7-Eleven at 5650 Baltimore Drive serves the Fletcher Hills section of La Mesa near Grossmont College, stocking a full convenience format with beer, wine, prepared food, and household essentials. The beer and wine cooler holds rotating craft, domestic, and import selections under a California Type 20 ABC license — an off-sale convenience option for shoppers who also browse the broader bottle inventory at BevMo! near Grossmont Center. The 7-Eleven concept started at a 1927 Dallas ice dock and now exceeds 83,000 stores globally under Tokyo-based Seven & i Holdings. The hot-food program runs taquitos, pizza, and chicken wings through roller-grill and warming-case equipment on a recurring commissary cycle, delivering a fast grab-and-go alternative to drive-through lines at nearby chains like Chick-fil-A. The snack and beverage aisles target the Grossmont College student and commuter population along Baltimore Drive. Frozen-beverage stations house dedicated barrel-freezer units for Slurpee production, each running independent temperature and flavor-syrup controls that maintain a semi-frozen consistency across multiple simultaneous flavor lines.