Came in for a quick purchase and was charged for a plastic bag without being told beforehand. My…read moreitems were already bagged before I even knew there was a fee. When I asked if there was a charge, they said yes--but that should be communicated before bagging someone's items. I came here a few times already but They really try to think you're dumb at times. I just try to play it cool like OK you're right I'm wrong. Not a huge charge, but it's about communication and respect. Just a heads up to future customers: be vigilant and ask before accepting a plastic or paper bag, because they won't tell you upfront.

This place has one of the best breakfast burritos in town! The employees are very kind as wellread more

This is a mid-price Shell station in Kirkland. There are cheaper stations nearby, but it is less…read moreexpensive than gas stations in Bellevue. It is close to I-405 and it is across the street from Metropolitan Market. It is a standard gas station with a Jacksons convenience store. I am fine with paying a little more for location if I do not have to travel so far to fill up.

RUDE, UNPROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEE - I just spent$75 to fill my gas tank and had my kids in the car 17…read moreand 11. My daughter wanted to get some gum so went inside the gas station to buy gum while I finished pumping. Once finished, I pulled out of my spot to free it up for other customers while I waited for my daughter. I pulled slightly in front of the front door of the gas station store. I was not blocking the entrance OR the driveway for other cars to pull through. There was more than enough room for another car to pass thru and then some. There was a long line in the store (kids buying slurpees) and I was watching my daughter and waiting with my windows open. An employee named SYED came up to my car and immediately started yelling at me (while throwing his hands up in the air) "WHY WOULD YOU PARK YOUR CAR HERE? WHAT ARE YOU DONG?". I replied nicely with "I just got gas and am waiting for my daughter to buy some gum in your store, she is in line." From there, SYED began berating me: "YOU CANNOT BLOCK MY DRIVEWAY, YOU CANNOT BLOCK MY ENTRANCE YOU NEED TO MOVE YOUR CAR, YOU CANNOT PARK HERE!!!!" I told SYED that I was not parked and just waiting for my daughter who will be done in less than a minute. I told him I am not blocking anyone from his store nor driveway. He continued to argue with me that I was parked and it was illegal. He made my daughter uncomfortable since he was yelling thru her window at me. Trivial stuff I know...... but hey, I am your customer SYED. I have been coming to this station at times for 15 years. If you simple asked in a nice manner ....... " hi Miss, would you mind pulling your car up a bit, I like to keep more space from my front door", I would of said sure. Yelling and berating your customer as your first form of communication is not professional. Also, you need to brush up on "parked" vs. "waiting". Will never buy gas from your store again.

I mean, it's 7-Eleven. Expect Big Gulp cups to fill up, hot dogs rotating under a heat lamp and…read moreslurpees, which is why we came here! To celebrate slurpee day on July 7th, we visited 7-Eleven for a free small slurpee. My colleagues and I visited this 7-Eleven, which is located in downtown Bellevue during the lunch hour. We expected a line, but fortunately, not many people were here for slurpee day, so we were able to get in and out. Located off of Bellevue Way, it's easy to spot with plenty of parking in the business strip it's located in. A few of the slurpees here are based off of soda, which I don't drink. But I did find lemonade slurpees, including a mango one, which I ended up getting for slurpee day. It was way too sugary to finish, but hey, it's free. The cashier was fine with us trying the different slurpees before committing to one. When he saw we all had our small slurpees, we were able to just walk out without a purchase. Easy peasy. All in all, it's a typical 7-Eleven with treats, snacks, some items you may need on the go and for convenience, with questionable hot food items. This isn't Japan, guys. You know how it is.

It's a 7-11 so you get what you expect but the place was well stocked, clean and the cashier was…read morecrazy friendly to me at the crack of dawn.

I don't understand why anyone would give a low rating to the only 24-7 establishment in town. When…read moreyou have a group of friends in need of ice cream and bagel bites at 1 am, where are you supposed to go? Who else but 7-Eleven can help you? I had a great experience start to finish during my visit. Thank you 7-Eleven. The only critique I have is I wish they had some of the items that the 7-Eleven's in Japan carry, like Onigiris! Thank you 7-Eleven.

Over the years this 7/11 has went down hill the customer service is terrible the some are just…read morestraight rude. It's so expensive also. 7/11 is known for their big gulps and food theirs are bad food is old soda is terrible. Just a terrible store in general

The gentleman at the cashier was really really nice he greeted me when I came in and he told me to…read morehave a nice day you don't get friendly customer service like that anymore anywhere else give that man a raise

I've been to a lot of pharmacies over the years, and unfortunately it's not uncommon to feel like…read moreyou're just another number. That's why my recent experience at this Walgreens stood out, but also why I feel this review needs to be balanced. We actually transferred our prescriptions here from Safeway a couple of months ago, hoping that a larger pharmacy would be more reliable when it comes to keeping medications in stock. At Safeway, we often found ourselves scrambling to locate another pharmacy because they simply didn't have our medications in stock. Unfortunately, even though we've only been at Walgreens a short time, it has still been a stressful experience. It's very difficult to get through by phone, and there have been multiple times where I've been on hold for 20 minutes only to have the call disconnected. Prescriptions are not always ready when expected, which adds to the stress. We've had moments where we're close to running out of a medication and it's still "in progress," leaving us rushing to the store at the last minute. There also seems to be some kind of disconnect between their fulfillment system and the pharmacy itself. To be fair, this doesn't seem unique to this location. Many pharmacies these days appear to be short staffed and dealing with medication shortages, and it's clear the people working there are doing their best under difficult circumstances. I truly don't believe these issues are the fault of the staff, but rather a reflection of how these companies are being run. That said, the reason I'm giving three stars instead of a lower rating is because of Grant, the pharmacist. He truly went above and beyond to help us with several prescriptions. He was not only knowledgeable, but also incredibly kind and genuinely sympathetic. Instead of rushing through things, he took the time to really understand what we needed and jumped right in to help. It was such a refreshing experience and made a stressful situation so much easier. Grant is absolutely the shining light at this location and honestly the reason we're willing to stick around and hope things improve. His level of care and willingness to help is something you don't come across every day, and we're very grateful for him.

It's midnight, I wanted a hot dog after being so tired delivering meals. So I dropped off last at…read moreSandpoint. 7-11 was there calling my name to get something to eat since it's a 20 min drive home by the ID. There were buns in the warmer. It's self service but you have to wear gloves that's provided at the door or by the hot dogs. I said the buns were cold to the clerk and asked if there was a microwave. He went and warmed the bun for me in the oven. Hot dogs need warm buns. Some Condiments like onions , Pickles and tomatoes are exposed now in the trays. They ran out of mustard packets. Mayo and ketchup are in packets. I added the free chili sauce too near the Nachos bar . I never get nachos. I might get the Slupie on a more hotter day. I went to get a cheap lunch or hot dog at SF's Fisherman's Wharf too when I was down there.

This place is stupidly overpriced for a Seattle 7-11. Cheapest bottled water was like $4 I think?…read more A Nature Valley granola bar was like $3. I was in once last summer and once this summer. Only because I was in a hurry, the guys behind the counter are TERRIBLE! Super grumpy and annoyed by you being there.

JOBU and I were cruising to Juanita and noticed gas was much needed. Saw the 76 and pull in with no…read morewait and filled the BMW up with premium octane. When we were finished we jumped back in the car with a 6 pack purchased at the convenient store next to pumps. Vrooommmmm of we drove off. And that's all I have to say about my gas experience and except for the two taco trucks in the lot looked amazing.

This will be the last time I stop here for gas and water as the cashier is always rude to me. Won't…read moresay hello, or thank you, or offer a bag. I noticed he is nice to other people so he seems to not like me for some reason.

Looking to grab some quick lunch and seeing Amazon Go across the way I figured I'd give it a shot…read more I'd forgotten how it works here so as I'm fumbling around trying to figure it out an employee came out and walked me through it which I appreciated. There are also instructions on screen to try and guide you. You open up the app and find the QR reader and make sure you have your payment set, scan and go in. From what I understand there are cameras and sensors that track your purchases so when you walk out it just bills your account and emails you a receipt. Very interesting concept. So, my impressions of it all outside of the cashless check out is that it's basically a 7 Eleven or similar convenience store. Some hot food and cold sandwich options, lots of drinks to choose from including soft drinks, coffee and plenty of snacks. The prices are a little higher than at a convenience store, especially since at say 7 Eleven they may have 2 for $4 on a bottle of coke or some similar promotion. Here at Amazon Go they sort of have a promotion but they're more akin to Subway where you have to buy a sandwich or something. I had a mini personal pizza from here and at $5 it wasn't bad. I'd go again simply for that but beyond that Amazon Go is just a cashless convenience store, convenient so that you don't have to really deal with lines.

Very convenient. Easy to grab lunch or dinner. The only problem is that they don't refill quickly…read morethe food by 12:30PM there is already no salad or sushi. Sometimes also you get charged twice for the same item so check your receipt on your account.