7-Eleven Plans New Shelby Avenue Store With Café

The proposed 4,915-square-foot location would include fuel sales and a dedicated café

Charmain Pieterse News Writer
7-Eleven may be planning a new location with a cafe and fuel sales on Shelby Avenue in Nashville (Image credit: 7-Eleven)

A new 7-Eleven may be in the works at 227 Shelby Ave in Nashville, according to a Metro Nashville building permit. The filing calls for a 4,915-square-foot convenience store with café and fuel sales, with the project carrying a reported construction value of $648,633.

The addition of a café would give the proposed location a dedicated coffee offering alongside its convenience-store operations. For the café, 7-Eleven’s coffee program goes beyond a basic cup of convenience-store coffee. According to 7-Elevens website, the brand offers freshly brewed coffee, cappuccinos, lattes, mochas and espresso, along with regular and Nitro cold brew. Customers can also customize drinks with syrups, toppings and creamers, while select locations offer beans ground fresh to order.

The broader 7-Eleven lineup includes breakfast, bakery items, hot foods, pizza, fresh and chilled selections, snacks, Slurpee drinks and Big Gulp beverages, as well as its range of coffee and other drinks. Hot-food options include chicken wings, boneless wings, chicken nuggets and potato wedges, while breakfast and bakery selections offer additional grab-and-go options. Offerings can vary by location, according to the company’s website.

No opening timeline has been determined for the proposed location.

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I am a South Africa-based reporter for WhatNow Media Group covering restaurant and retail openings in Charlotte and Nashville. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Languages, specializing in Journalism, from the University of Pretoria, and bring 20 years of industry experience to my work. My reporting focuses on pre-opening developments, new concepts, and the people behind the businesses shaping local communities. I enjoy connecting with hospitality and retail professionals, learning their stories and sharing their insights, passions, and growth with readers. When I’m not reporting, I’m always interested in discovering the next business, concept, or story worth telling.
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