They have the shopping necessitates, although my visit was focused - alcohol…read more I ran in here for a bottle of hard alcohol, which is a category they have a limited selection of. I did find some decent local beers. The individual working the front register was friendly.

I only came here because we were walking back to our hotel from our fancy dinner. I came here for…read morewater and they had it. We got something else. We were greeted warmly upon entry and I did feel comfortable browsing. I asked about the water and the man behind the counter gave me good directions to find it. The pricing on it was pretty good. They have plenty of wine here, and if in the mood and the area, I could see myself picking up a bottle. The boxed goods were quite pricey to me - crackers and such. As for ambiance, this place was quite cramped. I think that I say I felt comfortable because sometimes there's a level of uncleanliness that comes with cramped spaces. But this place seemed cleaner to me, so I had an elevated level of comfort. I doubt that I'll be walking by, but I have to say, with their later hours, if I need a gallon of water or some wine, I may make the trek up to them because they had the basics at some decent prices.

I forever love 711. One stop shop for snacks…read more The service was great. The cashier was welcoming. They had classical music playing which made my shopping experience delightful when I was looking for a drink and chips. lol I would come again here for snacks.

Proceed with caution. I went to get a slice of pizza only to see a roach beat me to it.read more

Great store !! You can get all general items like Water, Milk, Eggs, Bread, Chocolate, Gum, Soda,…read moreCigarette, Vapes, Energy Drink, Beers, etc.

Incredibly rude staff and a 30 cent credit/debit card fee make this a place to try and avoid! The…read moreprices are high but they're near the convention centre, so that is to be expected. Their prices are more than high enough to not pull the bait and switch and add a card fee on top of them! But, far more importantly, the guy who was working when I was in was one of the rudest people I've ever encountered in retail. People like him have no business selling - we went in a few minutes before closing and when I told him I was going to pay cash (I didn't have a choice to just not buy or I would have) because of the card fee, he literally started shouting at me to hurry up while I found enough cash to pay. I was not slow, he was just incredibly rude. Not acceptable. Please be sure you bring EVERYTHING you might need to conventions with you so you don't have to deal with this awful business.

Friendly service with a genuine smile!! Small shop with everything you need. Great placeread more

Cheerful, friendly owner with his shop tucked away in a corner - nice card selection z. Joyful…read moreshopping experience !

A YouTuber mentioned this as one of the top 5 fried chicken spots in Seattle. We ended up here…read moreafter our first choice was closed. Walking in, the place smelled great and the chicken looked cooked to perfection and everyone at the deli counter was ordering it. I like the leg, but they didn't have any, it was thighs and breasts, so I don't know if that's all they fry or if they were out of wings and legs. I decided to go with tenders and JoJo's. I'd give both B potential, but they were both D level. Both were hot, but nothing was crisp. Other places are able to keep chicken crisp, so they need to revisit their warmer setup, because chicken and JoJo's that aren't crisp, aren't good in my book. The people were nice, the price was fair, but the product was a disappointment, also, unless you are a local, good luck finding a parking spot and dealing with traffic.

I LOVE THIS PLACE, my favorite bodega in seattle! so cute, has all your necessities, great food for…read morecheap and excellent service. I come here all the time and i will continue to give this place my service

OMG this place is awful. It's so bad with fever and homeless that they don't have time to worry…read moreabout or I've been concerned for their customers and they're very rude and very violent and physically put their hands on customers. They mistake my family for a homeless person I guess because he was by the door, watching my electronic bikes holding it stolen I pay for our stuff and the security physically put their hands on him and tried to force him out of the store like he didn't have a right to be there waiting on me. I spent $250 in that store but regardless, even if I would've spent $2.50 in the store, I'm a customer in the store and so is he and you jump the gun that fast without being positive of anything and then wouldn't even apologize

Best Place To Take Your Sheltered Kid…read more Want to teach your kid the value of not doing drugs? Take them to this 7-11. IF you are able to make it through the sea of cracked out zombies guarding the "entrance" (aka a boarded up, make-shift door) you will then have to negotiate with 4-5 of them to get in. Upon entering the boarded up convenience store, you must dodge the man who is riding a lime bike out of the store at 10mph, and be careful not to touch shoulders with the 20-30 drugged up homeless people in there. No shoes, curled up behind the isles on the floor, screaming to themselves, screaming to no one, screaming at me, screaming at my son. Then you attempt to find water (which they had approx 2 bottles of). You grab the water while holding onto your child out of fear he will be grabbed and traded for a hit of crack. Head to the register and play "guess where the line is" because there is no line. You gotta time it like a game of Double Dutch and jump in when you see an opportunity. Too soon? Dude with dirty underwear on....his.....head ... yells while spewing saliva all over your face. Too late? Woman with one breast all the way out of her shirt will cuss you out, but not really cuss you out because she's actually violently talking about pepperoni pizza. You get to the cashier- he's super nice. Almost wondered if he was on a different type of drugs than his customers. How does he do it? Great guy. So now you have the water, forget the gum and banana you also wanted, you must focus on getting out unharmed. You see the door, it's a straight shot if you don't mind stepping over the large bag of clothes and the unleashed Chihuahua. If you veer off course and try to slide by the soda fountain instead, one of the customers will mistakenly assume you are trying to come after THEIR big gulp, which is a big no no at this store. You make it to the door only to NOT be able to open it because it is being blocked by what I could only assume was someone either sleeping or..... It's at that point you make eye contact with the least high person you can find and politely say "hey guy, a little help?" He'll kindly come drag the passed out customer away from the door so that you can exit to safety.

Looking for postcards in Seattle, Washington…read more.. I searched Target/CVS pharmacy nearby - in downtown - but couldn't find any. Since Walgreens was within sight, I decided to check it out. There were none in the greeting cards aisle and none near the souvenir t-shirts. I asked the Security Guard and he suggested Aisle 4... Nope. That's the beverage aisle. I thought that I should check Aisle 1 since I looked in every other aisle... Of course the post cards were there! The last place was the winner! I grabbed a bunch and waited in line to pay. The customers ahead of me didn't have their wallets out and one woman had questions about a gift card. I give these store clerks credit... challenging customers test your patience... LOL! I just wanted to hurry outta there because I wasn't sure if I was in a free parking space on the street or not!

Maybe it's the open air drug market in front of it. Or maybe it's the fact that the last 2 times…read moreI've gone they've been short staffed except for rent-a-security guards who don't seem to be securing much of anything. Maybe it was the appointment I made with the pharmacist for a vaccine and when I showed up the pharmacy was boarded up and there were 14 people waiting and the pharmacy assistant screamed "there's no pharmacist! Apparently one will eventually show up." Spoiler: they didn't. Or maybe it was today when I tried again to get a vaccine. I made an appointment, showed up early, checked in and there was so much spit on the plexiglass between me and the pharmacist that she was literally blurry. At one point an assistant made eye contact with me, made a gun out of her fingers and pretended to shoot her self in the head. So yeah - this place is a stain on the Walgreens brand and our downtown. I'd rather drive to another pharmacy than walk to this one on my neighborhood.

Staff is great. Abraham always makes me laugh and is always trying to see what he can do to help…read more Learned about the market through a wonderful piece in Seattle Met, and Abraham did not disappoint https://www.seattlemet.com/eat-and-drink/2021/06/king-of-the-hill-market-capitol-hill-owner-abraham-aklilu

Amazing staff all around love that they are open late and Abraham is wonderful ten out of ten…read morerecommendations

Convivence stores. That word is synonymous with you'll find what you need in a pinch, but you're…read moregoing to pay over what you expect to get it. Located right on the strip of Madison. This area of First Hill is somewhat of a "food desert". There are a handful of these convenience stores, and this one happens to not only be the closest to where my friend lives should we need snacks, drinks or ice it's there. A few times we've been caught without some of those above-mentioned items and with the recent closure of Whole Foods walking to a grocery store for goods has been even more of a chore. Here comes Plaza Select. It's got pretty much everything you'd expect and want but marked up by a few dollars or so. Primarily my friend and I come here for Ice. $3.xx here as opposed to $2-2.50 elsewhere. Not a huge markup which is fine but on one of my visits I went to debit the purchase, and it was an additional $1 or 2 because anything under $5 carries a fee. I wish the owner who is mostly nice warned me or put up a sign. I could've basically got 2 bags of ice for 1 elsewhere at this point. If you're coming here to spend less than $5, be warned.

I'm not rating them based off prices. Its high prices every wher. In rating them a 5 because, them…read moresame person(s) are there morning to night. Never rude unless you are! And keep store stocked. This is unfortunately the only convenient store that actually stays open late!

In spite of the terrible name, this is a pretty awesome little convenience store. One thing I…read moreappreciate is the huge gift card selection. Really good for last minute cards, and not just cheesy ones. There is also wrapping paper and such. Large selection of beverages, from juice to soda to waters to milk, and my necessary Red Bull. AND BEER AND WINE!! Really! Lots of snack foods and candy. But also some fruit (bananas are helpfully labelled "a good source of potassium") and quick lunch foods like sandwiches, wraps, yogurt and salads. In addition to food/beverages and cards, you can pick up magazines and newspapers and some random "gifts" like stuffed animals, mugs and picture frames. And in the event that we should ever be trapped in our building, there are basic first aid and toiletry items available as well. The manager/owner is probably the nicest guy in the history of the world. He seems genuinely thankful for each customer that passes though his doors and lets you know it. (This is a review for the Dimples in Two Union Square and I hope that most of these comments apply to the store in One Union Square as well)

I've been overcharged on a few occasions. Today I absentmindedly asked if my brand of cigarettes…read morewas $11 because I had the cash from lotto ticket on the counter and the store owner (woman) said yes, $11 and took $11. I walked out thinking I usually pay $10.11 or $10.19 or something like that? and also since when is ANYTHING straight on the dollar with tax? NEVER. Now, we are not talking about a whole lot of money, but it is still greedy and underhanded nevertheless. The kid there has charged me a dollar more for large chocolate bars. I found that out when the owner, Alex, charged me a dollar less and then I looked at the sticker on the display box and realized that two or three times I had paid a dollar more. Maybe he knew what he was doing; maybe not, but he has charged me a different price for cigarettes too. Anyway--I've dropped plenty of cash there at Christmas, etc., and now I will go to the other dimples in Two Union Square where, hopefully, they will charge me the price they advertise regardless if they think I'm aware or not.