I had a pleasant experience at Walgreens. The staff was friendly, especially the gentleman at the…read moreregister who assisted me -- unfortunately I didn't catch his name. My only downside is the lack of a public restroom, which seems common at many California stores now. I came into a different location with a pre-diabetic family member who urgently needed to use the restroom and sadly ended up having an accident after being denied access. I don't hold it against this location or the staff, as they're likely following policy, but it's unfortunate and speaks to the times we're living in. That said, the employees here have always been kind and professional.

This pharmacy is the most tedious time-sink I have ever encountered. For example, let's say your…read moredoctor submits an urgent presription. You check the website an hour later, and the Rx is "pending". Then you call them because you need it now. You spent ~45m on hold waiting to speak to a pharmacist, who then tells you they will fill it and you can pick it up in 20 minutes (if you're lucky) or (if you're unlucky) that you need to order it. Let's say you're lucky. You wait the 20 minutes. Then you wait 20 minutes in line to pick up your prescription. The desk agent says, "It's not been filled yet, just wait here and we'll have it for you in 20 minutes." You wait 20 minutes, and ask, and they STILL don't have it ready for you. You have just wasted three hours. Thanks, Walgreens. WTF. I feel bad for your overworked pharmacy staff. DO BETTER

What can you say about 7-Eleven that hasn't already been said about every other 7-Eleven on the…read moreplanet. It's consistent. This location has a few things going for it (as well as against it): The Good + Nice staff + Lotto + Surprisingly decent selection of beer - YEAAAAAAAH! The Poor - Crappy parking - A bit on the shabby side. It's in need of a modernization face lift here at some point.

From reading the reviews on here, it's basically the same thing over and over again for years. You…read morewalk in, there is always the same douche on the phone literally every single time. You stand to get rung out and be continues to talk on the phone sometimes for 4-5 minutes while you are waiting to give them money. There could be 5-7 items and he just walks away - no bag. Recently questioned about the price of something was totally ignored. Then he was shown it's cheaper by almost half online and he gave attitude. When he rang me up, he used my dollar credit without asking me from 711 account. This dude is a piece of sh*t so if you can, don't shop here.

Pulled up to top off the tank of my car. Put a few gallons in and walked inside to get a couple…read moresnacks. Shop owner complimented my jacket and we laughed at a couple jokes about the cheap Sausalito residents. Paid for my snacks quick and easy and was back on the road in no time. Bottom line: Gas was cheap, food was quick, owner was funny. Will definitely be coming back.

Owner was extremely hostile when I just asked if he offered cash back with a purchase. He kept…read moreasking where I was from and telling me that I was crazy. Very bizarre experience which escalated very quickly.

I came to this neighborhood 7-Eleven to stock up on food/kitchen supplies right before our Bay Area…read moreShelter-In-Place went into effect. I first tried Safeway and a few other supermarkets, and it was absolute chaos (damn you, Coronavirus!). I was delightfully surprised that I could do quite a lot of shopping here. Canned goods, ice, bottled water, candy/snacks, beer, and toilet paper (I kid you not). I'm essentially all set for a week of house arrest! And I didn't have to deal with any long lines or surly customers or crying babies. I was in and out in 5 minutes. Easy peasy. In this bizarre time of social distancing and limited "essential" businesses, this convenience store is most definitely convenient.

No bathroom at all apparently. Not sure if the employees use the restroom but that's strange to me.read more

My husband and I visited Mill Valley and purchased some of your delicious gourmet treats. We…read moredecided to sit at one of the outdoor tables, but the umbrella at our table was closed. I asked one of your employees, Ivan, if he could please open it for us. I especially wanted to take the time to recognize Ivan for his outstanding customer service. He was incredibly kind, attentive, helpful, and genuinely welcoming. He assisted us with such a positive attitude and a wonderful smile, making us feel truly cared for as customers. Employees like Ivan make a meaningful difference in the overall experience and leave a lasting impression. His professionalism, warmth, and attention to detail are a wonderful reflection of your company. I hope his excellent service is recognized and appreciated. Thank you, Ivan, for making our visit even more enjoyable!

After a beautiful day in the woods and hiking on Mt Tam, we stopped by this amazing family run…read moremarket . What a Gem and great find . Mill Valley Market has been operating since 1929 and they are still family run . This is their 4th generation! We came to get their sandwiches and boy did they deliver. Ordered 2 vegetarian, chicken chipotle, Thanksgiving turkey and got jerk chicken from the hot foods buffet! They are way better than Whole Foods fyi! Great quality and freshest taste ! Delicious food and great service ! Love supporting our local gems and they nourished us with love! They also have a fish and meat market ! And a full grocery store plus a ln amazing wine selection and hot and cold buffet! Will be back!!

Golden market is the oldest continuously running community market in Old Town Sausalito…read more It opened at 1947 . It has been serving as a vibrant neighborhood hub with a gourmet deli , coffee bar , and second bay views . Guest can enjoy indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the San Francisco Bay . The market deli is known for handcrafted sandwiches made with fresh local ingredients and famous ACME bread . It offers organic produces , local pastries , crafted beers , and a curated wine selection . It has unique services like Wednesday wine tasting and live music nights . A group of local friends bought the market in 2018 and restore the historic buildings . Recently there are some negative and positive comments about the new owner / staff . I myself enjoy shopping at this market .

like this place!…read more PROs: The best things about this place is -clean and well organized -the convenience of being nearby, -the pleasant staff, -and it has an attached coffee shop. (Separate business) CONs: Prices: As should be expected, You pay a lot for the convenience. Prices of everything are at least double what you would pay at a grocery store. For example: a pint of Ben and Jerrys ice cream costs almost $13 HOURS: I am an early riser and would go there more often if they were open earlier Currently, They do not open until 7:30am.

Awesome sammies from one of the best local chefs around! Highly recommended. Lots of fresh…read moreingredients and thoughtful flavor combinations. Don't miss out on the opportunity to try their offerings on your way through Sausalito. :)

I feel like this shop and the entire Gate 1 shopping center has gone down hill over the years. I…read moreused to like coming here because it was one of the few southern Marin liquor/convenience stores (which I always appreciated because I hate shopping/waiting in line at Safeway). It's located right off the freeway (next to Mike's Bikes and the Sausalito house boats), and there's plenty of free parking out in front. Unfortunately, when ever I go there now, there are always shady characters hanging outside the store. I see broken glass and drug busts in the parking lot. Cop cars are always patrolling the area. To be perfectly blunt, I just don't feel safe here anymore. It's only a matter of time before I get jumped or my car broken into. The deli (aka Davey Jones Deli) still does a solid business and attracts local sandwich lovers. However, the rest of the store leaves me feeling claustrophobic (there's just too much stuff stuffed into one tiny space). Also, on my most recent visits, the guy at the register has been quite the opposite of friendly. No "hello" or "thank you for your business." His attitude has been more akin to "give me your money; here's your booze in a paper bag; and don't let the door hit you on your way out." I'm hoping that this place can clean up its act. Until then, I guess I'll have to buy my booze and sandwiches at Safeway.

Good in a pinch. I stopped here before a hike, and i was hoping for more sandwich choices. They…read morehad turkey sandwiches and salami sandwiches. It is kind of a small place, so I think having only a few choices is reasonable. It looks like a good place for sundries, a few groceries, and snacks. The cashier was polite.

We spent a week in a rental at the beach here and this market is the only one in the area…read more Typically when that is the case you know you're gonna pay a convenience fee and you accept it but I thought the prices here were really reasonable. The market is bigger than it looks and has a good selection of items. We came here three separate times during our stay and they always had what we needed....Toothbrush, razors, cold drinks, sandwiches, snacks and they were just a 5 minute walk from the rental. **Side note in case anyone is searching reviews looking for a bathroom** I was outside one afternoon with our dog waiting on the bench in front for my husband to grab me a drink and a car full of young ladies pulled up doing the potty dance and rushed in. There are signs that say "no public restroom" and I guess staff adhered strictly to it because they came out panicked and still squirming. I told them I wasn't from the area but there is a park across the street and although it's a little hidden, there is a porty potty on the East side. They thanked me and ran off and later thanked me again when I saw them in town. If we stay in Stinson again, I won't worry about overpacking because this market has what you need....except a bathroom!

They are my go-to! Been going there for years, on my third…read morecar with them I'm a commuter. (Also a car lover) & VERY PICKY!! The most considerate people that you'll ever meet. Always listen & happy to help!! 100% recommend!

This gas station is awful. I stopped at 8 pm on a Sunday to fill up. A bird had just pooped on my…read morecar (one bird with dysentery or many birds, it was a lot of guano!) The pump offered an option to get a car wash for $22, so I hit yes. Turns out the car wash was closed. So I went inside and asked for a refund. The attendant called manager Carlos. The attendant said that he couldn't give a cash refund from the register and that Carlos promised to refund my card the following week. 2 weeks later, no refund. So I called, and after 2-3 phone calls, finally talked to Carlos. Carlos claims he told the attendant to refund me from the register and the attendant "misunderstood." Fine, refund my card then. "No, I can't. It has to be cash." Ok, I don't want to drive for 2 hours, can you mail me the cash? "No." Ok, will you or your attendant drive for 2 hours to refund me, since it was your mistake? "No, why would I do that?" Because you messed up! Not me! Waste of my time, unprofessional, don't make it right when they mess up. I would not risk going here. Carlos is awful.

Had a very nice experience when I came here to get my coffee while on my way to John Muir Woods…read more Inside is small, but they had pup style seating and little tables. They also had some tables outside, but it was too cold for me. I ordered a hot banana caramelized latte, which was so amazing. It really hit the spot. It warmed me up inside and the banana flavor was very comforting. Everyone was very nice inside and my coffee was done in a decent time. Didn't really have to wait too long which was kind of nice since I had a reservation at john muir.

This is my favorite equator location. Not for people watching (go to their Miller Ave location for…read morethat), & not because the drinks are somehow better here or anything; Equator drinks are consistent throughout all of their locations. It's THIS particular location... On CA-1 in Mill Valley, it's so conveniently on the way to downtown Mill Valley, Stinson Beach, Point Reyes...etc, etc. But regardless of where you're going, stopping in here feels like you're on vacation. Beach/ocean/surf culture. The vibe is a thousand percent beach hut/surf shop, even with no actual beach in sight. How charming is that? Somehow browsing surfboards, even when you don't surf, assuages that unfulfilled dream, or fuels your standing wanderlust. Did you know that Thomas Keller serves Equator coffee at all of his properties? They partnered up 25 years ago, & equator even does special blends at certain TK restaurants. Even though Equator is available at grocery stores now, you should still come here. 5 star coffee in another 5 star location