Cute market. James is friendly. My daughter likes walking down here for our lottery tickets and…read moresnacks. I do wish items were marked, it makes it frustrating for her, when she constantly has to ask a price. So she makes sure she has enough money for it. Not sure how a store can operate like that.

They keep selling rotten milk!!! All of their dairy gold is literally sour and chunky from poor…read morerefrigeration, I'm worried about the rest of their frozen foods. Can't return it either. Gross asf

With a few minutes extra time on my hands this afternoon, Thursday 26 February 2026, I decided to…read morestop by Ballinger Thriftway and check it out. I was unsure of the offerings by the name and that I had not been before and found it to be groceries and household items. The diversity of offered items was depth within a particular item space. Seasonal items were also well presented. Looking for cards, I found some though they were on the pricey side per my experience. Looking to see it they had a small candy item, I found good variety and prices in the chocolate bar options. I chose a dark chocolate Chocolove chilies and cherries item that was less than $3.50. Checking out/payment was straightforward to navigate/use and the workers were quick and friendly.

The one positive thing I have to say about this store is they have very beautiful produce and that…read moreis the one and only reason why I continue to go there... The prices are insanely high, they are even higher than PCC for many items. The people that work there are a mix, some are super friendly and nice, but there are a couple weirdos that work there that make me turn around if I walk in and see it's only them working at the registers. Their names are Jimmie and Sam. Sam sells chocolate bars he makes at the store, or the store sells them? Any way, I don't eat chocolate bars or dairy and they are made with milk chocolate. And they are $7. I think it's great to support people, but I won't eat the chocolate bars and the store is already too expensive, so I'm not going to buy it and there is SO MUCH PRESSURE TO BUY THE CHOCOLATE. And Sam has a major attitude because I don't want to buy the stupid chocolate bars. Very passive aggressive. With rising costs everywhere the last thing I want is to be pressured to buy something I don't want at a grocery store when I'm just struggling to survive. And Jimmie is just a major weirdo. There are also a few older ladies that always have an attitude for no apparent. I'm a very friendly and polite person, but I'm also the customer so I shouldn't be the one greeting them and telling them to have a nice day while they basically tell me to f*** off. It's very much a small town vibe and I feel like an outsider the shouldn't be there. I am very grateful for Grocery Outlet opening near by so I mostly go there for last minute items and I avoid Thriftway at all costs because I don't want to be pressured into buying the stupid gross chocolate or deal with weirdos with attitude.

Great quality food, very overpriced. Have found lots of prepackage products like coconut water,…read morecarbonated water, and different snacks almost half the price at QFC across the street. Last 2 times I have gotten cream cheese out of the new refrigerator area it has been either black or blue when opened, which leads me to question how good the new fridges are. Despite this, the hot bar is very good, they carry a lot of natural supplements that I take and have a good assortment of healthy natural products at a local area

Bought some rainier cherries, a pint of strawberries, some watermelon, and raspberries at this…read morestore on Friday 10 July 2026. Though I did refrigerate them, they were all bad by Sunday 12 Jan. Used to depend on this store for fresh produce Not anymore

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

Mr. Growlers inside of Mr. Kleen is a hidden gem. I don't even go for gas, it's all about the…read moresandwich/deli and the service you get there. Shaylene is the best there! Professional and great people person! This convenient store has every you need inside. I'll be stopping by again real soon.

Convenient to grab a bite while waiting for an oil change but can't recommend the food. A simple…read morecheeseburger was $10 and was served with a spongy flavorless patty and a thin translucent slice of cheddar cheese. It was on par with that i might expect to find under a heat lamp at 7-11 for $3. Maybe I'm paying for the convenience but I'd rather pay a bit more for a burger made with good quality ingredients.

In short A big, clean, new convenience store tucked into a…read morefairly ratty-looking building (from the outside). In long I've known for a while that this building hides good stuff behind a gritty exterior. One of the very best teriyaki places for miles around is a couple doors down. I forgot something on my way home from errands, so yesterday stopped in to grab it at inflated convenience-store prices. Walking in, everything was clean and bright, and of course every inch of floor is packed with all the different corporate candy and snack merchandising. Both guys working were friendly and cheerful, and clearly kept themselves busy sweeping and stocking and whatnot when foot traffic was low. They have big long banks of coolers, all the doors are new and clean and crystal-clear. Everything is fully stocked front to back and side to side. They seem to have all the usual suspects in stock. I got a Gatorade, and I got my lovely bride her Lifesavers. They're literally 4x the cost than if i had remembered to grab them at the supermarket, but that's what I get for not wanting to double back. I rarely hit convenience stores unless I am being awful about snacking on a road trip. That's such a habit for me that I was almost sad not to be driving out to the coast or something after I paid...lol

I could shop anywhere but I intentionally choose to shop here all of the time because of the…read moreworkers behind the counter. They are all very kind people. I would rate this place more than 5 stars if such a thing was possible. I see AJ the most, but I know all of the workers there now. I really enjoy talking to all of them. The workers are the reason I keep coming back

Wilson's is the definition of convenience. The selections here range from quick snacks like chips,…read morecandy, and soda to everyday basic needful items such as canned goods, dairy products and frozen food. Wilson's also sells a wide variety of toiletries and other basic needful items that are reasonably priced, even during these high inflation times.

Best corner store ever! the owners always really nice & it's a cute little store! I've known family…read moremembers who are now much older then me & they been stopping by there sense they where little kids. it's a very friendly environment and it's in the best part of Everett where its a nice quiet neighborhood. I'm also a girl who doesn't like going into places by myself & this is the only store in Everett that I'll go to by myself because I trust the store and the area I live around.

The Shell Gas Station pictured here is incorrect. The photos depict the Shell Station in Edmonds on…read moreHighway 99, right across the street from Starbuck's. So, I imagine that everyone who wrote a review here is dead wrong. Mountlake Terrace Shell/Jacksons is closer to the I-5 freeway. Since nobody picked up on that (in their very detailed reviews), I would trust a single word that is written here. 'Nuff Said.

Pretty much, what could you say about a gas station? However, this station was recently revamped…read moreand it's very nice. It smells like a new car. It's air conditioned in the summer, which is REALLY nice. I usually get a few lottery tickets here, too. As for the gas, however, it is diluted with ethanol, and therefore I am only getting about 16 miles per gallon. In a four-cylinder, this is pretty hard to believe, but there is not much you can do about it. Easy access from southbound 99 at 220th. Otherwise, from northbound 99, you have to take the left turn at 220th and hang a U-turn there. No more gas stations from here for a few miles southbound, and if I'm correct, the last gas in south Snohomish County.