You Can Now Get 7-Eleven Delivered Right To Your Door In Canada
Have you ever been out shopping and returned home to realize you had forgotten just one grocery? Or finally sat down after a long hot summer’s day and thought, ‘I would just LOVE a 7-Eleven Slurpee right now!’ Well, you’re not the only one! As of today, 7-Eleven Canada delivery will be introducing the 'Reverse Slurpee’ Run, which means that they will deliver whatever 7-Eleven goodies you need, whenever you want them, right to your door. Woohoo!
In a new announcement from 7-Eleven, the convenience brand confirms that whether you’ve forgotten to pick up those every-day kitchen staples, or suddenly want taquitos and chicken wings for dinner, or even just have a huge craving for a refreshing Slurpee, 7-Eleven will bring whatever you want, right to your front door! The company says, this is “reinventing convenience by delivering [their] unique assortment of everyday essentials to where Canadians are.”
7-Eleven will use the take-out food carrier Uber Eats to deliver the goodies, and will be the first and only chain convenience store in Canada to use a delivery service. If this wasn’t awesome enough, they also promise to have your food/snacks/essentials delivered in under 30 minutes, “wherever you might be!”
Speaking about the launch of their new service, Vice President of 7-Eleven, Doug Rosencrans, said, “We wanted to be accessible to everyone, without having to interrupt any of their activities. From late-night gaming, family movie nights or relaxing on the beach. We are conveniently bringing Slurpee and the rest of the store to our customers.”
No matter where you are in Canada, it is likely there will be an Uber Eats - 7Eleven delivery service near you, as the company intends to deliver from around 300 locations almost Canada-wide. The delivery service will be available in most of Canada's major cities, including Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon and Toronto. Perfect!
Even better, 7-Eleven have suggested a number of perfect packages and parcels, for all kinds of different occasions. For example, they can deliver an “achey breaky heart” package, which could include pizza, ice cream, and your favourite fizzy drink.
Their website also suggests the “morning recovery” package, which could include a pizza, some chips, some Advil and a Slurpee! What more could you ask for?!
For more information about the new delivery service with Uber Eats, and to find out if you can get an amazing delivery package near you, you can click here for all the details!

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