I mean, it's 7-Eleven. Expect Big Gulp cups to fill up, hot dogs rotating under a heat lamp and…read moreslurpees, which is why we came here! To celebrate slurpee day on July 7th, we visited 7-Eleven for a free small slurpee. My colleagues and I visited this 7-Eleven, which is located in downtown Bellevue during the lunch hour. We expected a line, but fortunately, not many people were here for slurpee day, so we were able to get in and out. Located off of Bellevue Way, it's easy to spot with plenty of parking in the business strip it's located in. A few of the slurpees here are based off of soda, which I don't drink. But I did find lemonade slurpees, including a mango one, which I ended up getting for slurpee day. It was way too sugary to finish, but hey, it's free. The cashier was fine with us trying the different slurpees before committing to one. When he saw we all had our small slurpees, we were able to just walk out without a purchase. Easy peasy. All in all, it's a typical 7-Eleven with treats, snacks, some items you may need on the go and for convenience, with questionable hot food items. This isn't Japan, guys. You know how it is.

It's a 7-11 so you get what you expect but the place was well stocked, clean and the cashier was…read morecrazy friendly to me at the crack of dawn.

Located in downtown Bellevue, this CVS is hidden away in a corner of the Meyden apartment complex…read more(built in 2016), which provides it needed indoor car parking and ready supply of customers. Inside, it uses a simple rectangular one-story space to provide easy to navigate aisles. There were only a few items that were behind lock/key, allowing us to easily find, grab, and pay for our searched items without waiting for anybody.

Banks are open, grocery stores open, hair solons open, restaurants open : But is CVS pharmacy open…read moreduring the lunch hour? NOOOOOOO! I'll bet the CVS employees even go to other (open) business's, while they are closed! Shame on them for taking advantage of a business that is customer focused and open during business hours.

Bought the chicken bowl. It had japchae, chicken thigh portion cut up, a little spinach, coleslaw,…read moreand rice. Enough for 2 small portions. $14.00, no validation parking. The chicken was very tough and definitely not cooked same day. Not a fan tbh

As a neighbor from Lake Bellevue it's great to see the spring district building out…read moreNice to see the spring deli and market open they have great basics awesome hand scratch sandwiches Asian hot bar during the week and a pretty darn good beer selection Ideal for those living at the Spring District and upcoming employees and construction workers

I wish that I could give this place no stars. My experience that I had earlier today was horrible…read more The worker Sanchez was very rude to me after I asked him not to scan my ID Politely. I have been to that same store before and never had a problem. After I asked him not to he rudely stated to me I can go elsewhere. I am a frequent customer there and I felt as a loyal customer you should never say that to a loyal customer. Not to mention as I went to pay for my item, I placed the money on the counter and proceeded to walk out and he told me I had to count it out as I was leaving... mind you, I already paid it's your job to count it. He pics up the fucking phone and calls the police on me!!!! Given the current circumstances of people calling the police on people of color for simple every day occurrences this was very uncalled for. He called the police took down our tag as we were leaving!!! I don't know if they came or not but we didn't wait around to have our heads blown off for buying a beer...my attorney spoke with the store manager, I believe and Sanchez told him I threaten to kill him??? Really????? Over a beer??? Never ever go to this place especially if you're black!!!

Okay, just re-ordered to give this place another chance without the salsa inside and subbed…read morejalapeños with sour cream on the side and it's AMAZING! The Asian couple that works there are also pretty nice too. I ordered the sausage, hash egg with low carb tortilla this time and it was very good!!! I can see why ppl say this is the best breakfast burrito. Parking is a pain so I literally just park temporarily at the round about at the entrance of Hyatt with my flashers on and so far no complaints from valet.

Reddit said this was the best breakfast burrito in Bellevue so had to give it a shot on a Monday…read morewhen no good brunch places were open. I got the bacon burrito with avocado added and it did not disappoint. The couple running the deli were friendly and it was $12 so not bad! Definitely not the best burrito I've ever had but it was large and tasty. Get hot sauce on the side too!

What a pathetic excuse for a 7-11. No support of promotions on beer and out of stock on hot food…read moreoffers at 4pm. I went in looking for some craft beer and a premium beer.... sadly dissatisfied. I assume it was the FZ who watched me walk back and forth in front of the beer doors in dire frustration for five minutes and asked me zero questions. SAD!!!!! The sales associate at the register was a nice person

UPDATED REVIEW! NEW OWNER! The store got a full remodel. It is clean and beautiful. Now it is the…read morenicest 7-11 I have ever been to! They 100% have my business back. Go check it out if you also used to go here too. What a nice surprise!

Easy access, great prices, probably not always the cheapest ARCO around, but just comes down to…read morepennis. Still a great price compared to the other brands.

I don't go here much any more, because Costco is usually a bit less, and I'll fill up there if I'm…read moregoing to Costco anyway. But if I'm low on fuel and Costco isn't on the agenda, this place is the next best choice for good prices. One thing I've always liked about this place is that the employees are always at least polite, and often even friendly. Working at a 24-hour fuel station and convenience store isn't my idea of a desirable job, even on day shift, but employees here seem reasonably content. One thing I don't like so much is that there's a surcharge for credit or debit fuel purchases. I don't remember whether it's a few extra cents per gallon or a flat fee - it has been both over the years - but the cash price is always lower. But you have to remember to bring cash! And to get the cash price, you have to go inside the shop (and occasionally wait in line) to hand over cash to the pleasant employees, and then go back inside for change (if any). That seems like it makes extra work for the employees, but maybe the idea is that some customers who go inside spend money on impulse purchases. Another problem is that traffic can be a headache, particularly if you're trying to go north on 148th Avenue. But any fuel station on a busy corner is likely to face traffic issues, so it's just something that goes with being located somewhere convenient. Similarly, the place can be really busy - but that's something that goes with the low prices. Back to good points, the place always looks pretty clean, inside and out. And if I forget my cash, the card readers on the fuel pumps have always been in good working order. Finally: this three star review isn't a complaint. The Yelp description for three stars is "A-OK", and this place is A-OK. It takes a lot for a fuel station to do much better than that, and I'd rate this place toward the upper end of "A-OK" if Yelp had fractional stars.

This place has one of the best breakfast burritos in town! The employees are very kind as wellread more

Came in for a quick purchase and was charged for a plastic bag without being told beforehand. My…read moreitems were already bagged before I even knew there was a fee. When I asked if there was a charge, they said yes--but that should be communicated before bagging someone's items. I came here a few times already but They really try to think you're dumb at times. I just try to play it cool like OK you're right I'm wrong. Not a huge charge, but it's about communication and respect. Just a heads up to future customers: be vigilant and ask before accepting a plastic or paper bag, because they won't tell you upfront.

Looking to grab some quick lunch and seeing Amazon Go across the way I figured I'd give it a shot…read more I'd forgotten how it works here so as I'm fumbling around trying to figure it out an employee came out and walked me through it which I appreciated. There are also instructions on screen to try and guide you. You open up the app and find the QR reader and make sure you have your payment set, scan and go in. From what I understand there are cameras and sensors that track your purchases so when you walk out it just bills your account and emails you a receipt. Very interesting concept. So, my impressions of it all outside of the cashless check out is that it's basically a 7 Eleven or similar convenience store. Some hot food and cold sandwich options, lots of drinks to choose from including soft drinks, coffee and plenty of snacks. The prices are a little higher than at a convenience store, especially since at say 7 Eleven they may have 2 for $4 on a bottle of coke or some similar promotion. Here at Amazon Go they sort of have a promotion but they're more akin to Subway where you have to buy a sandwich or something. I had a mini personal pizza from here and at $5 it wasn't bad. I'd go again simply for that but beyond that Amazon Go is just a cashless convenience store, convenient so that you don't have to really deal with lines.

Very convenient. Easy to grab lunch or dinner. The only problem is that they don't refill quickly…read morethe food by 12:30PM there is already no salad or sushi. Sometimes also you get charged twice for the same item so check your receipt on your account.

I really like the little store a lot they have available in their Cafe one of my favorite brands of…read moretea, Tao of the tea from Portland Oregon which in my opinion are world class in terms of quality and integrity. In the candy and treat bags section, there are also hard to find coffee treats that I stop in for and are super great, especially as gifts. Quite a nice little place with lots of high-quality inventory and friendly helpful staff would most certainly highly recommend!

I first set foot in The Little Store back in 1970. Hadn't…read morebeen back until my wife and I moved to Lk. Samm area in 2001. It is a treasure to this community. Wonderful people running it, and prevailing against all odds - odds stacked against small businesses every which way. Shop there and enjoy their selection of baked items (including vegan) and coffees. Bang On, LSW! John Hanford