Convenience Stores in Haleiwa, HI

“Very good road stop great selection a coke a cola machine, different flavors and all the beach snacks you need hotdogs, porkhash, manapua and other local favorites.Along with my top pick a bowl of local style saimins ?. \" Ono \"”

“This store is located in the Haleiwa Store Lots. There's parking in the back and I am always so lucky to find one, even on a Saturday! The store offers freshfruits, cold beverages, little snacks, souvenirs, and local artist appeal/goods. They are reasonably priced and have a wide variety of things to choose from.”

“Ask to join the Kama'aina rewards program and swipe your card or enter your phone number to earn points every time you put gas and/or buy snacks. There are 6 pumps at this gas station and are spaced out. However I've seen large and wide vehicles pull in so it could be of a hassle to wait for an open pump away from them. Either way, it's easy to pull up, get gas and snacks and go on your merry way to the beach.”

“Da kine, pork hash, Malasadas, beer, spam musubi, all the kine stuff for snack without broke da bank. Smart ones used 7 eleven, save money for surf board and gasoline.”

“Had to drive from Mililani to Ewa Beach for my COVID booster. Pharmacist Yen was very helpful and personable. She took me in earlier than my appointment b/c there was no one in line. She made me relax and the shot didn't hurt a bit. (Can you tell I don't like shots?) After applying the bandaid she gave the area a good rub. Don't r3emember that happening before w other.The store as a whole looked neat and clean and well organised.Thank you CVS.”

“Don't sleep on 7-11's in Hawaii - as a mainlander, I think they are worth stopping by since they are very different. The food you can buy from here is actually decent, especially the musubis. They have some hot foods at the front with options like rice plates, pasta, and manapuas. They also have cold options like sushi and sandwiches, or meals that can be reheated. The slushies are different here too, as they have Hawaiian flavors like butter mochi and pineapple, and even the coffee machine has a matcha latte option.We stocked up on food before heading to the airport, and it held up well for dinner on the way home...- Spam Katsu Musubi: Who doesn't love a good musubi? 7-11 is no exception to the rule, as the spam katsu musubi was a nice variation from the usual. It has a nice texture with the panko, and the rice was cooked just right too!- Spicy Shrimp Katsu Roll: My favorite thing from the 7-11... shrimp was tasty with the rice, and it had a nice kick to it. Honestly I could have 2 of these on the beach and call it a meal.- Ahi Poke Stuffed Inari: These were pretty cheap ($7) and honestly were at par (if not better) at some places in the Bay Area where I've paid $15. I love these inari that get stuffed with poke... in this case it was spicy poke, and like the musubis the rice was cooked well.- PB + J: Husband was amused by the pre-packaged sandwiches so we tried his fav combo. Honestly tastes better than some Smucker's Uncrustables. I imagine their other sandwiches would hold up in quality, and they had other interesting flavors.Beyond the ready to eat stuff. the snacks were also worth checking out. They have different ice creams and very different candy options... I ended up buying some as souvenirs to take home.Fun Fact: 7-11's in Hawaii are under the same management as the ones in Japan, so their product offerings are very different!”

“Had to drive from Mililani to Ewa Beach for my COVID booster. Pharmacist Yen was very helpful and personable. She took me in earlier than my appointment b/c there was no one in line. She made me relax and the shot didn't hurt a bit. (Can you tell I don't like shots?) After applying the bandaid she gave the area a good rub. Don't r3emember that happening before w other.The store as a whole looked neat and clean and well organised.Thank you CVS.”