“I like spending time here. I live on Hay Street and it is just before reaching the Freeway. It has good lighting at night and it is clean. There is no homeless in the area either. ??”
“I haver been frequenting this location more often lately for my daily sundries. Beforehand, I would typically select any convenient store on the way home from work, but have now chosen this select location for several reason. This location is very clean and offers everything i need to end my day. But the most important reason is the customer service. Most staff is friendly, but HASSAN is by far the most comprehensive and friendliest of the staff. He is courteuous and consise. He is quick to process my order and readies what I need behind counter before I get to the register. As an Extra Miles rewards member, He makes sure I receive the full benefits of membership and reminds me if I forget anything. Not only does he have a positive disposition, but always brings a bright demeanor to his customers. This level a customer service reminds me why I choose this Extra Mile for all my needs on the and/or to work.Thank you Hassan!”
“Please spend your money here, you won't regret it!! They are respectful of CoVid restrictions and maintain A++ cleanliness. Also, please keep in mind as you read this that I have lived in East Brea since 1992, when this store, along with the Italian restaurant, were the only businesses operating in this center. I have seen many changes, but am writing this review because I am so impressed with Justin, the owner and how he will go the extra mile, literally, to make certain his customers are well taken care of. Example: Last night, A bottle of 1942 Don Julio Tequila was ordered as a surprise, celebrating my new job, by an out-of-town friend. It was ordered online through (Drizy?- I am not certain about ordering platform)...anyway, I discovered that I had the bottle in my hands within 15 minutes of the order being placed, which was a surprise to me....carefully delivered to my front door by Justin. (going that extra mile again!). Geez! It took longer for me to get my child to school on most days! Great CoVid adaptation and customer service keeping the doors open throughout the pandemic. We all appreciated (and needed) you! Ownership is in the right hands and the people who work their have character and care. East Brea can be traffic daunting. Living in Country Hills and visiting this little store, week after week, is similar to going into "Cheers"..."where everybody knows your name". You need something? Beverage, lunch, essentials?...whatever you need- they have it and Ryan, Don, Anabelle or Natalie will help you locate it, They are open long hours and I always leave with a smile. Thanks guys, for so many years of kindness and convenience. See ya when I return from Hobbs!”
“Clean store compared to some 7-11’s even smells really good in there. They usually have decent cashiers. A bit pricey but, it’s worth it if you like a nicer store.”
“Store's pretty clean and all the workers are very sweet. Sadly they aren't 24 hours after the shooting. My only issue is it does get kinda crazy if you go in afterwards the middle school gets out of class from across the street.”
“This is a great store, and the people working there have 100% cordial. Note that SUNDAY they open at 11:00, not 9:00 a.m. Lunch is 1:30-2:00. (Other sites don't have the correct Sunday start time!)”
“This is the best place where I used to get my fuel for my car. It's uncommon to go over a service station like this, and the attendants are both friendly and supportive. Good Job!”
“I pulled over because I wanted to buy our office pool Lottery tickets. The cashier was quick with the many transactions I had for him. While I was there I also needed air in my Volkswagen's tire and they had a working air pump for free. Quick service and a well maintained business.”
“I like this chain of 7/11 in every other block and every other city or suburb in US and in some other parts of world. Many of them are open 24 hrs. It's very handy owing to the fact that many shops in the US tend to close before 10pm. When you want to buy some necessities at late night a 7/11 is your last resort. We bought a crate of water bottles here cause our hotel didn't provide us. Many things people are available here drinking water, beverages, snacks, chocolates, cigarettes etc. A 7/11 is a life saver when late at night you need something.....????????”
“Live around the corner . Isabella and Diana give the best customer service. Whether it’s over the phone or In person. Most of the time it’s late at night and their still amazing”
“Compliments to the owners of THIS location, near PK Burgers and Whole Foods. The neighborhood kids ride their bikes for treats to THIS 7-11 and are treated with dignity, respect and like paying adult customers. Such a fun experience, thank you for being pleasant. (Unlike the 7-11 in Yorba Linda on Lakeview and Yorba Linda - by auto parts store - where heavy set cashier believes it OK to threaten, harass, cuss and yell at the kids to "get out of my store" while pointing a baseball bat.)”
“Just went in with my service animal (you can tell the cleanliness based on how much ground sniffing he gets into) the manager was training an incoming cashier and it was lovely. The storefront was clean, selection was good, and it’s clear customer service for the woman training the newcomer is important! Not sure why it has such negative reviews but I did see it’s under new management which may be why it was a pleasant experience. They are revitalizing all of the exterior I saw some maintenance workers fixing up the windows and it appears it will be getting a much needed exterior clean and polish ?”
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