I have been to Finholm's twice now! It's located in an area if Gig Harbor I wasn't familiar with at…read moreall and apparently it's the area where the town's original downtown was located. Finholm's has a lot of history in this neighborhood and there is a nearby sign where you can read up on some of it. Inside the store I wouldn't exactly call it a full fledged supermarket but there are plenty of snacky items and the beer selection is great! There are a lot of brands of beer that aren't commonly seen in the area so if you are into craft beer there is a lot to check out! But not only that they have beers on tap that you can enjoy as well and hang out there! There is a place that serves food inside. It's a waffle shop in which you can get sweet or savory waffles. That place has it's own Yelp entry and I will write a review for that in the near future. But definitely check out Finholm's and read up on it's history... it's pretty interesting!

Needed a phone charger and they were soooo nice and let me use theirs!! Really friendly, lots of…read moreseating and had the World Cup on. Def would be back

It's a nice, clean gas station. I'm currently waiting for AAA at one of their pumps (my car just…read morewon't start all of a sudden). When I went inside they asked what happened and said there was no hurry. I would have understood if they were annoyed by my situation but they were nice about it. It makes this stressful situation less so.

No restroom. Couldn't be bothered to get portables. Price is high. Guy behind the counter seemed…read moreput out. Easy access.

Have been going here since i was 12, this is an excellent location to get everything you need…read morebefore you drive into the depths of the KP and time slows down.

Too many high school students and sketchy older men…read more.. I often only see high school students skipping class to smoke god know what... I'm also afraid to go inside often because of the amount of creepy looking older men. Definitely better to just stop by target or albertsons.

I spent my childhood riding my bike to this store in the 1960's and 70's. it is definitely a home…read moretown favorite. Back when there was still penny candy. Support your local businesses.

This is a wonderful place with wonderful people and really good prices for a convenience store. If…read moreyou are in Olalla and you need snacks, milk, cereal, gas, drinks, smokes, scratch tickets, dog treats, beer, soda, motor oil or something else, please stop here. You will get what you need for less than you'd have thought. The people who work there are cheerful and pleasant and the store itself has a great selection of items at decent prices.You can also gas up your ride here which beats the hell out of running out of gas in Olalla. There is a fat man with huge, hairy moobs who shops here and sometimes in warm weather he doesn't button his shirts up all the way or at all. He also drives a convertible, that makes it easier for you to see his moobs in all their hairy glory. He has VERY good hearing so if you are surprised or perhaps startled by the sudden sight of his moobs, say nothing, especially if your windows are down. He will likely hear you. He won't like this, he expects you to look at his moobs with your eyes, not with your mouth, and he doesn't need or want to hear your opinion on his moobs or on any moobs or even on moobs in general. Hairy moob man doesn't need you. There is also a day-walking ginger man who shops there, he drives a red toyota truck unless he is with some old woman who looks like she is what happens when god makes people out of leather and skank. That is not his mother, that is his girlfriend. She is old, yes, it's true. You will know them both by their snaggly teeth and narcissism. They are crazy and they are tweekers and if you see them you should avoid them because neither one (but especially him, the ginger man) can hold in their poops due to too much extreme insertion style anal sex. They are sad, sad, people. Leave them to their misery and ickiness. Olalla Food Center really is a great place to stop off for snacks, drinks, smokes, etc when your day finds you on the road in Olalla. Please don't be put off by hairy moob man or ginger and his leatherface older woman. Olalla Food Center can't help who moves in next door or down the street from them anymore than you can.

I visit the store at least once a day to get lottery tickets and peanut butter M&M's (the red bag)…read more It is a small store with your basic snack foods including gum, candy, and chips. They also sell sodas, milk, and beer. The staff is pretty friendly especially if they recognize you as a regular customer. It is located near the Coldstone Creamery, Starbucks, and Subway all on the Bremerton Harborside, next to the Bremerton Ferry Terminal. I would like to see them carry more natural and organic products such as Odwalla cereal bars, drinks, or Ms. Vickies chips. I believe they do carry Clif bars. All in all, a nice small friendly store close to the ferry and noticeablely cheaper than the ferry with a better selection of snacks overall.

the clerks are great especially blossom very friendly and customer orientedread more

Easy Parking, Ethanol-free gas, Beer, Wine, Chips, Steaks, Vegetables, most everything you need,…read moreand if you're in a hurry, you will surely forget something, because you came and went too fast.

I have lived in the area for over 25 years and I can't ever imagine what it would be like 8f we…read moredidn't have this store Bob and Becky and the rest of the staff are like family when I go in there I feel like I belong and not just another person walking in Becky is always so kind and gracious to my grandchildren and always asks about my adult children this really is why I moved from Tacoma to Gig Harbor we may be growing but around any corner is the country living feel if you are in the area stop in for a cold drink or may e an ice cream bar

Terrible customer service and the portions are ridiculous for the price. If you want to pay 13.99…read morefor a bread sandwich, this is the place. Literally two thin slices of meat on my Philly

Nice gas station in GH with a mini mart!…read more They do take Safeway and Chevron rewards. The pumps are misleading as they don't ask for your rewards number. You have to go inside and give the person behind the counter your pump and rewards number, then a prepay gas amount. They only charge you for your gas pumped. It's kind of a pain, but it's worth it for $1/gallon savings. Gas station was clean and staff friendly. They have a nice variety of snacks and even have a sub sandwich shop inside. I would definitely stop here again!

Always reliable, low-end gas station groceries. The deli foods are barely edible, but they are…read moreopen. Lots of good packaged snacks. Surprising number of Korean and Japanese inspired items. Beer/wine but no liquor. Very nice family of owners.

Blue collar approved. A basic gas station w/ bare essentials. No glamour or pretentious chain-store…read morefacade. This gas station has what you need. Many items to choose from, from basic convenience items, items for your car, to last minute grabs like chapstick or sunscreens. They have hot food items in a heated case, as well as ice cold beverages and microwaveable meals. Tons of snack items, packaged food. This no-nonsense gas station & shop is respectful and informative. The Philly cheese steaks are flavorful and hot! Definitely not seagull. If you're afraid of a little diversity, and scare easily from tradesmen & women, the Chevron is up the road.

This is the worst place I've ever stopped at in all my years of travelling by car across country…read more Please don't stop here. Go either direction on I-90 to the next exit for everything better (not the least of which is $.34/gal cheaper gas. Sucks: 1. Gas prices - gouging in the most obvious way. 2. Worst register attendant ever. Texting, not looking up, doesn't say anything. Probably on account of the shame. 3. Worst restrooms. I've tried to go in a Waffle House, a dive bar, and in a patch of nettles. This one is the worst. It's filthy. I mean FILTHY. Dark, missing lightbulbs, no soap, no towels, single ply TP, garbage everywhere, water leaking all over the floor, and the hand dryer is so hot I just resorted to wiping my hands on my pants. I can't describe how hot it was - it WILL burn someone and they will sue. It's only a matter of time. 4. Then the selection of stuff in the store is awful. Don't eat anything made there. They have beer and other crap that stoned snowboarders want, but no actual supplies. I wanted a bottle of ibuprofen...but all they had was Aleve...25 caps for $9! Everything was ripoff expensive. One Good Thing: 1. They don't seem to care if there are 20 people waiting in line to use the bathroom for free...car loads of people come through and pile out and stand there and never buy anything (maybe gas, but who knows)...so there's that public service to credit for. Stay away from anything in this exit. Go to the next stop. Trust me (and others.)

This is a good little Market with nice people working there. It has a real butcher who can…read moreactually cut meat. It is small, so somewhat limited, but they have most of what you might need except things like gyoza wrappers or fresh vanilla beans. They certainly serve the nearby community well enough.

As I assume, most know that the supermarkets in Key Center, Lake Kathrine, and also the Bridgeway…read moremarket in Purdy are all owned and operated by the same people, as I was told... If not I surely apologize. I almost never use the Bridgeway market, but the other two I use "as needed" and no more. They are kind of a convenience store for me. From home, it's about 3 miles vs. 8 or 12, depending on where you want to go in Gig Harbor. I promised myself I would not go on a rant here, and I won't. I have been using these markets for about 10 years, the employees are great, friendly, helpful, just about like any business in the Gig Harbor Area. What I cannot understand is why the hell do they have to charge so much! I have not ever calculated, but I can get the point across without being exact! I do swear, their prices are about 25-40% higher than other markets in town. I have asked a few times over the years why so expensive and the answer is, that is the price of convenience. So I come back with "this is not 7/eleven, this is a community supermarket where there are many elderly people on a fixed income who cannot afford your prices, hell, if I had to do all of my shopping there, I would go broke with my family of 4, and I'm not joking. I think if they would price match with other markets, they would probably triple their business and still come way ahead on profit. Prices are my only issue with them, I use them as I said, like a convenient store, on a nice note, Key Center usually has very nice looking produce, it's too expensive most of the time, but it is nice. Ill finish on that.