Head Quarters: Irving, TX
Number of States: 31
Website: http://www.7-eleven.com/
Locations Per State
| State | Count | State | Count | State | Count |
| Arizona | 55 | California | 1860 | Connecticut | 300 |
| Delaware | 65 | Florida | 1100 | Georgia | 800 |
| Idaho | 67 | Illinois | 900 | Indiana | 76 |
| Kansas | 580 | Kentucky | 67 | Maryland | 245 |
| Maine | 88 | North Carolina | 90 | New Hampshire | 55 |
| New Jersey | 600 | New York | 550 | Ohio | 125 |
| Oregon | 40 | Pennsylvania | 290 | Rhode Island | 40 |
| South Carolina | 55 | South Dakota | 35 | Tennessee | 30 |
| Texas | 1354 | Utah | 47 | Virginia | 78 |
| Vermont | 19 | Washington | 62 | Wisconsin | 28 |
| West Virginia | 31 |
Founded in 1927 as an ice house storefront in Dallas, the 7-Eleven brand has expanded worldwide and become synonymous with the phrase “convenience store.” 7‑Eleven, which was Convenience Store Decisions’ 2005 Chain of the Year, has a legacy of innovation in convenience retail. It was the first to provide to-go coffee cups, offer a self-serve soda fountain, operate for 24 hours a day.
Today, the company is the largest operator in the United States, thanks to several key acquisitions, including Sunoco and Speedway. Retail innovation has been a major focus for 7-Eleven in recent years not only through the company’s successful flight of the United States’ first commercial drone delivery, but also the relentless focus on off-premise sales through the 7NOW delivery app.