7-Eleven in Long Island City, NY

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Telephone:	+1 718-392-2891
Website:	www.7-eleven.com
Address:	34-17 Northern Blvd, Long Island City, NY, 11101 Sunnyside, Long Island City
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	400 ft36th Street (M,R) 920 ft39th Avenue 0.3 mi36th Avenue
Categories:	Convenience Stores

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Take-out	Yes
Accepts Credit Cards	Yes
Accepts Apple Pay	Yes

Parking	Garage
Bike Parking	No

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Local time (Long Island City)	12:47 PM Friday, November 29, 2024

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8 reviews of 7-Eleven

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Paul T.

Place rating: 3
New York, NY

This 7-Eleven makes me nervous when I go here. There’s always someone looming around inside that has no business being by there. I don’t like giving my change away while I’m grabbing food, gross. But the location is great near 2 major roads. And a quick walk from my barber, I usually grab a slurpee after my cut

Christina M.

Place rating: 3
West Bronx, NY

Honsetly I went for free coffee week. The service was great I got a large hazelnut coffee with cinnabon creamer yummm! The guy at the resgister saw That We ran out of hazelnut and got the guy In the back to make a fresh batch right away. I sure hope it wasnt boogers and cum In it Like That south park Unilocal episode, but nonetheless coffee was good service was good. Store and food quality sucked! Old fruits and bag of chips and lets not talk about the pizza! Nah Im good buddy ill be going back today for the last free cup of coffee but Thats, about it.

Harry H.

Place rating: 4
New York, NY

This sevs boasts both gas AND the type of staff who utter words like ‘take your time’ when others are on line.

Martina D.

Place rating: 1
New York, NY

The manager is nasty and rude was scratching his «genitals» and then grabbed the pizza. I will never stop here again

Cherry R.

Place rating: 1
Brooklyn, NY

The owner is very rude and disrespectful. Everything is overpriced. Plus I noticed a few items that are spoiled and rotten. Even many of their drinks are post-dated and they are still trying to sell them. The owner got pissed off because I showed him items that were out of date and he flipped out on me, which chain-reacted a REALLY BAD argument. I’m calling 3−1−1.

Geoff D.

Place rating: 3
Bronx, NY

Suddenly, the neighborhood is filled with new 7-Elevens. This one is a bit on the crowded side compared to the others, but it’s clean and convenient. The coffee selection is pretty decent.
The problem is that the place smells like burnt plastic. All the time. The smell is so strong, and so toxic, that I get a headache just being in there a few minutes. It’s really bad enough that I wonder about the health of the people who work there.

Francisco H.

Place rating: 3
Astoria, NY

Every time I approach this place, somebody hanging out in front of it smells like weed. Greedy bastards. They have a few aisles full of candies, baked goods and other goodies that will feel your needs. The other day they even had a pizza sale: $ 1/slice. I didn’t partake because the pizza didn’t look too good but I’m sure had I been drunk, the pizza would’ve tasted delicious.
If you are bored, they even have some DVDs for sale. I guess if you’re under the influence, some of these movies might seem remotely hysterical.
On the bright side, the line moves quickly so you can be on your way promptly.

Nick K.

Place rating: 4
San Francisco, CA

What was once hell is now heaven. This location was once home to a disgusting convenience store and shady gas station. Now, it’s a sleek Shell station and, more importantly, a brand new and beautiful 7-Eleven.
The green, orange and white awning is blindingly bright and can be seen from a few blocks away. The store itself is spotless, the service is quite good (it’s Astoria after all) and the Slurpees and sandwiches are, as expected, super delicious.
Sure, it’s kind of an odd location, but it’s perfect for Northern Boulevard drivers who need gas and R train commuters entering/exiting the 36^th Street stop.
It’s time to start a movement: Less bodegas, more 7-Elevens!

7-Eleven

Long Island City, United States