7-Eleven Gymea

The owners are very nice and engage with customers who walk in. It's great for when it's late and you need some milk, or on the way home from the club and you need a snack or some water!

The owners are super helpful and friendly they are always nice to the customers the store has great looks and feels.

Indian man at counter is grumpy and unhelpful. Also slurpee machines are overloaded and need to cool down.

This is my favourite 7 Eleven in The Shire. The guy who works there all the time always recognises me and my partner and is very friendly.

Pumped 53.74 litres into my i30 which has a max fuel tank capacity of 53 litres at 9 :12 pm 24/07/19 on pump 6. My fuel light only just came on so I had approximately 10 litres still in my vehicle. Clearly the pump's calibration is inaccurate. I called the franchisee the next day and he was incredibly rude. Wanted me to fill out some paperwork to send at head office. From the other reviews here who have had problems I didn't even bother. pump fuel at this place at your own risk. Very dodgey! I did contact the ACCC instead. Doubt much will happen from their end either. AVOID!

I would like to add to the complaints on pumps being inaccurate. Somehow managed to get 45.90 litres into my 45 litres capacity unleaded tank. Complained to 711, they said technician went on-site and found no issue with pump...

Efficient, variety of fast food, love the fuel price lock and savings

@Terry Jones, I think I may have been the other person that you saw get covered in petrol because no one bothered to put signage on the bowser. Not happy 7/11.

Good to know your store's policy on safety hazards - no care, no responsibility.I reported a broken bowser (it was gushing petrol) an received a vacant stare and an 'ok' for my efforts. When I asked if someone was going to put a sign out so other customers don't get covered in petrol (like myself), I was told it would be reported to 7/11. (It should be noted that the attendant did not make a move to pick up a phone, despite the store being completely empty (no customers were waiting), so I have my doubts that it was actually reported.)As I walked out of the store, I saw another customer get a face full of petrol.If there is a fire, or a serious incident, is your emergency response plan to call HQ (whose operating hours are 7:30-5pm - 'cause mate, I tried to report it on your behalf, when I realised the task was too much effort for you)? FYI - broken slurpee machines should result in a call to HQ. The uncontrolled leaking of dangourous goods (flammable liquids) requires immediate action to mitigate the safety hazard. Just saying.

My favourite 711 to go to. Normally has the best fuel price in the area and have had a good experience dealing with the owners and workers!Never lose the friendly service, its so rare these days and highly appreciated.