109 Cleveland Ave, Amherst OH 44001
“I just love pure all the girls are great at all three pure locations the new store is great has more coffee has a fountain machine you know for drinks the girls are just wonderful I can't say how much I appreciate them and it's nice that they know you when you come in they greet you by name and they know what you need!!!!!!”
1999 Cooper Foster Park Rd, Amherst OH 44001
“Still my favorite fuel stop... friendly clerks! They have save $.05/gallon on certain discount days where you can save a buck or two on your fill-up without joining a club or signing up for a credit card, then you can grab a lotto ticket and keep on truckin'! ...well, in my SUV.”
7499 Leavitt Road, Amherst OH 44001
“A conveniently placed gas station on the corner of a major intersection. Due to the heavy traffic it can occasionally be a small hassle to get in or out of the parking lot. The staff has always been nice and friendly any time I have had an interaction with them. They are well stocked on a variety of typical gas station goods, but this can cause the aisles to feel a bit crammed.”
Turnpike Plaza Milepost 139.5 - Westbound, 46402 Middle Ridge Rd, Amherst OH 44001
“Fairly decent rest stop. They had the always present Starbucks, Popeyes, auntie ems pretzels, Burger King, and a Panera bread. Service at all seem to be quick. They had a vending machine where you could buy an easy pass, and kiosks at both entries to sell you lottery tickets.”
Turnpike Plaza Milepost 139.5 - Westbound, Amherst OH 44001
“Good place to rest and stop for supplies/amenities while traveling on I80. We stopped here on our way out from Ohio into Indiana on a trip to Chicago, and it was a convenient stop to meet with the remainder of our group coming off I90. It is clean and the selections are what you'd expect from a typical Midwestern plaza location. Overall, based on the location and services, I would recommend if you are traveling by and need to stop.”
2223 Kresge Dr, Amherst OH 44001
“My vehicle broke down in the parking lot and Elaine one if the attendants was so helpful and nice. From now on if I am traveling I will be stopping at this gas station.”
7998 Rt. 58 Leavitt Road, Amherst OH 44001
“? Welcome to the wonderland of convenience, where the land of Slurpees meets the kingdom of snacks - behold, the majestic 7-Eleven! ?Picture this: You're strolling down the street, parched like a cactus in the desert, when suddenly, like a beacon of hope, you spot the iconic glowing green and orange sign of 7-Eleven. Ah, salvation is near!As you step inside, you're greeted by the harmonious hum of the refrigerators, the tantalizing aroma of freshly brewed coffee, and the soft buzz of the Slurpee machine whispering sweet nothings in your ear. It's like stepping into Willy Wonka's factory, but with more hot dogs and less Oompa Loompas.Let's talk snacks, shall we? 7-Eleven is the Hogwarts of munchies, with shelves stacked to the ceiling with goodies that would make even the most disciplined dieter weak at the knees. From salty to sweet, crunchy to chewy, they've got it all. Feeling adventurous? Try their sushi! Feeling nostalgic? Grab a pack of Twinkies and reminisce about the good ol' days.But wait, there's more! Need a quick caffeine fix to kickstart your day? Fear not, for 7-Eleven's coffee is brewed with the tears of exhausted college students and the dreams of aspiring entrepreneurs. It's like liquid gold, minus the hefty price tag.And let's not forget about the legendary Slurpee - the nectar of the convenience store gods. With flavors ranging from classic cola to exotic blue raspberry, it's the ultimate antidote to a scorching summer day or a bad case of the Mondays. Plus, the brain freeze is a small price to pay for such frozen bliss.But perhaps the true pièce de résistance of 7-Eleven is its customer service. The staff, with their perpetually cheerful demeanor and uncanny ability to guess your lottery numbers (okay, maybe not that last part), make every visit feel like a reunion with long-lost friends.So, dear reader, if you're ever in need of a pick-me-up or a late-night snack attack, look no further than the hallowed halls of 7-Eleven. It's not just a convenience store - it's a way of life.”
7580 Leavitt Road, Amherst OH 44001
“Actually some of the cheapest gas I’ve gotten in a while. The chicken sandwich was surprisingly really good. Most notably though, the employee at the register was very welcoming and helped me with a question I had”
46402 Middle Ridge Road, Amherst OH 44001
“Fairly decent rest stop. They had the always present Starbucks, Popeyes, auntie ems pretzels, Burger King, and a Panera bread. Service at all seem to be quick.They had a vending machine where you could buy an easy pass, and kiosks at both entries to sell you lottery tickets.”
712 North Leavitt Road, Amherst OH 44001
“This isn’t really for the store but for one of their employees last Saturday I was almost attacked and assaulted by a woman 3 times out of my size basically for breathing but the cashier working at around 630 am didn’t hesitate he jumped right in the middle of it and stopped the whole thing this man is a hero and deserves a raise or some kind of compensation he was a real human the way we all should be if give you his name but they haven’t answered their phones and the afternoon guy kinda acted not so helpful all I can say is thank you Mr man you are a hero in my eyes as far as Lorain police go I guess if no body harm they ain’t coming. I’ll never call them for anything again”
7998 Rt. 58, South Leavitt Road, Amherst OH 44001
“They open the chicken and JoJo place inside. I just had it..it is the most juiciest chicken tenders I have probably ever, had they are so not overcooked they are perfect! My new favorite place to get chicken?”
799 North Leavitt Road, Amherst OH 44001
“Multiple stops a day most days. Staff's always friendly and helpful, the store is clean, usually pretty well stocked... minus my dible sugar cookie dough bars 🤨😑 I DoorDash so I probably spend more time and money here than the employees (kidding, mostly 😅), my orders are almost already done when i get there. I love that they have 88 cheaper than regular 87 🙃”
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