14761 Devonshire Street, Mission Hills CA 91345
“Great store, the only one for miles! Cash is preferred here, no ebt. Families on the way to school ECT. have a great spot to stop at. Dave, a worker is a wonderful person who cares about the community and is dedicated to ensuring the store is clean and equipped as needed. Great employees and service!!”
14761 Devonshire St, Mission Hills CA 91345
“This convenience store is really great! They always have what I need, and everything is easy to find. The staff are friendly and helpful, which makes shopping quick and pleasant”
9900 Sepulveda Boulevard, Mission Hills CA 91345
“I always come here because its my neighborhood CVS. I signed up for the program that gets you $10 off every month and it's so worth it. Joyce and Kelly are the best workers there and they run that store”
15544 San Fernando Mission Boulevard, Mission Hills CA 91345
“I've been coming here for more than 2 years. Best customer service. If you need something and they don't have it, they go above and beyond to order it for you. Always fully stocked. I recommend everyone to stop by.”
9900 Sepulveda Blvd, Mission Hills CA 91345
“Been coming here forever for me and my family, which consist of all ages has its slows days under staff but that’s everywhere now but they always get our medications right and are super helpful”
11501 Sepulveda Boulevard, Mission Hills CA 91345
“Fair warning: This station is fairly cramped and has limited parking. However, their prices are reasonable and the staff inside the mini-mart are incredibly friendly and helpful. The manager seems to be very on top of the inventory and I saw nothing out of stock. On top of that, this place consistently has a supply and wide variety of General Snus! This is definitely a gem in the north valley.”
11501 Sepulveda Boulevard, Mission Hills CA 91345
10660 Sepulveda Blvd, Mission Hills CA 91345
“I stopped by this 7 Eleven on my way back home from picking up food for my wife nearby. I had a T-Mobile Tuesday code on the slurpee so I decided to take advantage of that. I came at the evening time and I found parking easily. There was also no homeless people in the front so it was the ideal situation. When I walked inside, I walked around the store to see what they had here but nothing stood out so I just went to get my slurpee. I went with the cherry flavor since nothing else seem good. I was going to do the Mountain Dew new flavor but I didn't want to risk it. So I got the large slurpee cup and got the cherry slurpee. I went to the cashier for the worker to scan the barcode from my phone and left.”
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