They just replaced the one on 10th and Air Depot it was little ratty store. I noticed around the city they are cleaning up and remodeling the stores or replacing them. Most their locations are shameful.ħ-11 is getting better. I hope they drive 7/11 completely out of business. OnCue saw a great opportunity and is obviously thriving. The 7/11's in the Metro are generally horrible places while QuickTrips are at the extreme opposite end of the spectrum. Wow, did OKC get the rawest of deals in that 'gentlemen's agreement'. The 7-Eleven North American page even has on their contact page at the very bottom:įor comments, inquiries or complaints pertaining to 7-Eleven stores in Oklahoma City, please note that this company is not affiliated with 7-Eleven, Inc. The Oklahoma City stores is a fascinating story really.

They go far out of the way to make people think 7-Eleven is still an American company. 7-Eleven is now actually headquarted in Tokyo, with the American division operating out of the old 7-Eleven headquarters in Dallas. The Brown family still owns the 7-Eleven stores in Oklahoma City as a completely autonomous entity from corporate 7-Eleven due to a clause Brown insisted on in his franchisee contract back in the early 50's. The agreement was between Bill Brown, who bought the 7-Eleven franchise in OKC and QuickTrip founder John Thompson. I was always told that the gentlemen's agreement was between quiktrip and Love's Other Metro locations: Edmond, Bethany, Del City, Midwest City & Norman (2).Ĭurrent OKC Locations (also under construction at Western & Memorial): They seem to be getting much more agressive in the OKC market this will be their 15th location in the Metro. Remember, they also recently opened a location just two miles to the west at NW Expressway & Wilshire.

They paid $2.9 million for those 2.53 acres in February. OnCue just filed for a $4.75 million building permit for the old Hometown Buffet site just east of the intersection of 63rd & NW Expressway.

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