I went up to the counter and got my soda scanned. After paying, I noticed that the price was higher…read morethat what I anticipated. Before the employee logged out of the computer, I noticed that there was an extra dollar charge on my purchase. I confronted the employee about it and he acted like he didn't purposely did it. After looking over a lot of the past reviews, I want to conclude that this in fact was not an accident and he will definitely continue to charge people more than what they should. I will definitely complain to corporate about this.

I witnessed three high school girls in short skirts and low cut shirts go into the store and the…read moreperv graveyard guy sold them alcohol thay where clearly under age he groped one of them insted of id this is so not okay!

Pharmacist Roman very rude and disrespectful Both my wife…read moreon the phone and me in person Had a very bad experience Thick Russian accent just rude I am considering calling ICE to check on his Credentials See if he legal Anyone else had problems with this guy

The CVS pharmacy Tiburon- I don't know what it is but most everyone who works here is extremely…read morerude and blase. They expect you to shout out your birthday or private information instead of coming to the window all the while acting like they are doing you a big favor. Also, count your meds because I was recently shorted on my pills which were expensive. I have never been in line and experienced any rude customers- it is quite the opposite- all of the bad attitude is coming from within the pharmacy.

This clerk named "Gabriel" was really rude to me and the other costumers in line, he should quit…read morehis job if he doesn't like to treat well people around him, especially because he gives a bad reputation to the store due his manners and attitude in costumer service.

always buy food and cashier said they don't accept credit cards. i used credit card everytime. no…read moresign and im pretty she he just didn't want to use the credit card machine, it wasn't broken, they while on my phone in the parking lot the same cashier exited the seven eleven and was approaching my car which was very creepy and weird.

I don't know why, but I think gas station recommendations are just as/if not more important than…read morerestaurant recommendations. No, they're not sexy. And they're not very photo-worthy. But let's face it - we spend so much time in our cars, and everyone needs a gas station at least once every week or two. Since cars are the bane our of our Bay Area existence, doesn't it make sense to know the right place to refuel? That's why I want to give props to this Tiburon Unocal station. Here's what I like: - It's only a mile from where I live. - there's never a long line - It's clean - the gas is never overpriced - they have pumps if your tires need air - they have a compact convenience store for beverages, snacks, smokes, and other basic needs. - they also have bins where you can donate clothes to non-profits. So if you're in the Mill Valley/Tiburon area and you need to refuel (and maybe donate some old clothes/shoes), this Unocal station is your best bet. And then cross the street to Peets Coffee and reward yourself with a cappuccino.

Everybody else were too busy, I went to them with out appointment and they took very good care of…read moremy girlfriend car!! Grazie!

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.

I had a medicine sent here and after a couple days, I reached out and they said they never received…read moreit. When I called my doctor back, they cited the exact time when Walgreens received it. Someone needs to do an investigation here. I have a feeling the medicines are going missing.

We missed the restaurants on our way to Muir Woods and didn't want to go back in traffic. This…read moreplace was life saver. I came to know that you can pick any frozen pizza from their shop and they can cook it for you. Not the greatest pizza but what you can expect from a $7.5 pizza (3.5 stars for pizza but 5 stars for service)

We like to stop into this 7-11 before we go on hikes in the area. It's always nice to use their…read morebathroom - before we start our hike and I like that they're pretty well stocked on any kind of beverage you could want - from kombucha, to sparkling water. They even carry some unique items like Califia almond milk yogurt. My husband always likes to pick up a quirky hat before our hike and then a slice of pizza on our way back to the city. Trust.

One of the cheaper gas in Marin, pay in cash is bit cheaper. Timing is key when getting gas or…read moreyou'll be waiting, there are about 18 pumps, sometimes it goes fast. There is not much to ask for when getting gas.

great price.pleasant staff...that helps move patrons to next available pump...easy on and off.near…read moregreat restaurants and shops.

Definitely could have been better. While my cousin was filling the gas tank, he noticed we had a…read moretire that appeared low in pressure. We pulled out the air gauge in the glove box, checked the tire and yep, we have a slightly low pressure tire. So, we went looking for the on-site air hose that's supposed to be here. We found no air hose here. No free air and water for auto purposes is in violation of California Law Business & Professions CODE CH 14.5, which requires to "PROVIDE FREE AIR AND WATER FOR AUTO PURPOSES." This business had another violation of California Law Business & Professions CODE CH 14.5 as the required sign was missing which is required to be there stating "Every station shall display at a conspicuous place on at or near the dispensing apparatus at least one clearly visible sign which shall read: "CA LAW REQUIRES THIS STATION PROVIDE FREE AIR AND WATER FOR AUTO PURPOSES TO CUSTOMERS WHO BUY MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL. IF YOU HAVE A COMPLAINT NOTIFY THE STATION ATTENDANT AND/OR CALL THIS TOLL-FREE TELEPHONE # 1 (800) ...." sign shall meet the requirements of Sec 13473 13474 with regard to letter size and contrast." If you don't take care of your customers, someone else will. Are you chasing your customers away for lack of customer service? You cannot separate customer service from the bottom line. With so many people competing for business, with today's scarcity of cash, them's that has the gold makes the rules, and customers are all business' gold, so the only ones who will survive this economic downturn are those who know how to give excellent customer service. Studies show repeatedly that a typical dissatisfied customer will tell 6-10 people about the problem. A typical satisfied customer will tell 1-2 people. It costs 6x more to attract a new customer than it does to keep an old one. Of those customers who stop doing business with you 68% do so because of an attitude of indifference by the company or a specific individual. About 7-10 complaining customers will do business with you again if you resolve the complaint in their favour. If you resolve a complaint on the spot, 95% of your customers will do business with you again. How can any business afford to ignore these statistics? As a business owner you stand to lose a lot of money and inevitably your business if you ignore these statistics. As an employee you stand to lose your job if you don't pay attention to your customer's needs. Good customer service is the lifeblood of any business. You can offer promotions and slash prices to bring in as many new customers as you want, but unless you can get customers to come back, your business won't be profitable for long. Good customer service is all about bringing customers back. And about sending them away happy - happy enough to pass positive feedback about your business along to others, who may then try the product or service you offer for themselves and in their turn become repeat customers. The essence of good customer service is forming a relationship with customers - a relationship that a customer feels that she or he would like to continue.

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.

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.

There is a True Zero hydrogen fuel station on the side of the Valero. The pump is reliable and most…read moretimes this station is operational. The spot to fill up is out of the way and I've never waited in line here. Also fairly convenient to get back on the freeway!

If you use your CC or Debit Card at the pump you only get $50 or you need to go inside to pump a…read morelarger amount and that's very inconvenient with $50 you can't even fill up a motorcycle with those prices, what's the point to pay at the pump if you if you want fill up your fuel tank you need to prepay not convenient for hard working people.