Beautiful. Amazing women, beautiful jewelery hand made, really pretty dresses which are from…read moreEthiopian custom.but made for all women. Every time I come to Roses I leave with a bottle of wine or champagne, a gorgeous bracelet and a smile. Wine, beer, snacks, incense... They have it all.

From the owner: Saron Convenience Store offers a one-stop shopping experience for all your essential needs. Located…read morein the heart of the community, we provide a wide selection of beer, wine, and tobacco products, along with essential home items, snacks, and beverages. Whether you're stocking up for a party or grabbing everyday necessities, Saron Convenience Store has you covered with convenience and friendly service. Visit us for quick and reliable shopping!

"Liquor, lottery and loathing" may be a better name but only because "screwing you over" doesn't…read morehave lilt. The location is convenient if you happen to be next to it and don't need to park. The prices are great if you happen to win the lottery whilst there. And it doesn't even have that good old convenience store just disinfected smell.

It's a convenience store, what do you expect? It's nothing fancy but the people are friendly. I…read morestop by there a few times a week because I get off work late and they're the closest place selling beer at that time. Despite what one reviewer said I've never had a problem with their English.

This CVS is really hit or miss. If you're going there real quick just to get a thing or two it's…read moreOK. I go to it because it's closest to me, but I typically try not to go. It usually has everything I'm looking for, but it's really expensive whenever I walk out of there. Don't even both to go to the cash register to pay or you'll be there for a while. There's usually only one person with the line being 5 people long. I always just go to self check out and hope that the light doesn't blink and have to wait for someone to help. The pharmacy line is very slow and sometimes wait time can be on the slow side even if you're given a time. I get my meds here a lot out of convenience but I probably shouldn't. The line is always super long, no one knows where it starts for some reason so people just cut, and then they can sometimes take forever to get your stuff. Most of the people that are working there are not too friendly. I don't remember anyone being outright mean to me at the pharmacy, so I guess that's what keeps me coming back.

Like Wayne better but this CVS has improved. Some of my meds still default to here and no longer…read morehave a multi day processing delay it used to.

I love using this location as my UPS packet delivery post…read more The guy at the counter is always super nice.

We are so fortunate to have this family-owned store as part of our community. Kitty food, peanut…read morem&ms, parmesan cheese, wine, charcoal and always a smile a good conversation!

Free Slurpee Day was today 7-11! I stopped by around 2:00pm. There was a group of young adults with…read moreintellectual disabilities clamoring around the Slurpee machine with their chaperones. An employee was in the front of the store handing out small (10oz) cups for the free Slurpee. I chose the blue raspberry which was good, but a bit liquid-y. I bought a 2pk of white chocolate macadamia cookies. They're a bargain at 2/$1.00. Can't beat that price for fresh baked cookies.

They advertise being 24hrs but they are indeed closed every night by 11pm and always have a hand…read morewritten sign on the door that states it will re open at 5:30am

Lady behind the counter wasn't pleasant or helpful at all. I was the only customer at the time and…read moreshe acted like I was disturbing her. I asked for a receipt to which she rudely replies, "no receipt!" So I won't be coning back here I guess.

A "convenient" Mini Market located off the escalators, to your right & through the tunnel & glass…read moredoors. Aside from wine & beer this quick stop mart offers a little bit of everything ranging from Lotto tickets, chips, candy, newspapers, prepared meals, over the counter medicine, healthy snacks, fancy chocolate, deli items & personal items...including socks. Friendly Man & Woman working being the counter. There's a $3 credit card minimum.

Every July 11th brings forth people to flock to 7-Elevens around the United States for free…read moreslurpees. It had been awhile since I had a slurpee, and since it was a hot, summer day, I ventured over for a free slurpee. The staff was friendly, and the customers were happy to quench their thirst. This store has a small parking lot, and there is plenty of nearby street parking. I would recommend coming to this location.

Not a good 7-11 location... it is really disappointing given the fact it's in downtown Bethesda…read more.. so firstly, the prices you see at the shelves aren't for sale and I told them that they were 2 for $4 and they were kind of confused about it. Either that or like one reviewer said, some tryna embezzle money... so don't bother getting something for sale unless you're getting something small. Secondly, this location does not accept EBT cards, which is very weird because most 7-11 stores accept them, just not hot food which I am aware of, I wanted to point this out too and it's not a good location for that kind of payment. If I were you, I would go to the CVS across the street! Overall, not a fan of this location.

This review is only for the car wash…read more Good: Very inexpensive. I paid $18 for a platinum wash. Bad: I feel like I need a different car wash to clean up the car wash I got. My car is covered in dry crusty smears.

Do NOT PATRONIZE this place. The guy threatened to call the police because I was in my car talking…read moreon the phone. Gas stations are supposed to be safe.

Elijah Has some of…read morethe best cooks making some of the best foods Ive ever tasted and they provide such grest service when it comes to there's customers

I caught an Uber there to buy 5 packs of Newports because I am disabled. I asked for a bag also…read more There was a female cashier, she put my cigarettes on the counter and added up my transaction and I paid with credit card. She did not give me a bag and I asked for a bag and she said I would have to wait for the gentleman who was also working with her who had went in the back area. I had my Uber waiting outside, which was charging me by the minute for the wait and end up waiting over five minutes just to get a bag.. when he came out I said can I get a bag please and he gave me a bag and she just looked very stupid.

This 7-11 is a bit hard to get to (if you're going north on Route 29/Columbia Pike), you have to…read moremake a series of turns and ultimately enter through the McDonalds parking lot to access the 7-11 because of all the one-ways and "no left turn" signs. It's also at a very busy intersection with hundreds of cars whizzing by. To cool down, I bought a Slurpee! Each size is just a few cents more than the smaller, but I never intend to finish them anyway. $2 for a medium Slurpee. The cherry flavor I got was mostly liquidy unfortunately. Fortunately they have 8 flavors, but one was not working. The interior was clean and spacious and the cashier was friendly. I also picked up a Redbox DVD for "Greta" in the box outside. I'd pick a different location next time, though.

I went here on Sunday, 8/20. I had called a lot of 7-11, etc to get solar eclipse glasses, since…read morethere was an impending solar eclipse the next day. I was surprised when this location actually said that they had 2 pairs. I was switching hotels (during the apartment fire era) from Bailey's Crossroads to North Laurel. So, 29 was a viable way to go although 95 might've been a bit faster. So, I end up following the GPS and turned left on a residential street, then right, then right on University. Then a left. It's a weird intersection where I was going to have to turn left on one-way eastbound University, left on 29 and have to wait at westbound University light to go to North Laurel. When I arrived, I said that I was calling about the solar eclipse glasses. He had them in a pack of three. I thought I heard him say $2 and then, as I got my $2 out, I thought I heard him say $15. At this point I said I didn't need all three; just one. He said there was no way to separate them. Reluctantly, I said so it's $15, he said no $50! I politely exclaimed I'm not paying $50. Not only that, I realized after the fact that the so called 'solar eclipse glasses' were fake and wouldn't protect your eyes from blindness from the corona. They had to be the ISO approved ones. Incidentally, I bought a colander from Walmart & used paper, which it didn't do anything. Either way, I was taking it back since what the heck am I going to do with colander; I ain't Bobby Flay. Also, my manager had glasses as did two other people from my office. We just shared passing the glasses around. In summary, this 7-11 not only price gauged but were selling fakes.