20122 Mountain Highway East, Spanaway WA 98387
“Thus AM/PM has the most friendly cashier's I have ever experienced. Alli for example had no idea her kindness changed my entire week, little did she know I was having a really tough day and her kindness was going to good medicine. I shout out all the cashiers there. Always super nice. Kindness is key!”
22321 Mountain Highway East, Spanaway WA 98387
“The people that work there are the best! Always friendly and welcome you in. And will actually smile and chat a little if not too busy! Im in there alot and have never had a bad experience there!”
16521 Pacific Avenue South, Spanaway WA 98387
“Great experience! The staff were friendly, professional, The shop was clean and well organized. I'll definitely be coming back and would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for excellent service.”
19825 Mountain Hwy E, Spanaway WA 98387
“Great customer service I've lived around this 711 ... 15 plus yrs there is a new day shift gal I think she came from the 711 on pac ave ..but what great customer service I watched her handle a situation. And I'm telling you she did an amazing job ...I will be back alway kind she has blond hair real long ties it back ...all I can say is great job hiring her I will be back every day just because she works there ... great job 711”
20122 Mountain Highway East, Spanaway WA 98387
“I love that this gas station goes beyond just fuel. They’ve got good coffee machines with real beans, and even the decaf tastes great — not bitter like in many other places. Plus, there’s a big variety of creamers and flavors to choose from. Really nice touch!”
17410 Pacific Avenue South, Spanaway WA 98387
“Out of all the 7-Eleven locations in this area, this one is by far my favorite! There are plenty of 7-Elevens nearby, but this location really stands out. First of all, it’s the largest store in the area, which makes a huge difference. The aisles are spacious, everything is well-stocked, and it never feels cramped or chaotic like smaller convenience stores sometimes do. The selection here is fantastic — they carry more snacks, drinks, and everyday essentials than most other locations I’ve been to. Whether I’m looking for my favorite candy, a cold drink, or even a quick meal, I can almost always find exactly what I need. It’s also easy to navigate, with items organized logically so you don’t have to dig through cluttered shelves. The staff is always friendly and helpful, making checkout fast and stress-free. Even during busy times, it feels organized and efficient, which is something I really appreciate. Honestly, this 7-Eleven makes grabbing a snack or running in for essentials a pleasant experience, which is rare for convenience stores. Between the size, selection, and friendly staff, this is definitely the 7-Eleven to go to in the area. I’ll keep coming back every time!”
17519 Pacific Avenue South, Spanaway WA 98387
“Alfonzo was on his mandotory state required break, holding the store down by himself. So we had a couple customers just outside chilling with him. I actually made a business connection and possible thousands of dollars thanks to him. Good kid. Rainer for life Mr. Alfonzo. We all need to connect more.”
17519 Pacific Ave S, Spanaway WA 98387
“Ordered delivery via 7now app. The app frequently hangs or freezes, does not provide a smooth customer experience, at times is just plain frustrating. The company was offering $20 off $30 though so I persevered and overcame. I didn't see a spot on the app where I could request condiments and the hotdogs were delivered with none. HOWEVER, the product was warm and fresh as well as the chicken wings and pizza. The order was delivered on time although instead of leaving the order on the front porch as requested he drove down the driveway (I don't know why) subsequently disturbing others in the household that are easily spooked when a stranger drives down the driveway at 10:30 at night . I understand the driver doesn't know this information HOWEVER, I DID request the order be left on the front porch, not a complicated or unreasonable request. I greeted him at the driveway, he was unprepared to greet me. He got out of his car to remove my large order from the backseat of his car. Then as I'm thanking him and walking away he tells me 'wait, I need a photo of the delivery items, so I cooperate and let him take a photo, thank him again then start to walk away. He again asks me to stop , the first picture wouldn't upload. The second picture did work and we parted ways.”
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