Yeah, when I say south of Kellogg I mean IMMEDIATELY south, like 100' south. It's essentially downtown.
The first new-concept 7 Eleven opened this morning on the southwest corner of NW Expressway and MacArthur.
Outdoor seating, much nicer more expansive interior and made-to-order pizza. Thanks to warreng88 for the photos:
Also, they will be doing a major upgrade to their location on the northwest corner of May & Hefner, no doubt due to OnCue planning a new location on the southeast corner of that intersection.
The building will keep the same footprint but the entire interior will be gutted and configured much like their new-concept locations and the exterior will get a similar update.
Was in today. Remarkable answer to OnCue from the Brown's 7-Eleven. Very, very nice.
It looks more like a real 7-Eleven. The Browns are *seriously* late to the game, but it looks like they've done a fine job of getting on the OnCue/QuikTrip level. It's way out of my way, but I might have to find an excuse to check this new concept store out.
Personally, I'm incredibly fond of their operation at 36th and Penn. That place sets the standard.
Other quality locations are noted here:
The 10 worst 7-Elevens in the OKC Metro | The Lost Ogle
Props to the Brown's who gave out free icy's on 7-11 day like the rest of the 7-11's do on July 11. I guess the Brown family is feeling a little heat in the cs marketplace.
If the Browns are finally warming up to the idea of following national promotions, then kudos to them. The BF and I snagged our free icy's and it was a great treat!
Impressive, indeed.
GOING BIG: 7-Eleven rolls out new stores in metro
The umbrella, table, bench combo would be great for a public park. If it were me, I wouldn't install one in front of a convenience store. There are some people out there that you just don't want hanging around the entrance of a 7-Eleven.
Steel structure is up for the 122nd and Penn location.
Doesn't look like they have started on the remodel on the Hefner and May location, but the lease space is now vacant since 7-11 is going to use the entire building. A lot of liquor stores are going too have to find new locations as 7-11 remodels existing stores over the next few years. lol
The building permit for May & Hefner hasn't quite been issued yet but I'm sure they'll start work once it is.
Does anyone know if the new 7-11 to be built on the NW corner of NW 23rd and Council is to become a new concept version?
I think every new store is going to be the new concept according to this article. Relevant quote:
“We never intended not to open it,” said 7-Eleven Stores President and CEO Jim Brown. “As far as the store itself, the timing wasn't good. We lost that store when we were in the middle of a project to design this new prototype, and we had already drawn the line and decided that we were not going to build anymore of the older style stores.”
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