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“Best place for the best of 90's and early 2000's culture. Retro and new, you can find it here, and everyone is friendly and the whole place is a vibe. Small parking out front, so be sure to look for a parking spot along Duncan Street, or in the Fabricland parking lot. It's not worth missing this store, and the absolute blast to the past you'll get!”
“Whenever Krishna is working, the store is always open and ready to serve customers at 5am!
He takes so much pride in making sure that the store is presentable and his customers have what they need.”
“I normally don’t post reviews, but I genuinely felt like I needed to after my experience at this location.
I stopped by in a bit of a stressful moment with 3 kids crying in the back and the heat did not help, and the store manager, Mehar, went out of her way to help me. It wasn’t just regular customer service—it felt like someone actually cared. She took the time to listen, helped me sort things out, and was incredibly respectful the entire time. You don’t expect that kind of support at a convenience store, but here we are.
The store was clean, well-stocked, and the Slurpees hit the spot (of course). But it was Mehar’s kindness that really made the difference for me that day.
If you’re in Duncan, this 7-Eleven is more than just a pit stop. Grateful for people like Mehar who still take pride in what they do.”
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“Adorable little store and cafe. My husband and I both had the chicken, bacon, and ranch panini. They were big and delicious. I had a cold brew coffee that had good flavor and wasn't watered down like some I've had. My husband had a hot chocolate and said it was great. The gentleman who helped us was very kind and welcoming. We're definitely going back again!”