Had a bad experience at this 7-Eleven. Despite being a paying customer, I was told by the two clerks that the restrooms were not available for my 6 year old to use. I informed the clerks that this was absurd and not in keeping 7-Eleven's corporate policy for franchises, Colorado State Law, El Paso County Department of Health or Colorado Springs City Code. The clerk simply referred me to the owner who was standing near the door. I asked him his name (he refused to give it-despite it being listed in public record through the Colorado Secretary of State) and told him the same story. I simply asked if the child could use the restroom. His response was no and all he had to offer his customers was a sink. This is the problem with some franchise "owners". They have no business sense but simply follow a model laid out for them. To deny a mere child the right to use the restroom and risking that child having an embarrassing accident is beyond me. I have put in calls to El Paso County Department of Health, the City of Colorado Springs, Colorado Department of Health, and 7-Eleven Corporate offices in TX. This franchise owner is in clear violations of countless codes and policies but most importantly has opened himself and the franchise up for a lawsuit as they are in clear violation of CRS 25-41-101. Sorry franchise "owner" but a 6 year old testifying on a stand before a civil jury about his embarrassment and disappointment in your actions ALWAYS wins. Of all of the places to break the law-across the street from Colorado's largest civil law firm is probably not your brightest idea.