This market is gotten much better over the last couple of years. It has taken them a while to truly…read morerevive the store, but they have put in great effort and it shows now. I still tend to go to Albertsons, or even take a "Sunday" drive over to Poulsbo, to Safeway or the Central Market more often instead of visiting this particular grocery store. However, when I'm in a pinch or being particularly lazy I will shop here. One must understand that it's a neighborhood store/shopping experience and you are going to pay higher prices for just about everything. That does not make me happy but I get it. They do a nice job of sending out flyers with deals and provide "money saving" coupons. The real big plus is some of the nicest people work there.

Gentlemen who works the register / self check out is rude. Wouldn't throw away my receipt and…read morepointed to a garbage completely outa the way when I had both hands full of groceries. Another time he told me they didn't have something that was in stock. He is a bit feminine which is totally fine just giving discerption so u know who to avaid if u want help with anything.

Here visiting; most of the Albsetsons in my area are just about gone. This is a pretty decent one…read morefor the area. The only complaint I have is check out lanes. Apparently when people of other culture they will 'babysit' you like a hawk. I was there to check out and the store clerk appear to ignore everyone else to concentrate on me. I almost wanted to say something, but figure I'm not here long. I visited this store twice as I'm staying at an airbnb same thing happened. Iif the manager is reading this, you may want to look into it.

No longer want to shop here. Always display stands all over the store that make it difficult to…read morenavigate, they stock during the day so aisles are blocked, often have empty shelves (dairy section in particular), and they have introduced a bunch of self-checkouts and have few actual registers with check-out personnel. Ridiculously hard to navigate the store easily and for those of us that don't want to do self checkout, it sucks. Probably start heading to Poulsbo to shop. Absolutely not shopper friendly, especially for older folks, and the fact that goods are lacking means a trip to a different store. Poorly managed.

This is a really cute store. It has just about all you need for a weekend stay of groceries…read more At the deli area, they have breakfast sandwiches, coffee, and sandwiches that you can order as is or customize. I had two sandwiches I don't recall which ones but they were pretty good! I was hoping to get a coffee in the morning after a walk one day, but I didn't know exactly what to order because there was no menu. I did hear one of the workers say they could make basically anything. I came and ordered ice cream for the beach. It was a little pricey for scoops of ice cream, I also think I saw a price for it on the board but was charged a little more, so many the board needs updating. Overall a cute spot to check out if you're around. On the weekends they do a little local farmers market across the street. Fun to check out also. Beautiful views outside if you ever decide to stay nearby.

Highly recommend taking the detour to visit Indianola, the pier, and this lovely store. They have…read moregroceries and a very popular sandwich counter. Also some quaint local decor. We enjoyed the ambience, and the friendliness of the community members that we met.

Delicious, huge lunch portions. My partner and I shared one salad…read more Incredible bakery items, wide variety of interesting & unique specialties! Fun, charming atmosphere. Great staff.

They still have pretty decent food. Great service. However, the prices have gone way sky high. And…read moreevery time I think about going there now, I changed my mind when I look at the menu prices, and I choose something else. That's just me. I love good tasting quality clean food, which they serve. I do, though, need more budget friendly meals. When the price of a salad, there costs as much as me, feeding a family of three, i have to pause and prioritize. That said, though they have the best chef. I don't eat baked goods, but those who do love their baked goods as well. So definitely patronize them. I'll be back a few times a year, when they rotate their menu and there's something I really want. I just can't eat there once or twice a month like I used to. And it's really the the fact that they price themselves out of my range.

I love this place. When I used to come here, I'd get food from the greasy spoon spot and it was…read morealways pretty good. But it only come here now for gas, because it's cheaper than anywhere else. And they honor the handicap requirement. They come out and pump my gas. Only one time.Did I get a bad attitude from someone who happened to be the manager. Plus she didn't understand the law. Once I pointed out the postings about how they will service people with handicaps, she got it. But generally, they give me great service with no attitude. So my gas always cost me a little bit more because I give them a nice tip. But i'm grateful.

​"This place used to be a community market that was actually there for people when they needed…read morepropane. Now, they've completely lost touch. They refused to fill my tanks over a three-minute time technicality, leaving a local family living in a trailer without heat or hot water. It's pathetic that corporate excuses and 'getting in trouble' matter more to them than basic human decency."

CB's Nuts offers some the best unsalted creamy peanut butter, stopping CB's Nuts is a must for any…read morepeanut lover. Justin yielded excellent customer service, he was extremely helpful. I found great packaged treat to ship to my parents who boil peanuts and make peanut brittle often. CB's Nuts is almost museum like, I really enjoyed viewing and reading about the history of the company. The story of CB's felt very relatable as my love for peanuts stemmed from spending entire days at the baseball recreational center watching game after game with my parents. When in Kingston definitely add CB's Nuts to list of places to go, I highly recommend!

CB Nuts in Kingston is an absolute gem! While driving to Port Gamble from Bainbridge, it is easy to…read moremiss. The quality of their nuts and snacks (cookies and Cracker Jacks are to die for!) are outstanding -- everything tastes fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. The shop has a welcoming atmosphere, and the staff are always friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to help with recommendations. I always love seeing locals bring in their own jars and fill them up to the rim with freshly made butters. Whether you're grabbing a quick snack, gifts, or stocking up on favorites, CB Nuts never disappoints. Their roasted nuts are especially incredible and easily some of the best we've ever had. You can really tell they take pride in what they do given how small scale they keep it. We love it so much we have been back twice in a month. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in Kingston -- five stars all the way!

This place is no longer in business. The Point Casino bought the building and will be using it as a…read morehiring location.

Wow. One of the worst bathrooms ever. My husband told me no when I went to use it. He informed…read moreme that the handle was completely busted on the men's room door, just whirled around aimlessly. He told me the bathroom was disgusting and a total disgrace. Super old gas pumps. Paid almost $3 a gallon for regular but had to get some gas. T-shirts hanging from the outside of the building. Flyers posted on events months in the past. Dirty parking lot. Weird trolls.

This is one of the cleanest most convenient gas stations in the Little Boston area! Small…read morerestaurant inside, groceries, liquor and even a drive-thru coffee stand right next to the gas pumps. I highly recommend fueling here as you won't find a better one stop shop.

Awesome Chevron location! Very convenient one-stop shop! It's not only a gas station and…read moreconvenience store, but it also has a Chester's Chicken inside. We stopped for gas on our way back to Seabeck after visiting Poulsbo. We are avid Chevron customers and participate in their rewards program. Chevron also takes Safeway rewards. If you have both, you earn double the rewards! The gas station was clean. The pumps and credit card machines worked great. The windshield cleaner was full and clean. We also needed a couple of grocery items, so we purchased them in the convenience store. Pricing is comparable to other 'convenience' stores. Service was friendly. Store was clean. Would highly recommend.

I love this gas station, not necessarily for getting gas, because I get my gas elsewhere, but for…read morethe drive up window for getting beverages and snacks. Before COVID and my osteoarthritic hip, I used to go inside to order breakfast items or to use the bathroom on my way to some function. The owner back then was Jim. He was such a sweetheart. His crew of cashiers and folks that worked there (including his family members) were always very kind and helpful. Although it has changed hands, and I no longer go inside, their customer care is still impeccable. I order food several times a month through the drive up window. It is all prepackage food. But they do such a good job making sure it's hot and fresh. A delicious corn dog, or chicken tenders with Cooper or BBQ sauce, or bone-in chicken and JoJo's, etc., just make me happy on my way to wherever! Okay, so I must admit the food is not good for you because of the high sodium content and all of that, but it is good to you. Easy and quick to order. Not too extensive a menu to overwhelm and confuse. It's just some good old tasty food I don't prepare at home. So my suggestion is if you stop there for gas, go inside and see what their deli offers. Order something that appeals to you. Wash your hands they do have a bathroom. And enjoy eating on the go. Or if you are lazy like me, just go to that wonderful drive up window. I can't speak for the coffee because I don't drink that stuff. But they'll certainly go over the food menu with you. Get something to eat. Most is handheld food. Park for a few minutes so you can devour it safely. But if you're in a hurry and have to eat while you're driving (I don't recommend that because it is super challenging and not safe to squeeze ketchup and mustard on a corn dog while you're driving) be safe and enjoy.

I only use the pharmacy here because it's close and has a drive up window…read more Over the years, I have had two pharmacists who have been really great. Very attentive, knowledgeable, and caring. The kind of professionals that I want when someone is dealing with something that I'm going to ingest or use in our on my body. They have a young woman who is usually at the window, and she is awesome. She always has a smile on her face and is willing to go the extra mile to make sure that you are well taken care of. The biggest issue that I have with this pharmacy is that, for some reason, lately, their drive up window has been closed during their open hours. This issue makes it very difficult for those who may have a disability to be able to easily get their medicine. Other than that, I trust the pharmacy. And because it's easy access and the folks seem to know what they're doing, I won't go anywhere else. I'm very happy that this particular pharmacy in Kingston was not subject to the closures that happened around the country to Rite Aid.

The Kingston Rite Aid is my regular pharmacy. I use them for prescriptions, not usually other…read moregoods. Their pharmacy service is good. They have made several calls to clarify or transfer my prescriptions, several times over the past few years. I much prefer them to a supermarket across the street, which I found problematic. When I was about to leave the country for six months, my insurance company would not pay for any additional supply of medication. The pharmacist told me about a discount that is available. I had never heard of it before. I wound up paying $54 for the three months of medication that at full price cost many hundreds of $$. That is very good customer service.