The guy behind the counter will try to rip you off. Everytime I come here he overcharges me …read more Don't come here and support this garbage business

I am an employee at the SeaTac airport, and I speak for most of us when I say that we were excited…read moreto have a 7-Eleven open in the baggage claim area. At first, they struggled with the huge number of customers who flooded in looking for snacks and beverages and at that time, they refused to sell any hot food items after 10:00 PM. They kept running out of food and the variety was very limited. It's been a few months now and they now offer a better variety of food 24 hours a day however, they don't seem to rotate the items in compliance with health department standards. I've gone in and seen some shriveled up hot dogs that look like they've been on the roller for days. They don't stock very many name brands as everything has been replaced with a 7-Eleven branded package and who knows where they source their inventory from. My biggest complaints about this location are that there are never enough employees working and the lines get very long. On top of that, their largest customer base are the people who are employed and work at the airport, and we all have to take our items through a security checkpoint, and all of our food goes into a tub and then through the x-ray scanner machine. This location started out using the 7-Eleven branded takeout containers for their hot food items like the clamshell boxes for the hot dogs and pizza slices but now they only offer cardboard boats. The kind that you get an order of fries in at the carnival. These do not go through the x-ray scanner very well and leave your food vulnerable to foreign objects or worse, getting tipped over and falling out. The employees don't seem to care about the customers which is quid pro quo for most 7-Eleven locations but since they are in the airport, they are charging you airport prices. I feel like that should come with some level of professionalism and respect, but what do I know? Most of the other retail and food establishments located at SeaTac airport offer us a 10% employee discount but not 7-Eleven, even though this location is owned by the same lady who owns all of the Hudson news locations at SeaTac. If you're in town visiting, I'd suggest walking a few blocks down to the other 7-Eleven on International BLVD. If you're traveling from Seattle and want snacks for the flight, they are a tiny bit less expensive than other convenience places on the other side of TSA. Just be prepared buy some generic alternative to what you really and and then wait in line for rude employees to check you out and argue with you if you need a refund or something doesn't ring up correctly. Thanks for reading and Cheers!

I go in regularly and buy fountain drinks. If you sign up for the rewards, you can get any size…read moresoft drink for 79 cents. It is quite the value. Also, you can take advantage of food specials and gas discounts. Once a month, they offer 40 cents off a gallon. This store is located conveniently on Meeker Street. It is easy to get in and out of. The employees are friendly and great you as you enter the store.

What is there really to say about a gas station that one can't already assume based on their own…read morelife experience? This was honestly the closest gas station to my house that was offering the cheapest gas. I am a bit hesitant about visiting this particular area because it has less than savory characters around, even during the daytime. Thankfully, getting gas is a relatively quick activity that can offer me a quick means of escape if I need to. At this point, it's just been panhandlers But it's always good to keep a watchful eye out. Apart from this, the pumps appeared clean, there was windshield fluid with squeegees in their proper receptacles, which is a bonus, and the trash cans were not yet overflowing. I have a mini car trash can that I dump whenever I fill up, it's always helpful when It appears the trash is taken out regularly.

Both of the stores off of hwy167 at the central and 84th exit are stores you'll want to pass and…read moretake the couple min it takes to go an exit away to either the shell on Willis or the am/pm off exit 112 Why you may ask? The store directly off the exit changed to an entirely new group of employees working at it, and they must be affiliated with the other store right under the bridge by Starbucks because they are hands down the ugliest acting group of ppl who should buy don't appreciate the fact that it's the customer that affords then the blessing of even being able to keep their doors open. If you cannot treat EVERYONE, with basic respect and show just a fraction of appreciation for a person choosing to hand their hard earned money over to your business when they can go anywhere else and spend it with another store, then you do not deserve to have a small business especially when many are in a tax exempt status and possible through grant programs also paid by local taxpayers. If you have no humility toward the community that makes it possible to even have your business, then you aren't worthy of the community coming into your store to spend their money. I no longer go to these stores, they are incredibly rude and more importantly they are extremely disrespectful of this countries culture, and the fact that women are not beneath men, and they happily ignore a female patron to check out a male who should have gone after her, and if they speak to you it's in a very condescending, belittling manor as if you are a mere peasant and they just want to get you over and out of their store. I never had this treatment at the store by Denny's from the former group of employees they were happy and respectful and very pleasant. However, the behavior and lack of respect of customers has always been a huge issue at the store by Starbucks, and now the same can be said about the store by Denny's, it's been ruined. Don't ever expect them to honor their advertised service of being a store who will take cash deposits for cashapp, chime etc. every time Ive tried I've been rudely told NO, NOT DOING ITs NOT, NO whatever the hell that means, but said with a rude enough attitude i could clearly understand the cashier simoly didnt want to be bothered with that, this is an issue with all 7-11s and they need to be removed from working with any company listing them as a deposit option because they are not. I have tolerated this smug and uncalled for disrespect from the men working in these stores simply because their behavior is a clear sign of ignorance and therefore I have simply ignored them and considered the source and the source isn't worth giving any further thoughts or time worrying over when I walk out the door. However the other night was the last straw. It was very late and I was grabbing a few items and choosing a candy bar, when the overnight misogynistic employee began raising his voice and barking orders to me to hurry up and pay for what I'm getting so I can get out he was apparently ready to lock the door (which was NEVER something the prior workers ever did, they were always open, the young guy who worked nights was kind respectful and offered appreciation too customers for coming to the store he never rushed a customer or acted irritated he had to do something ) because he had something he wanted to do. He got visibly irritated that I couldn't understand him but he shouldn't expect ppl to understand him if he chooses not to learn how to properly speak the language of the country he is now working in, that's basic respect and in this day it's just necessary if you're dealing w the community which has numerous cultures and ppl speaking foreign languages but the majority take the time to learn basic communication in the primary language everyone speaks and is the native language the country has used since formation. But to be loud and borderline commanding and aggressive to a customer who isn't shopping as fast as an employee thinks they should is a deal breaker for my business, and it should be for any woman who is treated as if beneath a man who is doing nothing more than running a cash register in a corner store all night. But when the dismissive "beneath me" attitude grows to that level, I won't be back. So now I go to shell I'm not one to put myself through disrespectful situations if I don't need to, and I don't, there are too many other places that are professional and respectful that gives me the ability to spend my money at a more deserving establishment.

This morning, my tire was low so I stopped at 7/11 to put some air in it. So I pull up to the air…read moremachine, put my money in, then I go to grab the hose and no hose is there at all, it has been cut off. So I go and talk to the owner and this is our conservation.... ME- I tried to use the air machine but the hose is gone. OWNER- I know, that is a different company ME- Ok well there is no sign so I need my money back OWNER- That machine is a different company ME- Then put a sign up that says machine not working OWNER- I called the company and they said act like you don't know so we not do any sign. At that point, I just walked away. That is shady business on the owner's behalf and therefore I will not be returning to this 7/11 again. Plus, times I have been to this location before the prices were usually higher than other 7/11's I have been to.

Worst customer service ever. Especially the pharmacy department. No one would acknowledge patients…read morewaiting. The service is just very rude, especially the pharmacists. If this place was not the closest to me I would never come here. My prescriptions is always hrs in or a whole day in and still never ready. That makes no sense smh

They don't have common prescriptions in stock. The last two times I've needed very common…read moreantibiotics, they've been out of stock.

After I reported to the clerk that a motorist pumped the gas that I had paid for, the owner of the…read more7-Eleven immediately repaid me without hesitation. I am impressed with his professionalism and ethics. He is an honorable man.

This was a choice stop for snacks and I looked at the other gas station convenience competitors and…read moreselected 7-11 based on past experiences. Once I entered, I was greeted by the clerk. Prices are on the higher side but the snacks looked fresh, especially the hot food choices. Parking is limiting with few spaces in front. On busy days, this could be a challenge.

Used profanity and racially derogatory language. At approximately 3:40 PM on March 16, 2026, my…read morebrother and I visited the 7-Eleven located at 20008 International Blvd in SeaTac. After my brother completed his purchase and asked for a bag, I finished my purchase and the clerk did not give me my change. When I asked for it, he claimed my change was used for a bag given to my brother. He never mentioned or told my brother there was a fee for the bag. I told him my purchase had nothing to do with his purchase. The clerk began yelling and using profanity, telling my brother to "get the fuck out of my store." During the confrontation he also used racially derogatory language, referring to my brother as a "black motherfucker." This escalated what should have been a simple issue about change and a bag. If he responded nicely, my brother would've paid for the bag. At one point the clerk also reached as though he might be drawing a gun, which made the situation feel threatening. I attempted to calm the situation and told both of them the argument was not worth escalating, but the clerk continued using profanity and again told us to "get the fuck out of my store," while claiming he was the owner. I am sharing this because customers should not be subjected to profanity, racial insults, or threatening behavior over a routine purchase. Regardless of whether this person is an employee or the owner, this interaction was unacceptable and extremely concerning. I'm also asking anyone who could be subject to racial slurs, to not patronize this store.

I would give 0 stars if I can. Terrible customer service. Cashier yells at customers. Very rude…read more Never again.

I came here around 7:00 p.m. one night because I needed cilantro. I had seen this mini market while…read moredriving past my neighborhood several times and was always curious about it. It's one of those tiny Mexican market places located in a very small, 4 business strip mall. Upon parking, I did notice there were a few vagrants around and a gentleman begging at the front door. Thankfully no one bothered us, but it's just something to keep a lookout for if you come here at night. Piensa! Because of the high aisles. Because of the high aisles. But the further in you walked, it was clear that the store was actually quite substantially sized. It had pantry items, a pan dulce cabinet, a meat counter, and even seafood tanks. Everything inside was very clean, and it seemed to have a large variety of items. I was able to locate a modest refrigerated produce area towards the far right and found cilantro. Although we didn't have time to look around, I believe you would be able to find what you would need here. The cashier was courteous enough, and I was on my way quickly as there was no line. I would definitely return to this market as it was reasonably priced, just maybe during the day next time.

Picked up an asada burrito at their taqueria. It was big and delicious. Highly recommend!!read more

This was a very seedy gas station. While pumping gas, we were approached by beggars from both the…read morefront and back of our vehicle. My adult son had to cover my back while I finished paying at the pump. They might want to invest in some Security. I wouldn't recommend a female come to this location by themselves. It was conveniently located near my hotel and the car rental return. I ignored the price because I was used to everything being overpriced from my week in the PNW.

Finding the Shell in SeaTac on International Boulevard was straightforward today, Wednesday 2…read moreAugust 2023. It was located after some construction heading northbound, however the sign still made it easy to spot from the road. There was a little bit of incline on the turn in from the road, but I did not scrape the bottom front of my car. The spots were close together, so it was a tight fit for the stall I pulled in as there was a car in front of me. For my payment method, I went with a Shell gift card I received from my aunt in 2021 for Christmas. Paying at the pump was simple and instructions clearly communicated. Regular/unleaded was $5.799 per gallon, which while high is not the highest I have seen in the Puget Sound area in the past year or so. Fueling was smooth and when the receipt printed after I was finished it even listed my remaining gift card balance, which I thought was pretty neat/helpful.