Stopped in to buy a beer. $3.99 shelf price. Rang up $5.33. When I asked what happened, he pointed…read moreat a sign taped to the counter; "$.50 credit/debit surcharge under $10." Place is dirty. I won't be back when there's a QFC 3 blocks away

I've worked in customer service for about 8 years and this place has the BEST customer service I've…read moreever seen. The owners are always so nice and I've become friends with them over the years. Everytime I've stopped by here over the years the customer service is top notch. Good job guys, thank you!

I love love love this gas station, but fear it may have closed during this pandemic. Consistently…read morelow prices and never super busy - I made sure to fill up whenever I was on my way to Bothell or Woodinville. The only place with cheaper gas in the area is at the Safeway in Kenmore/Bothell. They have an easy tire filling station if your tires need refilling and are conveniently located off Bothell Way NE. If you're going west you'll need to hang a u-turn at 61st to get in but other than that it's very convenient!

My Goods Market now. After the remodel, you cannot pull in…read morehere if your filling side is the right side, because there is exactly seven feet of clearance between the pumps and the new short wall to the left, meaning instant damage. Before, I could slide in here off Bothell Highway at 30 MPH, but now, you have to make a complete stop in the highway, position your car, turn at just the right angle, go about 3 MPH for a few feet, stop again and then very precariously line your car up with the 7-foot wide "alley" between the wall and the pump. Very uncomfortable, and dangerous, as there is no way to get out of your vehicle without damaging your door. NOT ENOUGH MANEUVERING ROOM. That's why I don't come here any more, YOU CAN'T PULL IN IF YOUR GAS FILL IS ON THE RIGHT SIDE. If your gas fill is on the left, then no problem; then you have some room to work with, but otherwise YOU WILL DAMAGE YOUR VEHICLE IF YOU PULL INTO THE LEFT SIDE OF THE PUMPS BECAUSE OF THE SHORT CONCRETE WALL THAT WAS PUT THERE, by some "genius." Unbelievable, people. Really sad.

This is no longer a market. It has been transformed into a coffee house/restaurant/music venue. It…read moreis owned by Seattle's premier percussionist, Ernesto Pediangco and his wife Paula. It features stellar music along with a variety of food. Highly recommend the chicken adobo. A very fun neighborhood roadhouse!

This is a really good music venue featuring an eclectic mix of jazz, salsa, Cajun, and jazz guitar…read morejam sessions They even have belly dancing, drum and art lessons. They did a great job of bringing in a mid-century decor and vibe The owner is a great drummer. We stopped in and got to hear him join the salsa band that was performing this past weekend Very friendly and welcoming atmosphere

I go here almost every day because it shares a parking lot with my apartment. Jay, the owner, is…read moresuper nice. He keeps the store really clean. Always sweeping and dusting the store and picking up the parking lot. Actually polishes the gas pumps! They have all the typical convenience store items plus a freezer with frozen food (pizza, TV dinners) in case you want a real meal. Much better place than some of those sketchy family owned places Comparable to the Chevron down the block. Only reason not 5 Stars is they don't have a coffee machine or prepared food like 7-11 or Am-Pm. But for a place to grab some essentials without going to a full size store.

I spent $58.50 at this establishment on Aug. 11th. The attendant was very polite and greeted me…read morekindly as I walked thru the door. I hope to return in the near future bearing gifts.

This store has several issues it seems not to be able to fix; inventory management is one obvious…read moreone. In one example, too often there are largely empty shelves in the yogurt aisle. In some cases, it may be featured ad items which you'd think they'd be prepared for. But when ads break on Wednesdays, why are those items not even on shelves yet? Then again, a day or two after the ad breaks, featured products are already gone and those shelves are empty, if they were ever stocked in the first place. Another challenge seems to be personnel related, which again reflects on management. This afternoon there was only one checker working at a time when people are just getting off work. She had people with several full carts backed up and there was also a line at the "self check out." It seems to put both the employee and customer in a negative situation. On top of that, it looks like there's a fair amount of staff turnover? There's a newer Safeway up in Bothell that is a newer, cleaner store and better organized. I hope that this Kenmore store can improve. If the Bothell store wasn't 3 times further away, I'd probably shop there more...or just go to the Freddy's store at Totem Lake.

I've put off reviewing the store for several years because it's my neighborhood Safeway and I want…read moreit to be successful. So this is overdue. First, make sure to be on the lookout for rotten food, especially produce. On a pick up order. I once got a bag of spinach with green liquid in the bottom that was two weeks expired. More recently I accidentally bought a bag of lemons, most of which were so rotten that my finger poked through one when I reached in the bag. I've also seen packaged goods on the shelf well past their expiration dates. You'll want to check your receipt carefully, as well. I've never been one to do that, but have had to learn to with this store. On my most recent trip, I bought 14 items and was overcharged a total of $8.50 on four of them. First they ask if you clipped all the coupons, as though their mistakes must be the customers' fault. Adding insult to injury, you have to return to the store to get back the money they've effectively stolen. Since this happens so often, you have to wonder if they're really mistakes, or just part of the business plan...because they're just not making enough profit on the already obscenely expensive prices? Finally, last Thanksgiving, I visited the meat department to buy turkey parts rather than a whole bird. When I could find none, I asked a very nice meat department employee who said she was told "if we do it for one person then we have to do it for everyone." ??? I called back later and was told it was just a misunderstanding with a new employee. But again, I had to go back to the store a second time, time, frustration, and gas on me. In general, the customer staff are great and I feel sorry for them having to deal with so many screw ups they likely didn't create. However, when I asked how there could be such old spinach on the shelves and how it made its way into in my order, the answer I got was, "Just laziness to be honest," So maybe I'm being generous. Anyway, shop here at your own peril, check the produce and expiration dates carefully, and review your receipt before going home to save yourself a second trip. Even though it's a hassle, I now go to a different store whenever possible

Sid's charges sales tax for food items. I believe that's illegal. Also they charge $1 for using…read morecredit card ‍ On top of that they refuse to give receipts. I'm pretty sure that's illegal as well. Everything is way more expensive than your normal grocery store. If I recall almost double the price. For example a $2.50 milk goes for $5 + tax + $1 if you don't have cash. It's better to just drive down the hill to QFC or the other way to Safeway.

Super friendly employees. I can't believe we use to walk…read morehere when we were little. I remember on long walks when it would be getting late we would just be praying it was still open! It's taken over new ownership since back in those days. ..but I'm still thankful when it's been a long day and I need to grab something quick from there. Whether it's beer, milk, candy, lotto tickets, even a cool seahawks hat. ....I am grateful to be able to stop in with ease and and not have to go to the big commercial grocery stores. I've even been able to find random stuff I didn't think I would in there. ..items I assumed I would have to hit the big stores for. Always greeted when I walk in, regardless of who's working....which I think is awesome since although I do stop in now and then I'm not a regular or anything. I think the owners are doing a great job, thanks for the convenience!

I always try to get my car manually washed or washed at a touch less location. I was so excited…read morewhen I read the sign as my car did need a wash. I paid $16 for a platinum wash with all the bells and whistles. While inside the car you can't really tell if it's working. After the car wash was done, I noticed a lot of the soap and water didn't dry off. However the shocker was yet to come. Most of the mud on my car was still there. There is no way to contact anyone as it's unmanned, I have filed a complaint with 76, if that doesn't work I am going to file a chargeback. My advice if you need a car wash : do it yourself or keep looking. The laser wash car wash machine is not worth it at all.

Used a touchless car wash today (silver tier), the car came out so dirty! I doubt they use…read moredistilled water to rinse, too much white build-up on the hood left! The pressure drier is too weak, so there is a lot of water left after the wash. The lower part of the car ( especially behind the front wheels) is not even cleaned at all, you can see the after pictures. Not even sure why anybody gives 5 star reviews to this wash!

I was sad to see the long time owners go, but the new owners are absolutely amazing! They are…read morecleaning the place up and the prices are great. If you are local to the MLT/Lake Forest Park area this your spot. I will give them all my business forever!! Go Kraken

great store great owners, heard they are closing sunday nov30th 2025, very very sad day, just one…read moreof the kinda stores you get to know the owners and they know you, terrible loss to the city of mounlake terrace