manager arrived, even she seemed taken aback by his comments. She ended up ringing us up herself because she clearly didn't agree with what he said. If this hadn't been the third Walgreens we'd visited (since the others were sold out), we would've left everything right there. It's outrageous for our money to go to a store where we're treated like this. As soon as we left, my sister called corporate to file a complaint against Mahendra. This kind of racial profiling and disrespect cannot be tolerated.

My normal Walgreens is the one at Columbia and Ogden, but I had to come here because a prescription…read morewas not available at that location and they could not transfer it between buildings. I had a few questions come up regarding this situation and had to speak to the long-time pharmacist at the Main Street location. This completely reminded me why I stopped using this store years ago, even though it was more conveniently located: he was rude, snappy and just walked away at the end of the transaction with no closure. What awful customer service. Look, it already sucks to be sick. Having to deal with unempathetic staff makes it worse. Pharmacists, take note.

the cashier sure was quick to press NO when the screen asked me if I wanted to save $1 from my…read morerewards. so quick it was pre-meditated.

Nice staff clean store just moved right by looking forward to coming here years to comeread more

I use to go there on the regular but this morning the older guy that works nights did not know how…read moreto split the payment and even comment on me buying cigarettes saying smoker are making the cost of cigarettes go higher. I will no longer go to this location overpriced and rude employees

Before it was 7- Eleven, let's not forget that this used to be White Hen. I used to go in there…read morealmost every morning and get their ham, egg, and cheese English muffin. It was always wrapped in foil paper and it was warm so when I opened it the cheese would be hot, melty and so good! Then they got bought out by 7-Eleven. Which isn't a bad thing but they got rid of so many things that used to go in there for. In particular, the Deli. For lunch you would be able to go in there and have them make you a fresh sandwich of any kind!! Yea they still have sandwiches but they're pre-made and it's usually not a big selection. You can find some fruits and yogurts. They have donuts and pastries in the morning and their coffee isn't bad. I occasionally stop in here for a sandwich or small items I'm in a hurry for but I miss the old place.

Has no phone number that I can ever find that's not disconnected. Also they should update their…read morestore hours on their website.