7-Eleven

Location

525 L Street (between Aggie Liquor and the Davis Korean Church)

Hours

24-7

Phone

(530)756-6421

Website

http://www.7-eleven.com/

7-Eleven is a convenience store just like every other 7-Eleven from Kathmandu to Kentucky! They offer all kinds of sundries from tampons to Ben & Jerry's ice cream, snacks, sandwiches, hot dogs, beer, & smokes. They are most widely known for their Slurpees (frozen soft drinks). The store also has a soda fountain. There really is a 7-Eleven in Kathmandu as well as in Bangkok. When you purchase nachos, you get an unlimited self-serve supply of hot nacho cheese.

7-Eleven is celebrating the launch of Slurpee Lite (sugar free versions) with SlurpFREE Day. On May 23, guests from coast to coast are invited to flavor their summer by visiting participating 7-Eleven stores from 11:00am to 7:00pm to slurp down a FREE 7.11 ounce Slurpee drink.

Every 07-11 (July 11) of each year, 7-Eleven offers free 7.11 ounce size cups of Slurpees.

There is a Citibank branded ATM inside the store which Citibank users can use without paying a surcharge. Since there is no Citibank in Davis, Citibank users can use the ATM here without any fees. It is a Vcom brand ATM with deposit capability. The ATM is also part of the Co-Op ATM network and is free for members of all Davis credit unions and virtually all other credit unions across the country as well. There is also a payphone for public use.

Twelve 7-Eleven stores were temporarily transformed into Kwik-E-Marts in anticipation of The Simpsons Movie. The promotion ended August 1, 2007.

7-Eleven stores featured Simpsons inspired products: Squishee drinks, KrustyO's Cereal, Buzz Cola, Pink Movie Donuts, and Radioactive Man Comic Book Edition #711.

As of March 15, 2010, the Davis 7-Eleven location has a convenient Redbox DVD rental machine in front of the store.

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Do not refer to the night employee as rootbeer (he is always muggin'), he will a) threaten you with physical violence, and b) threaten you with the silent alarm. —StevenDaubert

2007-06-15 17:49:27   I went to get a slurpee a friend today. My friend thought the guy said $1.29 instead of $1.39, so he gave him $1.30. Then the cashier slammed the coins on the counter and said, "Hey!" giving us a really dirty look. We apologized, but he was extremely rude even after we gave another dime. —JonasMari

2007-07-01 22:54:43   I saw tons of pictures on www.flickr.com of 7-Eleven stores being converted into Kwik-E-Marts from The Simpsons! They look so cool! They should do the Davis store too!—Jedron

2007-07-11 20:34:29   i went to get free slurpies today and the guy was really unhappy I wanted seconds, but the first time I poured it was all cherry and it's a small cup and I wanted to try the other flavors and I got more, but they kinda asked us to leave. —PxlAted

2007-07-11 23:20:24   7-11 has hot hotdogs until 2AM. Not a bad place to get a late-night snack.

Also, appreciate the very old (1960s? 70s?) font on the sign on the building—it's slanted forward and slopes upwards. And the "7" itself is a bit more robust. The old-style sign, the lack of gas pumps, and the classic car wash across the street give it a vintage feel rarely experienced when shopping at a 7-11. —TedBuehler

2010-07-12 02:49:42   I will have to remember the free Slurpee day for next year. I have never heard of this before now and I live right down the street. I do like the Slurpees (any Fanta Flavor) but rarely get them... sugar sugar sugar... But hey, a free serving once a year can't hurt. —WesOne

2011-04-15 01:31:25   Is it just me or can no one else understand what the heck the cashier says? Every I pay for my slurpee, I just smile and nod when he talks to me because I can't decipher his thick accent! —HermanChan

2011-07-12 01:23:26   After walking in post 'Free Slurpee Day' all I can say is some people are disgusting, greedy slobs. There was such a mess it was utterly ridiculous... The staff was cleaning for almost two hours trying to recover from the insanity. —Wes-P

• But you probably already knew that from working at Little Prague. —hankim