With over 4,000 branches across the Philippines, 7-Eleven continues to bring comfort and convenience to thousands of Filipinos every day. Staying true to its mission of serving even more kapitbahays, the convenience store giant is growing even bigger.
As part of its effort to enhance the customer experience, 7-Eleven recently opened three brand-new dine-in stores—two in Bacolod and one in the popular surf town of La Union.
In La Union, locals and travelers alike can now visit the newly opened !+? Cafe Reserve located at Sebay Surf Central, National Highway, Brgy. San Juan. Designed to reflect the laid-back charm of the coast, this branch features surfboard-themed decor, rattan chairs, and wooden tables—making it not just a stop for coffee or snacks, but a photo-worthy hangout spot that fits perfectly with the seaside vibe of the province.
More than Instagram-ready views, it’s the perfect go-to for a beach break. Indulge in premium coffee brewed from 100% Ethiopian beans with classic options like Americano, French Vanilla, Spanish Latte, and Mochaccino. Refreshers like Iced Matcha, Iced Coconut Latte, and Iced Orange Coffee are also available to keep one cool while out and about around the tropical
paradise. The crew-served store, which also carries baked goods such as Butter Croissant, Chocolate Drizzled Croissant, and Sausage Rolls, is designed like a mini cafe, allowing visitors to lounge and relax while indulging in their other 7-Eleven favorites, too, like Slurpee, Big Bite, 7-Fresh Siopao, and much more.
While sunseekers in La Union are sipping on refreshments, Bacolodnons are in for a treat as well, because not just one, but two new 7-Eleven branches are now operating in the area to make life easier, the quick and convenient way, with a dine-in setup to boot. Much like in La Union, a !+? Cafe Reserve can now be found in One Regis Condominium, Megaworld Upper-Eastas the answer to one’s coffee cravings that’s oh-so effective and delicious but won’t break the bank.
The Crunch Time concept store in Lopez Jaena corner Rizal Street is for chicken lovers who can’t get enough of the fried food brand’s crispy and delicious menu, including their signature fried chicken, chicken fillet, nuggets, chicken siomai, fries, and fried bread.
Both stores held an opening ceremony in time for 7-Eleven’s birthday last July 11. They also participated in the brand’s successful big five-day birthday blowout, signalling a grand start to 7-Eleven’s continued expansion across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. With this, everyone’spaboritong kapitbahay is another three stores closer to making convenience possible in every corner of the country.
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