A lot of stuff is locked up in CVS these days and I am noticing that as I travel around the…read morecountry. But Pam made the experience seamless. A friend was not feeling well so I needed to grab a few things. Pam helped me find everything, showed me where it all was, and was genuinely friendly throughout. Five stars because of Pam.

Reviewing a CVS feels a little strange because most people already know what they're getting. If…read moreyou're local, you're probably not reading reviews before walking in. That said, this review is really for people who aren't familiar with CVS or the U.S. drugstore setup. For locals, this is honestly an ideal CVS. It's clean, extremely organized, and very self-explanatory. Everything runs efficiently, and people move in and out quickly. Even when several customers walk in at once, checkout is fast and there's never a real line. It's one of those places where errands feel painless. The only real downside is staffing. There usually isn't more than one employee on the floor, and they're often busy stocking. If you're from out of town--especially if you're unfamiliar with self-checkout or need help navigating the store--that can be frustrating. While the layout makes perfect sense to locals, it might not feel as intuitive to someone visiting from outside the U.S. So while I'd absolutely recommend this CVS to locals for its efficiency and cleanliness, I wouldn't necessarily suggest it as the easiest option for international visitors or first-timers. Yes, it's a little weird to review a CVS--but that's my honest take. i

If you're trying to protect your peace, your blood pressure, or whatever tiny bit of patience you…read morehave left, I'd suggest avoiding this 7-Eleven. I've been here several times, and somehow each visit has managed to be its own unique episode of chaos. The main issue always seems to be whoever is working the register. Customer service is not just absent -- it has left the building, changed its number, and blocked everyone. I've seen employees yelling at customers, including one cashier who got upset because a customer chose to go to another 7-Eleven that accepts debit for lottery purchases. As the customer walked out, the cashier yelled, "THE WINNING TICKET IS HERE!!!" -- which honestly felt less like customer service and more like a dramatic prophecy from a gas station oracle. The lines are always long, winding through the aisles like we're waiting for a theme park ride, except the ride is disappointment and the gift shop is chips. Everyone just stands there, silently hoping the cashier finds either some pep in his step or one single thing in life to be grateful for. I keep giving this place another chance, but at this point I gotta call it quits, I'm certain I can find a store that respects me as a customer.

This is the best hands down 7/11 in downtown CBD area. The staff is always friendly and helpful…read more They know me by name and greet me EVERY TIME I visit their store.

I really like this 711...however, always panhandlers near...always, around the store, everywhere. I…read morelike the fact that they keep their items stocked and coffee is hot and not bad at all. Store seems a little on the dirt side on floor...but, definitely due to high foot traffic downtown. Again, I would have rated higher but the panhandlers on occasion, are a little pushy!

Cost One Food Mart is a corner store (or bodega, if you're from the East Coast) located in the…read morebottom floor of 211 Ervay. This is what corner stores are like without the movie tie-in slushies, crew uniforms and district managers: dingy and random. If you want the 7-11 experience, walk a block and a half in practically any direction and soak in a few thousand watts of fluorescent lighting, bright signage and wide aisles. If you want to get your coffee, smokes, giant can of beer, scratch-offs or soda amidst Girls Gone Wild DVDs, weed paraphernalia, blaring r&b music, the terminally unemployed and a micro-casino operating dodgily in the back, then Cost One is for you. The operators are nice guys, and best (worst?) of all, they allow dogs, so you can get coffee while you're out walking your pooch. The coffee is delicious, too. Pricing is seemingly random, but there are some items you can't find anywhere else in downtown. They have some cheap sunglasses and a little "tobacco accessories" section (including scales, pipes, papers and blunt wraps), if you're into that. Mix tapes from local hip hop artists are available at the register. Oversized white tees and other Dallas-themed apparel can be found in racks by the front door. Parking is surprisingly easy, but you're probably walking here. In case you're driving, there's metered parking around the side. This place is a little slice of East Dallas injected into downtown. I would give it five stars, but interacting with the homeless in an enclosed space can get a little sketchy. It also closes early for a convenience store. Still, my favorite convenience store in the city!

Well, I never thought I would say a grocery store would be my go to place for beautiful flowers,…read morebut Whole Foods is a stop from me once a week and I pick up a bunch of flowers for myself for my kitchen counter. It just adds something to the space the floral department at Whole Foods has beautiful items at very, very reasonable prices. You have to check it out.

Love the Whole Foods on McKinney! Especially when I have to make a quick trip for the restaurant,…read moreslice mushrooms, ginger , steel cut oats, thank you Irene ! I know exactly where to go get them . The store is always so clean and organized.. but my new obsession has to be these mini plants / green succulent ! No green thumb/ look no further!! I spritz and spray with Distilled water!! Look at what I collected over the past 2 months. The young lady in the floral section was awesome!!

Says they are open 24/7 yet when I go late a night because I need to pick up a self-care item…read more since everywhere is is closed, the man refused to open the door and told me they were close. They need to revise immediately because this is unacceptable smh. Not to mention the constant harassment every time I go.

I come to this 711 everyday - sometimes twice a day. The daytime staff is awesome & very friendly,…read moreespecially for what they have to put with. The night time staff has recently been being ran by a single guy who used to be "security" or something for homeless people. This guy acts like he owns the place & couldn't be more rude. They are supposed to be open 24 hours - and they do close the doors for 30min - an hour around 4 am to clean & restock. However, this new guy has been closing at like 1 am & staying closed for HOURS. I highly management is aware of this - but they need to be. I mean i've literally never seen this guy do ANYTHING that classifies as work - in the past 6 months i've seen him every day. He is lazy & rude & seems to do nothing but lose this 711 money and loyal customers in my opinio. I miss the last night shift guy :/ i will be going to the field st 711 from now on.

This location is always active and can feel a bit transient. The store isn't always the cleanest…read more The biggest concern: the milk. Multiple times recently, it's been spoiled when purchased--regardless of the printed date. Something's clearly off with storage or rotation, and it needs attention.

05/16/22- Monday…read more Came here last night (05/15/22). Great customer service. There's a homeless guy outside. He's cool though. He's not hurting anyone. He just talks to himself. #DallasTexas; #TupaKnows; #NearGreyhoundBus Thanks 7 Eleven Staff!!! Jjay R1616

Food was amazing and the flower thortias were enjoying. Highly recommend going to. The service was…read moregood to.

The guy there is u trustworthy. I gave the guy my scratch off and he didn't give me all my money. I…read moretold him it was more than that and he looked away. All they want to do is steal from you.

I stopped by here to fill up the rental car before returning it!…read more This place is open 24 hours, and it's cheap gas right next to Dallas Love Field Airport entrance, and only a few blocks away from my rental car return lot. I was here around 5AM, service was quick and easy, QuickTrip is definitely the right name for this place!!

QT. What a place. The food was great. The personal cheese pizza is insane. The Dr Pepper is good…read more Otw to the airport great stop. Good job QT, you have yet to disappoint.

This is a tiny little store located inside the convention center right outside of the arena. It has…read morea mix of nick nacks from Dallas themed items to snack items. It's more goofy souvenir items you'd get for fun or as a goofy gift.

"Great location and nice staff. If you need to get something while in town, this store has all…read moreyour gifts ideas."

This is a great corner within Sheraton serving cafe and basic handhelds like wraps and pizza…read moreslices. When busy with meetings in this hotel, the Open MKT solves the eating easily. Clean and open ambience, with also sweet things.

I came here to grab a bite to eat before going to another event. Initially I was hoping to eat at…read moreone of their more formal restaurants but they were not open but I was grateful to see the the Open Market. The market offers all kind of snacks, breakfast food, salads, pizza, and drinks. I chose to get their quinoa salad which cost $12 and a latte. I did appreciate that they had coconut milk but everything cost extra. The coconut milk cost $1.75 and if I wanted flavored creamer that cost another .75 cents. They offered 3 different coffee sizes, I got the 16 oz l, that got $7. Now at first I was a little in my feelings about the salad but it was quality and very filling. My coffee was pricey but it was the pick up I needed. They also advertise that they accept cash which I was planning on using but when I took it out to pay they said they were not able to take it at that time. Would I go back again yes, but now I have a better idea on how much I'm going to pay.