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.

Coca-cola Vanilla is supposed to be hard to find. 10 minutes…read morewalk, from where I live, I found Fleet Street Convenience Store. I'd read an article that listed places Vanilla Coke could be found. In the comments, rather than in the article itself, someone mentioned this place. I thought I'd check, as I pass by often enough. Sure enough, the store was exactly where the directions placed it (375 Water Street, down a short flight of stairs, past the Sushi place on your right and at the end of a short hall). Considering how small the store is, it's got a great selection of things. On one shelf of his Coca-cola fridge, there is a front-back line of Coca-cola Vanilla cans. Jackpot. The comment that mentioned it is currently 3 months old, so I'm guessing the cans are in steady supply. The store keeper is a very pleasant man and didn't mind chatting (I found a way to overcome the chip problems I've been having with my debit card and he seemed impressed). This little place is a gem and I would spend a couple of minutes, to go out of my way to Fleet Street Convenience Store, rather than go to a stereotypical Abattoir-like corner store. No stunning(-ly bad) prices, here!

$1 for bottled water (tax-in) in the middle of a tourist town. good guy that store owner :-)read more

In a pinch, while others are closed, this place is a lifesaver! Great customer service too!read more

I wish they sold hot dogs at around midnight, but I didn't see any. Although, I was glad to see…read morethat the convenience store was open. It's Shell's gas station. It was small inside, but had what we were looking for like nail clippers, hair brush, snacks, like any other small convenience stores you see.

Owner has no prices posted. Tried to charge me 6.50 for two boxes of KD. I could see that in an all…read morenight convenience store in in the West end, but in the DTES? I walked a block south found an all night corner store and got my two boxes for 3.50. DO NOT SHOP HERE. He will charge you based on looks and deserves to be run out if the neighborhood. If I could give a ZERO I would

This place is great! Owners are so nice! great assortment of beer! Good prices! Best location. Very…read moreclean and organized.

From the owner: Featuring goods from the Pacific Northwest in addition to your favorite convenience store items…read more Don't forget the fresh donuts made in-store!

Customer service amazing. These people are the best people ever would come here every day after…read moreschool when I was younger.

ampm is my favorite convenience store in Oak Harbor…read more But the gas at Arco is more expensive than some other places, so I usually come only for the convenience store. ampm actually sells hot food that doesn't actually take like crap, like they even have a kitchen in the back. Try the 3 pack peanut butter cookies, they're the best non-homemade peanut butter cookies I've have. They have no reason to be this delicious, but I'm not complaining. But my favorite part by far is the rewards program on the app, it's great, just get the ampm app and you get so much free stuff. Also for every dollar spent you get a "scratcher" on the app, so you can win free drinks and snacks and things. They also have 89¢ large fountain sodas, so with tax it's still under a dollar. Never get the bottled soda at gas stations, they're smaller and more expensive, this is at all convenience stores, not just ampm.

Store is clean and they have a lot of items to choose from, which is nice, BUT, the prices are…read moreinsane!!! Tariffs or no tariffs, there is no excuse to charge as much as this place does for basic convenience store items. I paid $17 for 4 items that could have cost me less than $10 at any other gas station. Not worth the money.

Extremely overpriced and takes advantage of being around college students. It's one thing to pay…read morefor convenience but this is straight up price gauging.

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.

Total asshole runs this place. Filled up with $90 worth of overpriced gas on a road trip then moved…read moremy vehicle to a parking spot so I wouldn't block the pumps. I was typing in the address to my next location when the douche came out and knocked on my window and told me to leave and that he'd called the cops for me being there too long. I had been parked less than a minute. Cussed at me and got aggressive for no reason. Was going to go inside and get a snack but fuck that guy and this shithole. If you decide to stop here, be sure to tell that cuck to eat a bag of dicks

I'm a vendor, and today I serviced a store using my personal vehicle--though I had all my proper…read morecredentials. The owner was friendly at first, but when he noticed I'd parked at a pump without getting gas, he instantly went from 0 to 60. He angrily told me to leave his store, saying it was "rude on principle"--even though there wasn't a single customer getting gas or in the store at 10 AM. As I was leaving, I pulled up Google Maps to navigate to my next stop. Before I could drive off, he came out, knocked on my window, and then called the police because I hadn't left immediately. Who needs enemies with people like this around? Trying to defuse the situation, I asked if he was having a bad day and even offered, *"Is there anything I can pray for you about?"* before saying, *"God bless you