I was visiting a friend in Half Moon Bay !!!…read more So I stopped by Easy Mart . It's a Quirky little Convenience Market that looks like a Military Building!! I rolled In there and grabbed a Few Cokes and a some Fritos !! The Cashier was Friendly and Efficient!! The Market is Old and Aged . This is a Baller On A Budget Approved Establishment!!! I keep my Pimp Hands Strong !!! Number 34 Out of the top 50 most Prolific Yelp Elites of 2025!!!!

I was visiting Half Moon Bay on a Tuesday and unexpectedly needed a fuse for my car. I was…read moresurprised that all the auto parts and hardware stores had already closed before 7 p.m. After calling several stores and gas stations with no luck, I called Easy Mart. The friendly woman on the phone said they had the fuse I needed. What a lifesaver! They also had a car charger, which I needed because the blown fuse was preventing me from charging my phone. Easy Mart definitely made my life easier. I'm so grateful they were open and had exactly what I needed. They truly saved the day!

I came in to buy some lotto and was greeted by the attendant within a few seconds. I wasn't really…read morefocused on much else, but it looked clean enough around the store. The attendant was super nice and did mention that buying lotto scratchers were unavailable when the owner was not there, which was inconvenient. So came in, got my quick picks, and was out within a few minutes. It was a quick stop indeed.

This is the Quik Stop on Crespi Drive x Roberts Rd, near the beach and Hwy 1. My job sends me out…read moreto Pacifica at least once a week. Today I stopped here to get milk. The store is built on a hill, so it has awkward driveways for their parking lot. Observations: -well lit parking lot nearest store -CLEAN store -very polite clerk -well stocked -Covid-19 shields at checkout -CCTV cameras I had an uneventful visit to this convenience store (C-Store). The store looks clean and well stocked. The clerk was polite, and called me "Sir" alot. I do have a little bit of history with this C-Store. I used to work for a national audit company that sent out teams quarterly to inventory the entire store. I had to come out to Pacifica at 6am and do the audit. Maybe next time I'll stop by in the daytime and see if I can catch these rude clerks mentioned in other reviews. Otherwise, you might want to give them a break. C-Store cashier is one of the most dangerous jobs in the USA, especially at night. Be safe out there, and Support Local Business!

Lottery, booze, snacks, hydration drinks, and some other knickknacks. What you want in the…read moreconvenience store. Well, space and friendly service so I'm good

Super cool little convenience store on the main drag in Pacifica. I enjoyed the large drink…read moreselection- including beer and wine. Overall, this is your classic liquor store with some unique local selections. The pricing was pretty good too and the cashier was friendly enough. This is a great stop if your without a vehicle and need to walk to a nearby market and does beat the 7/11 on the other end of town.

I was Rolling home from a Friend's house!!!…read more I needed some Refreshments so I stopped into this older 7 -11! I grabbed a Large Coke Big Gulp and Polish Hot Dog and dressed it with Nacho Cheese and Chili!! I paid by Credit Card!! The Cashier was Fast and Focused!! This is a Baller On A Budget Approved Establishment!!! I keep my Pimp Hands Strong !!! Number 34 out of the Top 50 Most Prolific Yelp Elites of 2025 !!!

I went to this store to grab a few snacks with my bro, and when we where paying for the snacks this…read moredespicable cunt grabbed our glizzy heated hot dog looking thing bag to make sure it was the exact number we said we were buying. He then started to shake his head like a dweeb. I didn't think much at first until we got to the car that we forgot something. We went in to request for the missing chips for our deal. Then he says once you leave the store the transaction is complete. This asshole then proceeds to follow us like we were going to steal a little bag of chips.. I don't understand how an asshole like this can run a franchise. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COST!!!

Nice little market/gas station.I came here the other day when I was visiting Half moon bay.I wanted…read morea bottle Pepsi which I got.The layout of the market is nice n so is the employee that help me They have a small parking lot

I've been coming here since it was called Sodhi's Cheaper in the 90s, and over the last 10 years,…read morethis place has lost all its purpose. The point of coming here was low price gas and goods. Now, the gas is too expensive compared to other gas stations on the coast, and the products they sell are completely overpriced. I bought a plastic bottle of coke and it cost me about $5. I'd expect that at an amusement park or a ball game but not at a gas station. Inside is cluttered, and they usually only have one cashier, so you'll have to wait forever to spend a fortune on junk food.

I want to take a moment to recognize Damion for always going above and beyond every time I stop by…read more No matter what time it is -- even in the early morning hours around 3 or 4 a.m. -- he's always in a great mood, smiling, and ready to help with anything I need. That kind of positive energy at those hours honestly makes a huge difference. The store is always spotless when he's working, everything looks organized, and you can tell he really takes pride in keeping the place clean and welcoming. It's rare to find someone who consistently brings that kind of effort and attitude to their job, but Damion does it every time. He greets everyone with respect, treats customers like regulars even if it's their first time, and makes sure people leave with a good experience. It's not easy to stay upbeat and friendly working those late shifts, but Damion somehow always manages to keep a smile on his face and spread good energy to everyone around him. People like him are the reason customers come back -- he represents the store in the best way possible. Big thanks to Damion for always going the extra mile!

Spoiler alert: There's no car wash! That's it, that's the review…read more I desperately needed my car washed and thought, "Cool! I remember when they were doing the construction on this place not so long ago; how nice to have a car wash only 10 minutes from the old and constantly out of order car wash right in my neighborhood!" I was down to half a tank, and figured I'd fill up while I was there. Once I arrived and saw the reality of the situation, I left to get my gas at the Daly City Loop, where they actually have the car wash they advertise in their Yelp listing, but guess what? Because I had driven down from Manor to Rockaway Beach, I got there shortly after 8 o'clock and they were closed. My car remains unfortunate and in a shamefully dirty condition. That's the sad truth of what happens when you travel out of Pacifica for two weeks. You arrive home to find your vehicle appears as if Duncan Idaho borrowed it and has been joyriding all over Arrikis while you were away. Suddenly you are grateful you recently refilled your wiper fluid, because the windshield is now the only window you can see out of. I don't like giving bad reviews, but I went out of my way to get here and as a result couldn't get my shamefully filthy car washed at the next location. I hear they're nice guys at the Pacifica Loop. I suggested an edit to the listing and will give them another chance sometime when I don't need a car wash *and* gas.

Travel Traders is a convenience store located inside of the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport…read moreHotel. It's one of the larger hotel convenience stores I've seen. A large selection of snacks, toiletries, cold bottled drinks, books, magazines, newspapers, travel items, clothing, and touristy knick-knacks. Of course, it comes with the typical hotel convenience store high prices! #TravelTraders

I stopped by here for a few things. They had a makeup pencil that was on my list, but first I had…read moreto find an employee to unlock the case. She hovered while I read labels and considered my purchase. I ended up buying two pencils at around $15 each. After I brought them home, I peeled off the manufacturer's plastic label. Then I had to scrape off the CVS merchandise control stickers, bit by bit, and use Goo-Gone to remove the residue. I doubt I'm the only one who doesn't want ugly, tacky store tags on my products. Really, CVS? You have to lock products away and put nearly unremovable stickers on them? It seems that protecting your bottom line is more important to you than customer experience. I won't be returning.

I came to fill a Paxlovid prescription. I'm high-risk for severe COVID and a caregiver to an…read moreimmunosuppressed 91-year-old. The pharmacist quoted me $1,000, then $800 with Medicare. I walked out without the medication because I couldn't justify the cost. What no one mentioned: a government program provides Paxlovid free to Medicare and Medicaid patients who meet certain conditions. I qualify. Paxlovid must be started within 5 days of symptoms. A high-risk Medicare patient who can't afford $800 may simply go without -- which is exactly what almost happened. Pharmacists have a professional obligation to counsel patients on their options. That didn't happen here. If you're on Medicare or Medicaid, ask about the Patient Assistance Program before paying a cent or walking away.

Please be careful at this store today @ 12.25pm I went into this store and I usually pay with card…read morebut needed change from $100 bill I bought to phorm energy drinks and my change was $55 for 2 energy drinks for sure doesn't cost $45. Shop keeper I guess gains I lose. Always count your money after leaving stores. Stupid me didnt.

No Apple Pay at pumps. The absolute slowest pumps you e…read moreever encountered. TEN minutes to fill a tank. Not exaggerating. Overflowing garbage by the pumps. Don't bother.

I'm unemployed and from San Diego. For over two years I've been looking for gameful employment but…read morethe situation there is bad. In December of 2012 I was invited to interview with a company in Half Moon Bay called Northern Energy, (now run by Amerigas). The day of the interview I was offered the job. I spent the next month doing background and pre-employment screening. After this was complete I was given the green light to relocate to the bay area. After completing my physical and some more paperwork I was given a start day of Feb 4th. On January 31st I received a call from the company manager that they had decided not to fill the position. What a life changing event due to the fact the company knew I was relocating from San Diego before making the job offer. Now I'm unemployed, 500 miles from home, and with no money to eat or live on. Not even gas money to get home and I'm days away from living in my car. The whole month of January I was told by Roman, the company manager, "Don't worry" "Hang in there, it won't be long". Then I was totally left hanging. I just thought the community should know the type of business practices administered by this company. You don't do this to people!!! I just think everyone should know. Do you really want to do business with a company that would treat a person like this? Sincerely, Fred

Not a year goes by that we don't sit in the cold waiting for Amerigas to deliver, only to have them…read moresay "stay home it's coming" for 3, 5, or even 7 days. Half our neighborhood is totally f'd right now with no propane. Customer support knows nothing, Autofill is an epic fail. I would advise anyone considering AmeriGas to go WELL out of their way to find any other service.