Well long time of coming here over 5 years. While they don't have everything you'll find mostly…read morewhat you need for how small this location is. The people who work here I see and talk to all the time and they are friendly and will always ask how you are doing. They have different things to eat and drink both hot and cold on both ends. I will say you may have trouble parking depending on the time of day you come here but other than that it's a good location with easy access especially if walking. Low cost as well compared to some other 7/11s.

My family had a taste for slurpees so we drove to this 7 Eleven. The sign on the door said open…read moreuntil midnight. It was 11:45 pm. My wife walked in the unlocked door and was quickly dismissed and shoo'd out by the clerk in a very dismissive manner. She felt embarrassed by the whole ordeal.

** The following review reflects my experience DURING the COVID-19 pandemic. **…read more I don't booze it up or buy lottery tickets ad nauseam, so I'm likely not a candidate for a frequency discount card if they offer one here. However, this prominently located Pic N Pac may be in the running for landmark status in El Cerrito because it is at the right juncture in Jamie W.'s and my weekend walking path where we need to wet our whistles before reigniting our momentum for the upward journey. Relatively uncrowded with maskless people or overstocked merchandise, this liquor store is where we buy our Coke Zeros at an appropriate social distance, of course. They follow the right rules here ("No Mask, No Service") for a customer base that may not be on their best behavior. RELATED - Exploring El Cerrito? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2VyCP18

These guys are scammers, just trying to see what they can get away with . I've been there maybe 3…read moretimes over the last 3 years and they always charge at least double what any other place will charge for any given item. Today was the last time I'll ever go there after being charged $23 for a $13 bottle of wine . And then the audacity to charge for a plastic bag No idea how these dudes are still in business. Dont go here unless you enjoy filling the pockets of dishonest people.

Great mini mart next to my daughter's apartment. I park on the side street but have gone in many…read moretimes. Nice people, have most items you might need, clean and a pleasure to shop there.

Great service and helpful owner. This is the best shop in the area. Prices are a tad high but seen…read morecomparable to the area.

Good: love this market! Service: Excellent!…read moreSuggestion: please move paper and station that you wrap sandwiches in, to behind the counter for sanitary reasons. Customers, coughing, sneezing, and talking over the paper that you wrap sandwiches in, is no bueno.

Feb 26, 2025 3pm 3.8 stars…read more We stopped by for a Hot Pastrami and Swiss sandwich (we ended up with "The Point Richmond") and a coke. $19 and change. There is a learning curve. The sandwiches on the menu all have cute names like "The Point Richmond" and "The New York". That if nice except that- for example... if you want a Hot Pastrami with Swiss, you need to read every ingredient of every sandwich until you find "The Point Richmond". The menu lists it having hot pastrami though it doesn't have Swiss. We ordered that. The Point Richmond pastrami was warm. I was thinking it was just warm rather than hot because of, how you say...oh yeah.. Physics. The relitively smallish amount of meat ratio to cool moist vegetables and room temperature Dutch Crunch (Roll) bread couldn't possibly hold heat for more than the minute it took us to get to the outdoor seating. When I looked at the on-line ordering menu at home later. I read that if I want Pastrami and Swiss, I should have ordered The New York, as it has Pastrami (though not heated) and Swiss. I also found out you can order Extra Meat for $3.49 or Double Meat for $5.49. A first timer here would have no clue that they should order extra meat if they want a hot sandwich. The sandwich was fresh and enjoyable. The cashier and the deli person were friendly. It was nice to visit Pt. Richmond after these few years. I might go back and choose the Build Your Own option. "I'll have a Pastrami and Swiss please. Double meat, double Swiss cheese, with horseradish and sharp mustard on the side if you got em. On a Dutch Crunch roll. Heat that bad boy to the hilt please?"

Extremely fresh, great food and service, professional, loved it. The owner is a great person, and…read morestaff are awesome.

The worker he was extremely polite and helpful. The food was good too. I think I would go back…read morethere again for a snack if I'm in the area and he's open.

Gas station with fair prices and attached mini Mart. Across the street from Club Mallard - a point…read moreof interest and at least for me landmark. Club Mallard is easy to pass by - but for me I recognize it as a landmark of sorts. Right next door you can find a gas station with fair prices. They are not the cheapest in town but they aren't two dollars more per gallon like some random gas stations. A small discount is given if you pay cash. I always use credit and I get a small percentage cash back. I think its a toss up - do what makes you happy - and for me that is a convenient streamlined payment process. I've never had any issues with credit card theft. I usually do tap to pay at a Chevron and I think that is harder for Kriminals to tamper with. I think its always best to take a pump that is closest to the windows of the minimart too. I don't know much about the minimart - I never went in. I hear that is the only place gas stations really make profit. Sort of like selling drinks at restaurants.

While I've never been in the mini mart, the gas prices here are not nearly as cheap as Costco Gas…read more However, I use this place as my second choice if Costco Gas is closed, and I need gasoline, or if they are simply way too busy. The gas prices here are not quite as high as many other gas stations around like Chevron, Shell, etc. but still higher than Costco.

You can get your bait here for fishing. They have basically everything. The veggies and fruit…read morearen't the most fresh but they get the job done. There is quite a selection for how small it looks but trust me, it isn't that tiny. They also have a mini deli and a hardware section. The cashier is very speedy and I never have a problem finding what I need. The prices for sf standards aren't bad either. I would recommend it if you need to pick up some snacks for a trip or a stud finder when we forgot one and moved onto the island.

So there I was, playing Robinson Crusoe, stranded on a not-so-deserted island in the middle of the…read moreBay...Treasure Island, that is. Battling rush hour traffic, my stomach was making noises usually reserved for wildlife documentaries. As I searched for signs of civilization and sustenance, a beacon of hope appeared on the horizon: Island Cove Market. Imagine if Safeway and Trader Joe's had a whirlwind romance that resulted in a love child. That's Island Cove Market. Part neighborhood grocery store, part specialty market, part deli, and apparently part savior of hungry commuters. For anyone who's ever been trapped on the Bay Bridge wondering if they'd survive long enough to see San Francisco or Oakland, this place is an oasis. Instead of gas station hot dogs and stale chips, they offer burgers, fries, fried chicken, wraps, shawarmas, and enough comfort food to convince you traffic might not be so bad after all. I ordered the Chicken Shawarma, and when they handed it to me, I briefly wondered if they'd accidentally given me two lunches. This thing was massive enough to feed both me and my imaginary volleyball companion, Wilson. The flavors were definitely milder than the bold, spice-packed shawarmas I've enjoyed elsewhere, but everything was made fresh right in front of me. The ingredients tasted quality, the wrap held together beautifully, and perhaps most impressively...I managed to eat the whole thing in my car without wearing half of it on my shirt. That's an underrated culinary achievement. The market itself is clean, well-stocked, and surprisingly inviting. Whether you're grabbing groceries, hunting for a quick meal, or simply trying to survive another Bay Bridge traffic jam, Island Cove Market is the kind of hidden gem that makes Treasure Island worth the detour. It's not trying to reinvent food. It's simply serving fresh, satisfying meals to weary travelers while quietly saving marriages one less "I'm starving!" argument at a time. Four stars. Not because it delivered the most flavorful shawarma I've ever had, but because when you're stranded on Treasure Island with a growling stomach, Island Cove Market feels less like a convenience store and more like a delicious rescue mission. Come hungry and Go Big!!!

Very good people very nice and well respected family and if total is 17.97 they will give you $18…read moreback which I love very hard worker it's usually the same person there everyday and is well mannered 10/10 recommend will make you feel the need to come back and shop my favorite store.

Very clean. Nice, friendly owners. Taqueria at the back of the store has excellent tacos. They also…read moresell fresh produce and make keys!