7-Eleven and Wawa convenience stores expand food offerings, seating, and delivery services to compete with fast-food chains.
U.S. convenience stores are enhancing their food offerings to compete with fast-food chains amid declining sales of traditional items like cigarettes and soft drinks. Inspired by international trends, chains such as 7-Eleven and Wawa are introducing sit-down seating, expanding coffee menus, and experimenting with made-to-order meals. They are also increasing delivery services to attract customers, aiming to become a more appealing alternative for busy consumers seeking affordable dining options.
October 20, 2024
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