We stopped in before this Amazon Go location closed its doors for good. First of all, I needed to open my Amazon app to get in. I was really curious as to how I could shop and walk out without scanning and paying at a checkout. Apparently, there are cameras and shelves are weighted, supposedly. If something is removed, it's assumed that I was purchasing it. There were helpful employees ready to answer questions, and they offered free reusable bags for me to use. I walked out with a few things and a receipt was emailed to me hours later. I was also able to see the itemized receipt on my Amazon purchase history. There was a minor mistake on the receipt for some taco seasoning that I was charged for since I picked it up to look at, but put it back without purchasing. Not a big deal since I got other items on sale. It was an interesting concept overall. read more

I arrived at 7:57 p.m., prior to the posted closing time of 8:00 p.m. As I was getting out of my car, the female employee closed the door and stated that they were closed. I responded that there were still three minutes remaining before closing and that I just had an Amazon return, which she heard, but she did not offer a professional response or closing remark. The male employee working at the time heard her and knew I was trying to get inside before 8:00 pm and also did not assist me. They just both walked away without saying sorry or anything. Despite having no customers present, both employees chose to stop service before the official closing time. This was unprofessional and disappointing, especially given that it occurred on Christmas Eve when I made an effort to arrive before closing. read more

Amazon has been my go to place to pickup and do my returns. Until today, First let me start by saying, the staff is wonderful and always have a great attitude. The customer service is outstanding and they always greet me with a smile. So after going there for a year or so. I was for sure they close at 10 o clock. Not because I seen a sign but because I went to their website. But to my surprise, after driving from Gardena to Torrance to find out they close at 9 o'clock. Now let me remind you there is no sign visible to the eye, showing their store hours. Let me remind you I wasn't the only person there, surprise by there hours. So what bothered me the most is that there is no sign visible for anyone one to see. Like I said I've been going to this location for a year or so and I never seen a sign showing their store hours. Maybe it's just me but I don't ever want to travel anywhere without knowing the times of a location hours of operation and for that I hope that they will receive this review as a way of improving the way they display their store hours. But before I go, I found it funny that they have their holiday hours posted for everyone to see but not their regular store hours, and that's all I'm going to say about that read more

Review #865 2025-037 Amazon Go is a convenience store that utilizes "Just Walk Out" technology, allowing customers to shop without the need for traditional checkout lines. Using the Amazon app, customers enter the store, select items for purchase, & walk out; their Amazon account will automatically be charged. When this sounds great & seems convenient, I feel the same as Rick S. re: ID surrender & biometrics for tracking & data capture. Payment options vary by individual store. They include: Amazon app, Amazon One, credit card, cash or SNAP/EBT (these options require a store employee to process). The convenience store welcomes everyone, even if you're not a Prime member or don't an Amazon account. If everyone includes kids, who's checking the ID if you buy alcohol? Is it the same as the entry; scan your Amazon app or Amazon One? Knowing some teen miscreants, they might try to figure on how to use the parents' info so they can buy booze. I've been here a few times, mainly to drop-off my manager's Amazon returns, & only made 1 purchase (ICEE for my 8 YO) prior to the current Amazon One kiosk/technology that scans your palm; I don't have an Amazon account & was required to scan my cc before I was able to enter the store. "Just Walk Out" technology allows you to shop like normal, except you skip the traditional checkout/register. My main concern is how accurately are you being charged since traditional grocery stores have made errors, especially with sale items or if you changed your mind & put something back. I would assume Amazon Go will also offer sales to entice more traffic flow. With this convenient check-out, how likely are you going to review the receipt & how accurate is this technology? If you shopped with your Amazon app, or a cc saved to an Amazon account, you'll receive an email when the receipt is ready. If you shopped with a cc, you can look up your receipt at: amazon.com/receipts. If you're a traditionalist, you supposedly can flag a store employee upon entry for them to open the gate for you. "Just Walk Out" is so advanced that you can shop with others. Just scan or swipe in once, then enter the gate together. Any items grabbed by you or your party that entered with you will be charged to the payment source used to open the gate. I'm sure this has been beta-tested, but what if someone squeezes in behind you/your group? That's the paranoid skeptic in me, & I will wait/watch the gate close behind me before I go about shopping. What if this person behind you is quick, comes in right after you & grabs whatever is closest to the exit & takes off? I'm not a regular shopper (& don't intend to), mainly using this store for returns, so my review may not be helpful to those "on the go" that love this techy convenience. read more

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Been coming to Amazon Go regularly for snacks, drinks and Amazon packages. There were no cookies today and the sandwich bar was closed because they're shutting the store down. Already? What a disappointment. It was so convenient for Amazon members. I'm guessing that many people still prefer 7-Elevens or other stores. Such a good concept. Keeps undesirables and most shoplifters out, practically eliminates the chance of robbery since there's no cash, and it was fast and convenient to shop there. read more

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First ever visit,....it's a bit awkward; you have to either open the amazon app on your cell or put in a credit card to enter the place. The place is small and seems not quite like a store but more like a movie set that supposed to represent a store. I was here to drop off a return, so I can't speak on items or purchase, I was in and out in 3 minutes and a staff member met me at the door. read more

Amazon Go - Convenience Stores Near Me - Torrance, California

I love this place. I can drop off my returns and get a few things with a discount after. The only thing I've seen that I did not like is that Shon works the food counter he doesn't change his gloves when stepping out (I've seen this on 2 occasions). I was returning stuff and the person at the return counter asked Shon for help, he came from the food counter to help with gloves that he had on to prep food. Did the returns and went back to the food counter with the same gloves!!!! Mind you he had to touch the scanner that I'm sure doesn't get cleaned, the stuff people are brining in to return. Management needs to do better with cleanliness. read more

This was a one and done for me. Sandwiches are nothing spectacular and underwhelming to say the least. I would recommend trying it but don't be surprised by the quality. Ordered my sandwich through a self service kiosk. Service was alright and parking was good. read more

Amazon Go - Convenience Stores Near Me - Torrance, California

Came to Amazon Go to pick up orders only. No shopping today. The clerk was very helpful in guiding me how I could find the bar code for the pick up on my phone. Without his help, I would have never found it on my own. For sure. The clerk was quick, found my 3 orders and I was on my way. Ok, bye. read more

Amazon Go is a mini mart/fast food joint created the image of Amazon's signature uber hi tech design. You need an Amazon account to enter. Luckily I had one so once I let them scan my palm I was allowed in. At first glance, the place looked much like a 7 eleven. That is until you look up and see dozens and dozens of sensors mounted on the ceiling keeping their electronic eyes on you. I quickly overcame the creepy feeling of being monitored...well I was hungry and came to Amazon Go to grab some food. Grab was the best way I could describe my buying experience at Amazon Go. You literally just "grab" the stuff you want and walk out. Like magic you will get your receipt once you leave. So how do you know how much you will be charged for your potato chips, donuts and sandwich or whatever you have the munchies for? Well you don't, at least not until you walk out of Amazon Go and receive your email receipt. As of this writing, I finished my purchase at Amazon Go about 2 hours ago and still haven't gotten my receipt. I don't know about you but I like to know my total right away, even if I decided that I don't need the receipt. LIke I said above, I went to get some food. I tried their made to order Spicy Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Bacon Ranch Chicken Sandwich and Sausage Breakfast Burrito with Avocado. I got to admit, all three were sufficiently tasty for a fast food quick bite kinda place. The $1.50 extra to add avocado to the Breakfast Burrito I thought was a bit high. The Spicy Crispy Chicken Sandwich should just be called Spicy Chicken sandwich because there wasn't any crispness to it at all. The chicken in the Bacon Ranch Chicken Sandwich was a bit over cooked. All in all the food is on par with any of the fast food franchises serving similar fare. Next time? Sure next time I'm hankering for a quick bite I may order one of their Wraps or Quesadillas and maybe a cup of coffee. read more

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This Amazon Go makes returns and exchanges for orders made on Amazon super easy to do. While you're at the store you can also grab a soda, snack oe sandwhich very easily and the prices are generally reasonable for this kind of convenience store. When you do returns they usually give you a coupon for $2 off a $5 or more purchase. The staff is also helpful. The staff vibe in the store is clean, organized and contemporary. We enjoy the ease of doing returns here and will be back. read more

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First time at one of these Amazon stores. You scan your Amazon in-store code on your Amazon app to enter and pay automatically as you walk out. I came in to make a return, and the nice man at the counter had me scan the $2 off coupon. The store's like a mini 7-Eleven with snacks, alcohol, coffee kiosk and a sandwich counter. My hot Cuban sandwich and free coffee were tasty and a great deal! read more

First, I love that all the food containers are eco-friendly and recyclable--such a great touch! I tried the BBQ Smoked Pulled Pork Quesadilla with the $2 chip and soda deal, and it did not disappoint. The quesadilla was packed with tender BBQ pork, gooey cheese, and crunchy pickled onions. The pork was perfectly spread out, ensuring a bit in every bite, while the pickled onions added a refreshing crunch that balanced the richness of the cheese and protein. Unfortunately, the pumpkin spice latte lacked flavor--it tasted more like a plain latte, so I'd skip it next time. Overall, the food quality is top-notch, easily comparable to $10+ plates you'd find at bars and restaurants. Fingers crossed the food stays that way! read more

Amazon Go - Convenience Stores Near Me - Torrance, California

I stopped by Amazon Go to make an Amazon return. I timed it so I could get coffee and breakfast while there. It's so convenient and I love their quick coffee and food options. If you don't use the Amazon app, there's a physical person who can help you check in and out. They have the best coffee machine that makes excellent lattes and cappuccinos, which you can also customize with oat milk. I also got a egg bowl with ham, cheese, and spinach, which you order on the kiosk and they make for you on the spot. The sandwiches looked more satisfying but I have dietary restrictions right now so it was perfect. They also had so many fresh and healthy snacks, as well as donuts and stuff like that. My only gripe is that I would love one closer to the 405 entrance on Crenshaw, I think they would do SO well around there. Tons of people trying to get some coffee and breakfast, with Coffee Bean as the only option for miles. read more

Amazon Go - Latte, in and out so quick since they have 3 really nice customizable coffee machines - Convenience Stores Near Me - Torrance, California

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I am still a tad wary of how, when you enter the store and have to surrender your ID and a form of payment in advance of shopping, that now ICW (in conjunction with) that data capture and tracking, there's now a request for a Hand Palm Imaging biometric identification. I also am too lazy or busy to check the charges they automate as you just leave and exit. They should push out an immediate alert via email or text or maybe at the point of purchase at the store itself on a display as an option to confirm charges and prices (in the event of a sale or being overcharged) This is a bit too trusting of technology in today's paranoia of "big brother" watching and technology tracking, capturing data and remarketing / using personal information (like my buying Diarrhea Medication 3x a week year round or too many Donuts against my doctor's advice to control my Diabetes as examples of consumer behavior data that might come back to haunt or embarrass you). It's a decent store and staff are friendly. They really need to utilize the staff in an engaging way beyond having to continually explain the shopping and payment process to skeptical or confused walk-ins. There should be explicit "opt out" choices before you enter yo turn Amazon Go into a traditional retail convenience store like a 7-Eleven where you can shop and use cash and be left along with your cigarettes, viagra, vodka, condoms and candy without being monitored... as the question we often pose is "Who's Watching the Watchmen" ??? read more

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The sandwich of the month should be more considerate of people who don't eat pork or red meat. They've already had pork three or four times this year, and it's only May. It's a shame; we go there often. Please take this into consideration. Everyone can eat turkey or chicken, even if it's just for health reasons. read more

I finally had a chance to visit this store with a friend the other day and it was pretty interesting. First, I swiped my credit card so I could enter the place. Then I was told later that there are lots of camera's above you that track your movements as soon as you enter - that's how Amazon knows what you're buying and what to charge you for. And does it work? For the most part. I picked up an item and put it back but because I didn't put it back correctly, Amazon thought I wanted to purchase it and charged me. I had to go back to the store and, after about 10 mins I got my money back, so that was super smooth. But this system can be flawed, just FYI. They carry a decent amount of items - From ramen, chips, popcorn, candies, and other snacks, to over the counter drugs like Advil, Benadryl, Mucinex and Tums, to canned drinks such as Coca Cola, AHA, and Sprite, to ready-to-eat items such as sandwiches, burritos, sushi, and salads. There's even a frozen section full of microwavable meals and ice bags. There is a hot foods section filled with breakfast sandwiches and pizzas, an area where you can grab some coffee or tea, and a slushie machine that makes this place seem more like a mega 7-Eleven....without the rotating hot dogs on display of course. If grabbing a hot meal from the hot foods section isn't appealing, they have a section in the back where you can order food. I don't remember what kind of food they offer, but I'm sure they have sandwiches and drinks. read more

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Tbh I have been both curious and frightened to come here. I'm the type of shopper who likes to pick up items, read the ingredients and then put them back. What if I get charged if it isn't back in the right place?? Yesterday I put my fears aside and decided to bring my return item and head over. Entering is super easy if you have the code on your Amazon app. The lady at returns was so friendly and I got a $3 off $10 purchase coupon. Since I was on my way to work I decided to use it to buy my breakfast. I got a chia seed pudding, a fancy yogurt, and kombucha on tap. The chia seed pudding was bleh but the yogurt was delicious and I'm never going back to bottled kombucha ever again. I normally don't like Health Aide kombucha but the pink lady flavored on tap was sooooo refreshing and yummy The store was super clean and everything is well organized. Now could I have just returned my item at my local UPS like I normally do? Absolutely but I probably will return I didn't get charged incorrectly but I also didn't pick up anything and put it back lol I'll be back to check out the hot items and more Kombucha read more

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Great concept, poor execution. Seems to have gone downhill since it opened. Small but decent selection of food and small household items. Problem is they're often out of a lot of products. Relatively clean and organized. Decent coffee and kombucha bar. The customized soda fountain would be cool if they kept the syrups stocked. Where it gets really ugly is their contactless point of sale concept. It's not full proof by any means. I was charged for items that I picked up but put back. Because I didn't receive a receipt until later in the evening via email, I didn't realize it at the time. I subsequently contacted Amazon and spent 20 minutes in the phone, only to be told that I would have to return to the store to clear up the matter. Kind of defeats the entire purpose of shopping there. It's convenient for Amazon returns or a quick bite when you're in a jam, but not much else. read more

Cool place! I returned an Amazon package and they give you a few coupons to scan. The employee was friendly and nice. The iced coffee was so good def recommend it. It had a strong rich coffee taste. I have yet to try to their hot food, I'll be back. They have a lot of food items to choose from and the store is very clean. read more

Amazon Go - Iced coffee with oat milk and stevia - Convenience Stores Near Me - Torrance, California

So just a week ago this place was amazing. Would come here to charge my EV for free and get decent food for cheap. But now you can't charge here. And the food isn't the same, I personally think it depends on who the cook is. But my pork sandwich is 1/3 the size it was last week. Not coming again sadly read more

First time visiting an Amazon Go store. Walked out with two items & later saw I was charged for 3 items. Was on the phone with customer service for 20 minutes for them to tell me they can't help me at this time. Not sure why it's so difficult to process a refund for $1.99. This store was also out of many products. No fresh donuts, no hot chocolate. I will not shop at another Amazon Go store read more

Torrance Food Crawl #409 Right off the top, you're going to need to do some preparation if you want to shop at an AmazonGo outlet. While you're at home: - Download the Amazon app (on the Apple App Store it's named 'Amazon Shopping') and install it on your smartphone. (Google/Android will be similar.) If you don't have a smartphone, you're not getting inside the store. - Open the app and log into your Amazon account if you haven't already done so. If you don't have an Amazon account, you'll need to create one. You'll need to provide a credit card for your account. Now you're about to enter the store: - Open the app and log into your Amazon account. - Click on the 'home' icon on the bottom left corner of the Amazon app. - Towards the top of the screen, below the 'search amazon' field, look for the line starting 'New Year Sale - Groceries - etc.' and scroll right on that line until you see 'In-Store Code' and click that. That will generate a QR code that changes every minute or so. Keep that code visible on your phone. NOTE: The text on this line periodically changes. Remember that it is the line below the 'Search Amazon' box at the top. Now you are at the turnstile in the store. - Position the QR code so that the scanner at the turnstile can read it. - The gate should now automatically swing open. Put your phone in your pocket and shop. - TIP: Bring a shopping bag to place any items you select. - When done, walk out the exit gate. - Your purchase will show up on Amazon Orders on your Amazon account shortly afterward. An email receipt will be sent to you 2-3 hours later. If you have a promo code for the AmazonGo store, you'll need to add that to the Amazon app (this can be done at home before you leave for the store): - On the main screen of the Amazon app, click on the 'Account' icon at the bottom of the screen, which looks like a simple silhouette of a person. - Scroll down to the Your Account section, and click on See all. - Scroll down and look for the 'In-Store Promo Wallet'. It's about 35 lines down on that page. - Click on the 'Amazon Go' section. - Towards the top, look for a link named 'Add promo via claim code' and click on that. - Enter the promo code in the box and click on the 'Add to In-Store Promo Wallet' button. OK, now, onto my AmazonGo experience. I find AmazonGo stores to have a selection that reminds you of a 7-11 or a well-stocked gas station food mart. The foods are a little more upscale than a 7-11, but nowhere near the diversity of what you would find in a supermarket. For example, the drink selections are way less than what you would see in 7-11, but the food selection is far better. Prices seem a tad high, but not painfully so. There is a sandwich counter in the back. Order your sandwich on one of the tablets in front of the counter. The person behind the counter will make the sandwich. There are about a dozen sandwiches to choose from, or you can custom-make a sandwich. I had The Cuban sandwich and asked the guy to cut it in half - the sandwich was good but wasn't quite cut in half as requested. I also purchased a refrigerated Pepperoni Pizza that I later popped into the oven at home. It was better than most store-bought refrigerated pizzas but not as good as a pie that I could get at a pizzeria, no surprise there. I wanted to buy some fruit, but the selection was limited, and the little that was there was in plastic cups prepared in the city of Vernon, as are most of the pre-prepared sandwiches and foods. In general, if I were in the area, I wouldn't mind stopping here, but I wouldn't go too far out of my way. One nice non-food related aspect of AmazonGo is that it includes an Amazon return desk should you need to return an Amazon order. read more

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Great little store if you're in a pinch! On the way to work? They have the coffee. On the way home? They have the hot dogs. Going on a far drive? They have the snacks. Have a hungry dog in the car? They have the milkbones. Oh, a hungry cat too? The purina is there. Pens, charging cables, cleaning supplies, icees; there's nothing this place won't have! However, when I went in the other day, I saw a group of flies having a party in the doughnut case. Seems like they love the glazed doughnuts over all the other types. I would ask them why they don't go for the rainbow sprinkles, but I didn't get an invite to the function:( read more

Amazon Go - Fly party at the doughnut cage! - Convenience Stores Near Me - Torrance, California

I was excited to see there was a new Amazon Go in town. It had recently just opened up and was curious how it was. I checked it out on the very first Saturday it was open. The concept seems great; you walk in, grab and go and no need to wait in line or deal with cashiers. Seems easy right? Well not quite at least for the first time. For a first timer myself; the Amazon Go proved to be a bit more confusing than I thought. When you enter; there are gate entrances where you put in a credit card (It reminded me of the train stations in Japan where you swipe you in an IC card). There wasn't anyone by the gate to greet or explain nor was there any pasteboard explaining (I guess it makes sense no one was there as it is supposed to be a easy "grab and go" spot.) It's set up very much like a convenience store. There's snacks, drinks and coffee. There is also a area where you can place an order for freshly made food like wraps, bowls and sandwiches. In this area there is kiosks where you can place your order and put your name in. I chose to get a breakfast burrito there ($4.99) and also chose to get a coffee ($2.99) at the coffee counter. Service at the area where they make the breakfast burritos and sandwiches was ok but they could be slightly friendlier. I asked to get my breakfast burrito cut in half and was a bit bluntly told they always do this but lo and behold I got a breakfast burrito that was not cut and half. I also had a coupon for free coffee and was confused on how exactly to apply the coupon or where and so I found another Amazon associate to help me. This Amazon associate was friendlier in terms of service. It turns out I had to scan the QR code on the coupon and add it to my Amazon wallet (Hmm no one ever explained you need an Amazon account to use the coupons and I wonder what would happen if I had no Amazon account?). Soon after I added the coupon; I was ready to go. I grabbed my burrito and coffee and was off to get my day started! It seemed simple and seemed easy, except when 2 days later I saw a my credit card got charged twice for the burrito. I honestly don't understand how I got charged twice. I only picked up the burrito once. All in all the concept of Amazon Go is cool but for newbies it is very confusing. I am usually pretty good with apps and tech but the first time experience still proved to be a weird one and hated that I got charged twice. After the first visit I was a bit paranoid to go back because I didn't to get duplicate charges again. My aunt and uncle wanted to check this place out however a few days later and so I ended up going back with them. This time there were digital signs in place explaining the process as well as an employee up front who also explained. Second go around was much more smoother :). I've now been back for another time & I think I got this Amazon Go experience down! Tip: make sure to also look out for their good deals! I enjoyed their buy 1 pastry, get 50% off! read more

Amazon Go - Convenience Stores Near Me - Torrance, California

I was pretty disappointed on the food. Of course, it wouldn't be "OMG IT'S SO GOOD" that I'd get it every week. But I mean..still..the service was okay and the ambiance was okay too. The person helping us was either having a bad day or that's she acts everyday. It's ridiculous. So, if it's bothersome. read more

I was in the area so my brother wanted to stop here to look at the snacks. First I had to open my Amazon app to the in store code and scan in the white box as instructed to go in. Inside has pick up or return Amazon desk, kitchen to make hot sandwiches, sodas, coffee and snacks like a convenience store. Somehow the app knows what purchases are. Quick service and ambiance was nice and clean. Very impressive to check out. read more

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I finally made it out to the new Amazon Go while I was running errands today. A super nice employee was entering the building when I was so he helped me scan my code to enter. Everything looks like it could be a camera to me so I didn't know where to scan my Amazon code thing. Anyway, I went in specifically to get a breakfast sandwich. There's a long food counter at the back of the store where you can get made-to-order breakfasts, sandwiches, salads, avo toast, etc. I got a bacon, egg, and cheese which I ordered on a tablet and walked around the store. It's a pretty small store, much like a 7-11 like other reviewers mentioned, but there are some more "higher end" products than your standard convenience store. Something that caught my eye was that they cold brew and kombucha on tap. Fancy! I will definitely try both next time. My sandwich was ready in less than 5 min and I quickly devoured my sandwich. I thought it was pretty good considering it was $3.99 and quickly made. Overall, it's a cool experience and if I lived closer to the location, I'd visit more often. For now, it'll be an occasional treat. read more

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This AM @ Go was a disaster. Custom ordered a breakfast bowl-was given a breakfast burrito-and with the later email receipt, had a charge for a Hawaiian Poke Bowl(that I didn't get) and no breakast charges! Took 15 minutes w/ online customer service to rectify. I've had many visits to Amaz Go for returns & food w/o a problem. Today?? Check the label when ordering custom food, if you can. read more

Went here to return a few Amazon items that I received that looked used and the kid at the counter was unnecessarily rude. While I was leaving he made a side comment of "You're annoying", cause I'm returning items ... concept could have been nice, but as a few others have said, makes no sense everything else is supposed to be touch and go but the workers at the return station act like it's such an inconvenience to do a very simple job. Much rather drive a little more and do to Amazon fresh few blocks down read more

I finally went there today. SO COOL. You need the app to enter, then score the top till you see 'In store code, now scan to get in. I posted the pictures. It's like a 7-11 but with better prices and a full grill. They have surprises and the soda machine that gives you 100s of choosest. They also have cold brew & kambucha, which I want to try. So you shop with a free Amazon bag and then when your done, 'LEAVE'. They have sensors that tells them what they need to know, you get the receipt emailed to you or you can look it up on the app. I went to 7-11 and they charged me $14, Amazon was $8. Plus it was cool. I need to go back and get a few more pictures. read more

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Amazon go in Torrance is great! It's perfect for returns and grabbing a quick affordable bite & snacks and drinks. There's always deals and promotions going on. Right now there are $1 Icees and $2.89 coffees. The employees are so nice and helpful. Lots of parking. No where to sit outside but it's more of a grab and go spot. read more

This Amazon chain store which has already been in Seattle for years has finally made its way to Los Angeles. Its coolest feature is contact-less shopping, which lets you grab whatever you want and leave without checking out. The atmosphere is basically a high-end 7-Eleven, although it feels clean and there are nice attendants on-site. You can also pick-up/return your Amazon purchases here which can be handy if you use Amazon often. I will mention that the Seattle stores are slightly more upscale and include more Whole Foods items. I wish they'd bring them here, too! read more

My first time shopping at this store and it was worst experience. I ordered the deluxe hotdog. The hotdog has nothing on it at all. read more

Amazon Go - Convenience Stores Near Me - Torrance, California

My husband and I stopped by there today for a few sandwiches. The guy behind the counter was so friendly and helpful explaining the deals to us. I asked him his name but sadly forgot. The sandwiches were really good and the prices are excellent if you take advantage of the deals. We will definitely be back! read more

So I've been back a few times since my initial review. Once for drinks and snacks and once for a breakfast sandwich. I have to say the breakfast sandwich is pretty good. The brioche bun is toasted nicely and the inside is soft and buttery. The bacon is nice and decent thickness. The downfall again is the egg product, you know the instant type. I think I tasted cheese in there too. Overall, a perfectly acceptable and satisfying breakfast sandwich. Main reason I'm bumping this up to 4 stars. As for the snack visit, the drink options are great and the candy and chip selection pretty impressive for what it is. We got an icee also, which is one price regardless of size but they were out of the dome lids for some reason. Lastly, I have to give credit for how clean the place remains to be. They're doing a good job with that. Feels nice. Cleaner than my house, which maybe isn't saying a lot. read more

This is a small little connivence store if you are in need of a quick snack/meal. It's a little unnerving that you can literally grab what you want and just walk out but that is their premise. The workers have been very helpful, especially when I went in for the first time and did not know how to enter (you need a prime account to enter). I have ordered food here a couple of times and it's okay at best. I personally just grab their mini pizzas when I need a quick meal. read more

I seriously felt like a thief! I just happened to be in this parking lot on my way out of hobby lobby and see this Amazon Go store I haven't seen before. Well curiosity got me so I stopped to check it out. I'm a newbie so I just walk in clueless and was greeted by a gate. What do I do? Luckily there was a worker standing there and probably saw how lost I was. He instructed me to open my amazon app and then go to the IN-STORE CODE section. There I was presented with my QR code that I can scan to go into the store. Bam! I'm IN! Apparently between all of Amazons technological tracking, it will know when and what you pick up and again what you leave with. I was instructed by the worker that if I picked anything up and decided I didn't want it, to make sure to put it back in the exact same location that I got it from. I didn't test that out, but I did HAVE to buy something. The place was cool with all sorts of goodies like a small convenience store. Mostly geared towards snacks and food but they also had some other common amenities. To my surprise they actually had a cafe of sorts with things you can order from actual live people like sandwiches n stuff. I'm sure that may change over time. I'd really like to see a robot make me a sandwich. They also have a 21 and older section with alcohol around the corner of the registers. In the end, I opted to get a beer and some chips just to test this out. As I had my items, I walked by the exit and the door just automatically opened. They did have registers there but I guess those are just for emergencies? I kinda stared at the 1 floor worker there and he said, you're good to go. So I just left. So weird but also kinda cool. Once I left, the system did in fact email me my itemized receipt which also contained total time spent in the store and other info. Pretty cool, but also pretty scary I thought. I'm sure cameras were tracking my every move and sensors were monitoring all my actions. I guess thats required but it just reminded me that skynet is taking over sooner than I envisioned. Oh well, privacy not really a thing in todays technological world. I'll probably be back for some goodies. read more

Good grab and go type location and it's cool you can get things and there's no cashier. Just pick up what you want and it will be charged to your Amazon account. Even if you pick up something and put it back, it won't be charged. You can also do Amazon returns here as well. Just they need more staff to do those. They even have fresh food items prepared there so it's also a good place to grab a sandwich, coffee, etc. It would be nice if they had more selection. read more

Walked in not really knowing what to expect. Just wanted to check out what the hype was about. A 5 star for ample parking! When we first walked in, we were greeted by a friendly gal. We had to scan our Amazon app before we could shop. Looks a lot like a convenience store. They have a space to the left of the store where you could pick up Alcohol. In the back is the deli where you could order sandwiches off of a tablet. The middle of the store had small aisles for everything from paper goods, to cleaning products, snacks, etc. Cameras tracking your every move. They sold some "365 (Whole Foods)" products that are a bit higher in price than Whole Foods. I guess you're paying for the quick stop (get in- get out) experience. Their wine selection was average & more expensive than Whole Foods or BevMo. Overall, the employees were friendly, parking was great- but it's just a high end convenience store. read more

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