Locked and closed at 2:45 AM PST. I have never in 40 years seen a closed 7-eleven. Wish there were…read moresome indication this location shuts down at this time, could have saved me a walk . Didn't think to check the other reviews for this place which say it does shut down around this time sometimes.

"Open 24/7" yeah right. Worker is on break 24/7. Came here 2:30 a.m. in a rush, worker is on his 30…read moreminute with door locked, signals me 5 minutes to wait. Sure, I can do that. Except he dissappears. No idea where the man went, but probably the bathroom to get extra break time, or in the back somewhere wasting time. Door still locked. Well over 30 minutes now. Wasting my time. Amazing service at this 7 eleven! Avoid at all costs. Oh and also, atleast 4 cars of people came here and tried the door, still locked, and had their time wasted. Also 4 cars of customers missed out on by the company because of this lazy worker. Saturday, January 24 by the way. Hopefully 7-eleven does something about it!

I am in town for a quick getaway and it occurred to me that usually where there is a Rite Aid there…read moreis thrifty ice cream. I called ahead wanting to make sure that this location had it. See my other review where you can see that I take my thrifty ice cream seriously. The person that answered was soo friendly. They said that they had the ice cream to purchase in the frozen food section and also hand served cones. Bingo!!! I asked if they would serve at anytime if I went and they said sure, that as long as the store was open they would serve the ice cream. I went the next morning. Ice cream for breakfast.....yes please!!!!! So many choices, I got two cones for myself, one at a time. Pistachio and Butter Pecan. Smooth. The best!!!! The cashier was so friendly. I told her what had happened to me at another rite aid and how I had come from far....she stated that I was always welcome to get ice cream there. Thanks for such an enjoyable experience. A stroll down memory lane and enjoying thrifty ice cream is priceless!!!!

I used to "pharm" at Rite Aid on the Mesa, but about 4 years ago or so, it seemed there were always…read moreissues with my insurance not covering meds and I'd take the scripts across the street to CVS and there'd be no problem. I switched all my business to CVS. Over the last several years, CVS gets busier and busier and the lines get longer. Meanwhile, Rite Aid has had a major remodel and looks like it's always empty. So, a month ago, I wasn't able to book a same-day appt for a CVS flu shot and since I was up there anyway, I asked if it would be possible to get one. The attendant at the counter told me she'd have to ask the pharmacist and wait. I watched her help the next 2 people in line and then ask the CVS pharmacist. It was easy to read the pharmacist's lips when he spoke to the counter worker. "Who is it?" he asked, adding "we've already got some vaxxers waiting." She indicated my husband and me and he looked over at us and sneered "No" as he looked us up and down like a Studio 54 bouncer. So, we hopped in the car and drove across the street to Rite Aid, where we walked right in and got 2 flu shots without waiting or being sneered at. I'm thinking of switching our pharm biz back to Rite Aid.

We took our kids to Mexico a few months back, and one day, I ordered a frozen strawberry margarita…read moreand my toddler immediately said, "I wanna drink that!" I thought, fair enough, and he got a virgin strawberry margarita, setting the precedent that when Mommy and Daddy get special refreshing daytime drinks, Leo B. asks for one, too. Which is why, during a Sunday afternoon stop at M. Special a few doors down, I made a quick trip to this 7-Eleven to buy my son a Slurpee. I think this was my first time buying a Slurpee in my adult life. I hadn't realized there were so many flavors, or that the smallest available size was a medium. I settled on an orange pineapple Slurpee and ran it out to my child. (I'm afraid I didn't spend any more time browsing the 7-Eleven for Yelp review purposes, but I'm guessing it was similar to other 7-Elevens.) Surprise surprise, he loved it. Look, is it the best move to bribe your two-year-old with fluorescent orange sugar ice just so you can drink your beer in peace on a balmy, beautiful afternoon? Yes, absolutely, it is. We did take the precaution of telling him Slurpees were a Santa Barbara only treat (never mind that there's one right next to his school), but really, no regrets.

Anybody who has followed my reviews for any serious amount of time knows that Santa Barbara is my…read morewife and my favorite getaway spot. It's very much our home away from home and where we escape to when we want to decompress. I can safely say that I know State St. pretty well, and it's always interesting to see when businesses are added or deleted from the browsing lineup. I'm confused, though. How is this place not on Yelp already? *scratches head* This 7-11 location has been open for approx 2 years and is located on the corner of State Street and Ortega St, right next to Antique Alley and across the street from the Paseo Nuevo mall. Honestly, almost all 7-11's in the USA are pretty similar. Nothing really makes them stand out. What makes this place shine is its location. As everybody knows, State Street is lined with all sorts of boutique stores, restaurants, coffee shops, etc. And some of them can be pricey. Its also a VERY touristy area. Until recently, State St. had both a Rite Aid and a CVS for people to duck into if they needed snacks or sodas. With Rite Aid closing, however, this 7-11 fills a needed gap. The location is small without being too small, and it's bigger on the inside than it appears. You'll find all the items you'd expect to find here are reasonable prices. And hey... sometimes you just NEED a Spicy Big Bite or a Slurpey in your life, even on posh State St. Am I right? The location is always busy, and surprisingly clean, and the employees are usually friendly. A solid 3 stars for here; but I can't help but toss in a 4th for its super convenient location. This spot is a prime example of why Yelp needs to allow half-star ratings!

I like the Las Positas location the best. I've grabbed a breakfast burrito for work lunch here…read morebefore and it was substantial and delicious. The staff is friendly. I bring in my own cup for iced coffee refills and they've even been known to charge me the refill price instead of the full price. It's always clean and well stocked. Oh! Great car wash and if you go to Coast Village, you can pay more for interior service after you drive through.

Move over, Starbucks. The Point Market is where it's at!…read more I had come across this awesome little market after receiving a coupon in the mail for a complimentary serving of their 'Bean to Cup' coffee and must say that I was impressed by the overall product. I have come to enjoy The Point's locations as they offer good customer service paired with local products and innovative ideas like their 'Pick 6' craft beverage which is seriously one of the coolest setups I've ever seen. I've glanced at their coffee station but hadn't thought to give it a go. After my first experience, I was instantly sold. The touchscreen machine is very easy to use and you get to watch in awe as the visible beans are ground right before your eyes. There are three different types - I'm partial to the 'El Capitan' roast. The coffee tastes amazing and rivals some of the best out there. Thanks again for turning me onto yet another one of your great innovative ideas, The Point Market. I will be back soon for another cup of El Capitan!

Let the clerk know that the water machine ate my quarter. He said to insert another one because…read morewater costs 50 cents a gallon. I pointed out that the sign on the machine states otherwise; he said that's why the 2 is blacked out. In that case, I told him, it looks like it says 5. He became furious, called me disrespectful and refused to let me finish filling my bottle. He insulted me saying, "I don't know where you're from, but you shouldn't be using the machine since you don't know what you're doing." I live across the street. Ridiculous and unprofessional.

Great little corner store! They have everything you need from eggs & milk to beer to other…read morehousehold necessities. Highly recommend :)

Every time I pick up a prescription it's at least a 20 minute to 50 minute wait. How come you don't…read morehave more help? The people are always friendly and I know they must be stressed so I never say anything about waiting. I would give 5 stars if there was more help. The store itself is nice and always has everything I need.

Was on hold for 20 mins after taking 5 mins to get through the auto message stuff, to get hung up…read moreon and then had to go through another 5 minutes of auto messages to be on hold for 45 mins!

I'll support the IV Coop till I die. Not many places on earth where you can buy an 805 and salt and…read morevinegar chips and take it to the beach. Sad I went later on in the day this time, if you go earlier, they are usually more stocked up on their prepared foods made in-house! I like trying their different wraps/sandwiches and hummus dips. The staff are always kind. A college favorite but also a lifetime favorite

Wonderful coop Yes, small but crammed with reasonable,…read moreorganic groceries, produce, gifts, wine,

This 7-11 is by far the best one in Santa Barbara. Rohid…read moreis always so kind, welcoming and friendly. I always leave feeling valued as a customer. Thank you for your outstanding customer service, Rohid!

It's funny when people give one or two star reviews at convenient stores, but then can't get enough…read moreof it. I was very thirsty and needed to purchase 4 Gatorades. (Zero sugar, 28 oz each). 2 Glacier Freeze & 2 Orange flavor. We went into the store on the 6th of this month at 9:30pm. In less than 5 minutes everything was taken care of by the cashier. He was fast, quick, nice, rang us up and we were out the door. Store was empty. Everything was nicely organized in the store, kept clean, and fully stocked. It was cute to see a 7-ELEVEN on State street. It was a medium sized store shared with Subway. Paid $14.40 plus bottle deposit fee and tax. Open 24/7 just like most 7-ELEVEN stores are.

I see people on news sad about rite aid closing; people don't realize that they are closing due to…read moretheir role in the opioid crisis. And the pharmacists are terrible. I'm sure not all of them are bad. But all that I've interacted with are. Happy these stores are closing. Go to CVS on cliff drive. Best pharmacy.

Low on stock of everything all the time. I had to stop going because it was too frustrating. My…read morekids' doctors won't even call medication in for them to this pharmacy because they are usually out of the medication too. The employees are amazing despite this!

I love this family owned market!! I could drink one of their fresh squeezed juices everyday on the…read moremorning. Can't think start my day without one. Not just fresh but very reasonable pricing. So many over-priced rip offs in Santa Barbara- get your juice here instead!! They also carry so many of my favorite farmers market staples, but I don't have to stress if I can't make it to the farmers market that day - this market is open 7 days a week!! Friendly staff and great location by the beach as well!!

Have to run some errands for my bff and went to this store . Love the area - it's so close to the…read morebeach. Food: organic, locally grown fruits... awesome!! Service: 100% ask a staff to assist me on something I can't find and he went to the back storage and found what I was looking for... awesome! Ambiance: cozy! IF you're looking for a local store that produces all locally grown fruit, organic food - this is the place to go. Tri- County Produce 335 S. Milpas St. Santa Barbara CA 93103. Highly recommended!