Don't order from this place!!!! I ordered corndogs and it was the most discusting corndog I have…read moreever tasted

Ordered wings today. Pleasantly surprised at the flavour & quality. Hot, crispy and not too greasy…read more Would get them again.

Located right before Arthur Laing bridge on the Vancouver side. Do vacationers really stop by…read morebefore they head to YVR I wonder? EZYM's probably betting more on travellers staying at the Best Western Plus next doors. Fairly new with goodies from all over Lower Mainland they are a step up from your average convenience store. Plus they have "slush puppie" to keep you cool in the summer ^_^

Cant be bothered stocking the shelves or cleaning or refilling drinks. Acting like they have a…read moresupply shortage isn't gonna build customer service went in another 711 and they were out of syrup immediately said hey grab a can of that and well charge you a dollar because its 88cents for a frigging big gulp. Part of a deal too with chickem sandwich so its not like I can grab nothing amd get the deal.. disrespectful lazy and rude staff that dont care about their customers.. go anywhere else and save yourself some time money and energy. Imagine being an ambulance driver or fireman that works all night and having to spend more money because these guys can't be bothered to refill machines.. cant be bothered cleaning the floors. Just generally cant be bothered. I use to love this store now it's the worst experience Ive had in any 711. How quickly did that happen eh. One month amd you guys went straight downhill. Never going im here again. Ill judt find somewhere else to get stuff. You guys suck!! Go read the Google reviews if you dont believe me. They clearly have been losing business for a while and dont care. Support other 711s that do a better job then this one.

I have decided to write an updated review to this 7-Eleven because I thought people thinks or see…read more7-Eleven the same way I do So someone mentioned that 7-Elevens are often related to gas station store. This is not true in the entire world. But this is probably I have been to other 7-Elevens that are not in North America. 7-Eleven in populated cities are really a small convenient grocery store. Yes this 7-Eleven and almost all 7-Eleven in major cities and around the world that are not located in a remote area is known for their food and snacks. This 7-Eleven doesn't just serve hot dogs. It also has hot food. Yup hot food for the night owl partiers or night clubers. When I say hot food I mean burgers, Jamaican patties, asian food like noodles, soup, pies, sometimes they have dim sum (limited selection and depends on the time). They used to put chairs and tables outside in the summer time (not sure if they do that anymore) Yes they also have Slurpees. Slurpees is only available in Canada and USA. Competitor of 7-Eleven are Circle K, Mac, Oxxo and the other small convenient store. This 7-Eleven is open to serve the neighbors in the hood. Yes they open 24 hours like most 7-Eleven in the world. Vancouver 7-Eleven is like most major cities 7-Eleven. Close to Asia, Europe and Mexico 7-Eleven. Because of their convenience, their prices are more expensive. Note there is no gas station linked to 7-Eleven. This 7-Eleven is still not to the same level as the other 7-Eleven outside of North America yet.

The staff here is really nice! Always willing to help if there is an issue with any of the…read moreself-serve bars. Everything is very clean, and I feel satisfied eating here. Definitely recommend the nachos!

I like the location and big coffee making table in front of door is so convenient to grab quick…read morecoffee for beach walk. I found Island Farm ice cream and ordered with a cone. $1.99 for single scoop is very cheap. But the cone was ran out and they gave me in a cup. It was generous amount. However the ice cream was rock hard and chocolate chip was old and dry. My coworker and me who work for chocolate factory agreed to "it's old" This is why the ice cream was cheap. Sad :(

Very helpful with the last minute electronics connector. Friendly despite the big city atmosphere…read moreand crowds / location.

Best convenience store in all of Vancouver. I would recommend this place to anybody. This store has…read moreeverything you could possibly need you could live the rest of your life if you went to this store only. The guys running the place are amazing, knowledgable staff, and a great atmosphere at any hour of the day! Meet new friends here, have some laughs, and some good times! Cheers! and thanks!

Came here to purchase Whistler lift tickets and got a few items along the way. The clerk (Sandeep)…read moredidn't look happy working there. She didn't crack a smile one bit. Maybe it's because the tall guy working with her intimidated her or something. Other than that it was a so-so experience. Oh.... Lots of coffee options. All the different types of creamer you can have.

One of the better store/gas station combinations in Squamish. Petro Can gas station is married to…read moreit so if you have the save $0.5 card you're in the good. Good selection of snacks when you're heading home and friendly staff. Good selection of hot beverages too

Excellent Service.. Needed urgent photo for my passport and got it ready within 10 minutes... They…read morehave cool collection of drinks and some quick snacks too.. Would recommend.

I went in for my passport photos today. I was in and out in 10 minutes. The only clerk behind the…read morecounter was very friendly and efficiently. She confirmed with me which passport for which I needed the photos (so they probably also do photos for non-Canadian passports). I sat down in front of the white screen. She reminded me to take off my glasses and not to smile (stupid Canadian passport rule) and snapped my photos. Less than 10 minutes, I walked out with a great passport photos I don't mind looking at.

This is another place I remember being built when I was a kid. The bus to school went right by it,…read moreand once it opened up my friends and I loved to stop off for secret junk food on the way to school in the morning (chances of being seen by mum's spies at 8:20am = almost nil, as opposed to McDonald's at 3:30pm...). It's conveniently located on Alma St between Broadway and 10th, with easy, free parking and major transit stops right there. This is a basic but fairly large 7-Eleven, with the standard junk food and candy, plus high-priced grocery and household essentials, and Slurpees. They are always a little busy, but never super-busy when I'm in there. Staff are friendly, in a 7-Eleven way (not chatty, but at least not rude or ignoring customers).

My hood 7-Eleven. I have to say they have one of those pop machine with many many flavors. As well,…read morethe staff here are better then other 7-Eleven. My sister lost her student card and we called this 7-Eleven and they found it. We went back to pick it up. So glad the staff there took the time to ask his co-worker. Well my sister likes shopping at this 7-Eleven because its not only close to our hood. But once in awhile they have some good deals. Its actually one of the busier 7-Eleven stores I noticed. Especially in the afternoon. They have free parking at the front but they also share it with Browns Social house. Will come back

Apparently owned by Marc Emery - a Vancouver demigod if ever there was one - 420 Convenience may be…read morethe best-named business in town. Located smack-dab in the middle of Vancouver's Green Mile (okay, I just made that up) across from the New Amsterdam Cafe and BC's Marijuana Party headquarters and amidst several other seeds n/ herbal supply shops, the 420 is the place on this block to get your munchies. They have all the regular stuff of a normal convenience store, such as chips, choco bars, and criminally overpriced sundries, plus rolling papers and lighters. The "munchies" are actually quite nice, with salads, sandwiches and even frosted cupcakes. Frosting. Mmm. The tables and chairs out front are comfortable, too. I think it's really cool to have a welcoming convenience store in this neighbourhood for all the students at nearby VCC and Vancouver Film School, because there aren't a lot of food-store options nearby that don't double as pawn shops.