Again, I was in Arvada driving around looking at homes and Shell is still the lowest cost on gas…read more I have to do a "Drive Camera Shot" for the price, cannot find any lower than Shell, HOWEVER THIS IS IN ARVADA!!! 7/11 Conoco comes in second at $2.89, the rest of stations in Denver, Boulder, Wheat Ridge, all are way over $3.09+ Very friendly, as 7/11 Conoco down the road is competing with Great service from both Shell Stations on 64th Ave going West towards the Great Dog Park

grumpy guy working. other than that it was fine. needs a bit of a face lift though, maybe a power…read morewasher to the ground

Atmosphere: A great local spot to find unique Korean snacks…read moreand specialty drinks. It's the kind of place where you can find both nostalgic favorites and new items to try, like the Happy Cow milk tea that always brings a smile. Food: The snack selection is a standout. The Onion Ring chips are a must-try! They have a hint of sweetness and a much more authentic cooked onion flavor than a standard Funyun. Just a heads-up: they are definitely bold, so maybe enjoy them with close friends! The Real O-Jelly (Plum flavor) is also a fun find. It has a great texture similar to the peeler candies and comes in other flavors like Mango. Drinks: The Milk Tea is refreshing and well-balanced. You can actually taste the quality of the tea and the milk without it being overpowered by artificial sugar. For something more unique, the Herbal Drink is a solid choice. The clove and cinnamon notes are prominent, warming, and the ginger remains subtle and not too sharp. Service & Price: The value here is excellent. You can grab a variety of unique snacks and drinks for around $7-$8. Even when stocking up on frozen staples like Korean-style crunchy chicken and pork/veggie dumplings, the total stays very reasonable around $20 for a full haul of specialty items. Overall: Seoul Station is a fantastic stop for anyone looking to explore authentic Korean flavors and more. Whether you're there for the refreshing milk tea or the addictive onion snacks, it's a budget-friendly spot that delivers on taste and variety.

What a difference a few years makes, am I right? The side-dish specialist Sintoburi has morphed…read moreinto Seoul Station, offering all kinds of imported sodas, instant ramen, and grab-and-go items like musubi and seaweed rolls. But hang on - there's more! Yes, the stories you've heard are true. Three representatives from the Seoul Hospitality Group now have kiosks in the space next door to the market itself. You can order from any of them at the cashier (there is also a self-order machine available). Just think - you can avail yourself of a chewy-squishy donut or substantial corndog at Mochinut, some fried chicken and sides from Mono GoGo, or even a dumpling or two from Seoul Mandoo. I was still a bit full from my previous meal (oopsie) but somehow managed to find enough space to sample a few tenders with their tangy house sauce, plus sides of skinny fries, and Tteokbokki (spicy, cheesy rice cakes). For a bit of refreshment I sided everything with a suitably tart, bracing cherry/mixed berry boba drink. I think the best way to describe the meal as a whole was... filling. The items complemented rather than competing with each other and left me completely satisfied and ready to try more.

24/7 is not equal to 24/7. The thing is, you have to actually stay open to be considered 24/7.read more

I went to cash in my $20 winning lottery ticket so I could purchase some sodas and the incompetent…read moreclerk offered me $5 for it like she was trying to sell me the ticket back. She never gave me the 20 and when I bought the sodas with cash she wasn't even going to give me my change until I demanded it. I will never patronize this place again and I suggest to the Corporation to get some Americans to represent their stores.

Stopped here to get gas. Process was quick and painless. Fair prices. Can't ask for much more…read more There is a convenience store here, but I didn't visit it.

Easy to get to on and off the expressway. Good safe location for filling up the car before you turn…read moreit back into the airport. There is a Burger King and Jack-in-the-Box close by if you need to get some eats.

I spontaneously visited this local Italian gem after exploring the Museum of Nature and Science…read more The staff was impeccably friendly and helpful and the sandwiches were delicious (I had the Italian Roast Beef - the marinated onions and roasted red peppers were a wonderful touch!). I sat outside to eat on a beautiful, sunny day, and then went across the street to the used bookstore. 10/10 recommend both the sandwich shop and bookstore!

Finally was able to try a sandwich from here after having it on my list for years. #1 Jerry's…read moreClassic Italian Sub did not disappoint. Zapp's and a Boylan's cream soda in the mix made for an extremely enjoyable eating experience.

The cutest little Japanese store!! Alas I didn't take enough photos but trust me, this place has…read moresuch adorable stuff. There are also claw machines in an adjacent room if those at up your alley. It's in the same parking lot as H Mart, which makes it super convenient to visit. There's plenty of parking as well. From blind boxes to kitchenware to beauty products, Ebisu has a ton of stuff to browse through (and spend your money on). I really wanted to get some kitchenware but our car was already packed with various goodies haha (we were visiting from CA for a dog show). We ended up getting a small variety of things, and the staff were friendly and even gave us a bag of free Asian original Lays (the Asian Lays are far superior) along with a free cloth reusable bag! Aurora seems to be the city for us Asians, and I will definitely return to Ebisu the next time I visit CO.

Fun place to visit, especially after doing a grocery run at HMart! There are a lot of cool items…read morefor purchase and a section of the store dedicated to crane games! Everything is very Kawaii. I especially enjoy their selection of beauty products and come regularly to restock my moisturizers and beauty supplies. The life-sized anime characters at the entrance are an awesome greeting as you visit the store. It really sets a cool mood to your shopping experience!

Gassed up. Grabbed a soda and chips. Clean facility. Easy transaction. Friendly enough for…read moreconvenience store. Safe area. Picnic benches if you need a break. Bright lighting at night. Duck friends during the day.

The dumba$$es that work in here don't have a clue what they are doing. I stood at the bathroom…read moreknocking and no one answered the door and the clerk told me twice that someone was in there. So I waited and kept knocking periodically, waiting on someone to come out or at least say they were using it and another clerk came by saying it was in use. The manager finally came out about 5 minutes later saying it was closed for maintenance.

This particular Walgreens sucks!!! I went in because I needed to use the restroom and the lady at…read morethe cashier stand said oh I'm so sorry but they're not open to the public I find this unacceptable!!!! What if someone came in needing to use the restroom and really needed to go what is your problem?!!! The cashier was really rude shame on you Walgreens!!!!

This was our 3rd Walgreens that we stopped at in 1 day to get a passport photo taken. If this one…read morewasn't able to take the photo then we would have given up for the day. They DID however it was like pulling teeth to get it. We walked up to the counter and asked if we could take a passport photo. The gentleman behind the counter said yes and then said let me get the camera ready. No problem. So we waited a bit. He asked the lady behind us if she had a pickup, she said yes. He said okay and then went back to messing with the camera. The he asked the lady if she had a QR code, which she did. he looked at it and then went back to messing with the camera. This literally went on about 5 times back and forth. If this was him trying to multi task, he shouldn't. After taking about 7 photos he said we need to come back in an hour to pick them up. Their sign says printed while you wait. We were not near our house at this point after going farther and farther to find a Walgreens that could actually take the photo. We decided to go to a sports bar close by and watch some football while we waited. We arrived 2 hours later and there was a sign stating the photo section was closed and would re-open in 15 minutes. Waited for 20 minutes before someone came by and handed over the photos. They were not printed in 1 hour, they were printed after 2 hours, so we would have had to wait another hour before getting them anyways. This was rediculous. Went up to the counter and the lady who was ringing up the customers kept complaing about how her back hurt, she didn't want to be at work, the photo guy rushes and the photos won't ruing up. She complained about everything she could. My husband was also getting some energy drinks. She scanned the watermelon one and asked if he liked it. He mentioned that it was for his wife and that she really liked the watermelon. The cashier then said, well does she like bubble gum because I think it taste like bubble gum and I hate it. Honestly, why would you even need to mention this? She was taking so much time complaining that the line of customers to be checked out kept growing to about 7 people before she finally finished. I will never be going to this Walgreens, the one of Mississippi and Chambers or the one off Iliff and Chambers ever again. All three were bad experiences one right after the other. We finally got the passport photos.

Cheap! 10 cents for a crappy thin bag. Didn't realize CHARGED for bag until after paid. Mine…read moreripped within 10 feet of door. Went back asked for replacement. Told me another 10 cents. Ridiculous. No plastic bags offered. And count your change. Don't trust cashier.

Worst 7-11 I've ever been in. They don't have or offer shopping bags. I went in to buy some stuff…read moreI'd need in my hotel for the next few days. Snacks, bottled water, etc. Bought $60 worth of stuff and was prepared to walk 3 blocks back to my hotel. Asked politely for a bag and was thrown a brown paper bag - the size and type you used to pack your lunch in for school. Barely holds a sandwich let alone liter bottles of water. They had a stack of paper shopping bags to the side - the right kind with handles. I pointed and asked for two of them, and the guy refused to give them to me. I gestured at all of my groceries and told him I needed to walk blocks back to my hotel and pleaded with him for a bag or two. He tells me "those are for Uber Eats orders only". Absolutely ridiculous. They're so cheap at this store. I remember this happening last year when I visited the area and this store as well. Is getting plastic shopping bags for your customers to carry their purchases home too much of an ask?