If you are looking for an eclectic shop that features local artisans and has a flair of whimsy, you…read morehave to visit. They have cool jewelry, home goods, toiletries, clothing and art. The owner is so kind, we'll definitely be back.

They've always got what I need in a pinch. Brews, snacks, etc. The people that work there are…read morealways cordial and helpful. Really it's the only walkable spot left in the neighborhood so I gotta support when I can.

The Common Market on Commonwealth has the most ridiculously delicious vegan chicken salad sandwich…read more It's vegan chicken salad in a spinach flour tortilla wrap. I hesitate in posting this because I don't want everyone to go order it and then it's sold out when I go. I have been known to go up to eight days in a row just to get this sandwich. Unfortunately, the other Common Market locations do not serve this amazing sandwich. You can only get it from the Commonwealth Ave location.

It's a cool concept, deli, bar and general store. Food was just average I get its boars head, but…read morepile on some meat make it memorable, very underwhelming for a sandwich. Beer was good and everyone we talked to was very helpful.

Popped into this new QT to grab a cool treat on a hot summer day…read more The layout of this convenience store is a little different than other QTs I've visited. It seems like the inside is squished together but not in a bad way. The building is just smaller. Everything seems to be well placed. The store was clean and the employees were helpful. Quick Trip 1134 N Graham St Charlotte, NC 28206 Thursday August 13, 2020 1:30pm

they have the best ice here ever. It's like the crushed kind it's so good i come here everyday to…read moreget ice water and normally it's like a dollar 30 but half the time the workers don't charge me or only make me pay like 30 cents. this is very much appreciated since it's just water. i paid 75 CENTS at the mcdonald's for the ABSOLUTE WORST cup of water i've ever received. I wish they had a cup size xl so i could have more water. the large is not enough for me.

This 7-Eleven location is always open and always a good option for quick pickup needs. There is a…read moregood variety of items for purchase such as food, drink, toiletries, paper goods, wine/beer, etc. It's also a pretty sizable store. Located on MLK Blvd across from Romare Bearden Park, there is some parking in a garage behind the building as well as street parking on MLK. The staff is also available, friendly and helpful with your needs.

Always closed. Prices are sky high compared to other convenience stores. Not worth the time or moneyread more

By far this is the most ghetto store I've ever been in. I have been to this location twice now in…read moreboth instances the service was atrocious. The clerks are more interested in having telephone conversations and think that they can multitask by having those conversations with a line of customers in the store. I've seen people have conversations and wow that was unprofessional at least they had ear phones. These folks are carrying on video phone conversations with the speaker on so that we can hear the conversation back-and-forth and they are more engaged with the conversation then with the customers. Just today a woman that had a name tag on they said Lorna was having a conversation with many expletives going back-and-forth with the call. She seem to have no problem with the conversation as she was very loud and seemingly didn't care who heard anything she had to say. Wow I understand that the current state of affairs in finding good candidates is a challenge we still must find a set of standards in a line that we will not cross when hiring certain people. I understand that businesses are under extreme pressure to be able to staff properly. But I would argue that settling for these types of representatives hurts your brand more than it will ever help it. Making your customers believe that your store is the only one that can supply their ones is delusional. Eventually your customer base will erode because you are not showing a serious commitment to them because of the people that you employ. The fact that I have seen this with two different people at the store tells me that this is allowed And this is more of a culture issue than a rogue clerk. Do better and expect better. Be accountable and hold those on your team

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M'kay, major no-no: whichever employee closed this 7-Eleven after 10PM sharp (time was 10:02PM when…read moreI arrived) and refused to let me in to purchase a single item...during a global pandemic. I'm beyond confused as to why store hours are listed as 24/7 when the cashier abruptly closed the door in my face around 10PM, and claimed the business was "closed" at that time. I assumed it was potentially related to 10PM curfew, yet when I called early this morning, I was told that 7-Eleven was "closed from 2AM-5AM". Um color me Californian, but a convenience store like 7-Eleven should be open 24/7, as specified on Yelp as well as their website. I moved from Los Angeles to Charlotte in October, but I was BFFs with the Melrose 7-Eleven employees--and that was during a city-wide LOCKDOWN. If this store is incapable of being open during its posted hours, it either needs to update opening/closing time, or hire employees that adhere to store policy. Especially during a global pandemic. Since the posted 7-Eleven hours do not reflect their actual hours, do not waste your time here. You can find toilet paper and other luxuries at Walmart, or at another store that takes business seriously.

I have been coming to this 7-Eleven for years, and throughout the major gloom and doom days of the…read morepandemic, they always had a sign on the door that masks were required. Obviously we had a little break with that but I went in tonight and out of seven people in the store, including the guy working there, only me and another guy were wearing a mask. One of the masskless customers Passed me, easily within 10 inches of my face screaming on his cell phone while carrying beer. DO BETTER! We are basically back in the doom and gloom. When I asked the employee why he wasn't wearing a mask, and this is an employee I have always enjoyed, he said he needs to be ale to 'hear people'. I also need to wear a mask for extended period of time for work as do doctors, nurses, dentist, Frontline workers. That's some BS.

I believe this place is inside the big tall building. Frank and his wife treat me well and I think…read moreall their customers feel the same way. I drive a great distance to spend time there and of course shop. I like to think of it as my piece of jade in the shade. See ya'll there.

Love this place, definitely a one-stop shop. Located in the Independence center in uptown…read morecharlotte next to Newks, Starbucks, and Subway. It has snacks, drinks, gifts, clothing, and lottery tickets. Can also get various accessories such as earbuds and phone chargers in case you are traveling and forgot to bring something. Love the people there, very nice and helpful.