7-Eleven - Convenience Store in Brooklyn, NY

7-Eleven

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+1 718-769-2595
www.7-eleven.com
2800 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11235, USA
Hours Business hours are not available at the moment

7-Eleven Introduce

7-Eleven is a convenience store located at 2800 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11235, serving the local community. While not a "liquor store near me," it offers a variety of convenience items, including snacks, drinks, and other everyday necessities. You can contact them at (718) 769-2595 or +1 718-769-2595.

Customer reviews for this 7-Eleven location present contrasting experiences, particularly regarding parking and staff honesty.

One customer reported a highly negative experience, alleging that their car was towed after only "30 seconds of parking" while their husband was inside purchasing a car starter. They also claimed that they were required to pay $62.50 in cash. This customer strongly advised against visiting the store.

Conversely, another customer praised the store's staff for their honesty. They recounted leaving a cane in the store and, upon returning a few days later, having it retrieved and returned by a clerk. This customer specifically highlighted the staff's honesty.

Therefore, potential customers should be aware of the conflicting reports regarding this 7-Eleven location. While some customers have experienced negative parking-related issues, others have praised the staff's honesty. It is advisable to exercise caution when parking at this location and to be aware that the staff has been reported to be honest.

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Nov 02, 2024

Horrible place, they towed the store after 30 seconds of parking while my husband was buying a car starter. And they demanded to pay cash $62.50. I do not recommend going to 7Eleven.!!!
Mar 16, 2025

I left a beautiful cane in this store and did not realize at first that this is where I had left it. A couple of days later, when I finally realized that this store was the place where I may have left my cane, I returned to the store and asked one of the clerks whether anyone had found a cane. Sure enough, the clerk retrieved my cane and gave it to me. I write to praise the honesty of the employees of this store.
Dec 13, 2024

The lot at this 7-11 has tow company employees hanging around. They will tow while you're in the store. If they do, call 311 and make a complaint against the tow company.
Dec 01, 2024

Horrible place! We used to always stop there, but today we decided to stop for tea and go to the neighboring store, leaving the car. 5 minutes later we returned and saw that our car was hooked up to a tow truck. This store makes money on parking and a tow truck. In order to remove the car from the tow truck they demanded $150! DO NOT LEAVE your car there! An unknown person near the store will track you down and where you went and as soon as you leave they will drive up in a tow truck and take your car. It's terrible!
Feb 17, 2021

I don't know if this store is worse than any other 7-Eleven, as I only visited it once, and have no intention of coming back. But I do know they were not busy, their parking lot was almost empty, and there is an ATM machine inside. I also know that the main source of income for their employees is the kickbacks from the "towing company" that "services" their parking lot. I left my car on their lot to go get a sandwich across the street. I don't know why I didn't just park in the street, there were spots available. I turned around when I was on the other side of the street, and ran back as I saw what happened. My vehicle was hooked up to the tow truck whose driver demanded a ransom of $160 cash to unhook it. And I am not kidding, it took them less than a minute to call the tow truck, and for the tow truck to swoop in and complete the setup. I have to assume that's how the 7-Eleven "spotter" makes his/her money. The highlight of their day. I don't know if this legalized burglary is going on across Brooklyn, as I don't live there, and have little desire to come back. The "tow truck" belongs to the gangster crew called "Ben & Nino".

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Nov 02, 2024

Horrible place, they towed the store after 30 seconds of parking while my husband was buying a car starter. And they demanded to pay cash $62.50. I do not recommend going to 7Eleven.!!!

Mar 16, 2025

I left a beautiful cane in this store and did not realize at first that this is where I had left it. A couple of days later, when I finally realized that this store was the place where I may have left my cane, I returned to the store and asked one of the clerks whether anyone had found a cane. Sure enough, the clerk retrieved my cane and gave it to me. I write to praise the honesty of the employees of this store.

Dec 13, 2024

The lot at this 7-11 has tow company employees hanging around. They will tow while you're in the store. If they do, call 311 and make a complaint against the tow company.

Dec 01, 2024

Horrible place! We used to always stop there, but today we decided to stop for tea and go to the neighboring store, leaving the car. 5 minutes later we returned and saw that our car was hooked up to a tow truck. This store makes money on parking and a tow truck. In order to remove the car from the tow truck they demanded $150! DO NOT LEAVE your car there! An unknown person near the store will track you down and where you went and as soon as you leave they will drive up in a tow truck and take your car. It's terrible!

Feb 17, 2021

I don't know if this store is worse than any other 7-Eleven, as I only visited it once, and have no intention of coming back. But I do know they were not busy, their parking lot was almost empty, and there is an ATM machine inside. I also know that the main source of income for their employees is the kickbacks from the "towing company" that "services" their parking lot. I left my car on their lot to go get a sandwich across the street. I don't know why I didn't just park in the street, there were spots available. I turned around when I was on the other side of the street, and ran back as I saw what happened. My vehicle was hooked up to the tow truck whose driver demanded a ransom of $160 cash to unhook it. And I am not kidding, it took them less than a minute to call the tow truck, and for the tow truck to swoop in and complete the setup. I have to assume that's how the 7-Eleven "spotter" makes his/her money. The highlight of their day. I don't know if this legalized burglary is going on across Brooklyn, as I don't live there, and have little desire to come back. The "tow truck" belongs to the gangster crew called "Ben & Nino".