7-eleven - Melrose Park

I buy my gas there all the time. Today I needed air for my tires. I paid 1.50 for air and it didn't work. I asked for a refund and the person working the counter said no refund for you. I buy at local businesses to keep the money in the neighborhood. I will never spend any more of my money here again.

SNACKING 'ROUND THE CLOCKFrom early morning coffee to late night munchies, this 7 Eleven 's shelves are fully stocked.Well lit and still gleaming with that new store shine, the latest addition to Melrose Park sits on the southeast corner of North Ave 25th. This location opened in late 2019 as a combo gas station and pantry that sells hot food; I 've stopped in a few times over the last year and haven 't experienced many issues.They have an ample selection of salty/sweet junk food, in addition to a freezer case and gigantic drink fridge (with plenty of beer) spanning the entire east wall. The pizza is pretty decent, too $2.25 gets you two slices of sausage/cheese/pepperoni. At one point in the past, they had taquitos and other tubular treats on hot rollers, but those went the way of the dodo as soon as the pandemic hit.Their grand opening on 12/5/19 attracted a bunch of people during which they handed out coupon booklets and gave freebies to customers. I 've found their prices at the pump to be reasonable, roughly the same as the Food 4 Less fueling station across the street. Most employees have been friendly, though a recent encounter with an indolent worker (who couldn 't be bothered to put down her phone) left a bad impression. TL;DR Not much else to say about this convenience mart, other than it 's tenfold nicer than the crappy 7 Eleven on Harlem Division. Stop by for a quick car refuel, grab yourself a bag of Doritos and an ice cold 24oz of PBR (I know it 's been a long year, but resist the urge to chug it on the way home).