Usually the less expensive option for diesel and gas although everything around here has been…read moreskyrocketing. They need to bring in a steam pressure washer truck and clean the fueling areas. People are the cleanest and fuel spills. Be nice to have the place cleaner.

BE CAREFUL! Count your cash and watch them count. I knew I had exactly $48 in cash. The clerk…read morecounted and said "$40?" I said "no, $48". He pretended to count again, then said "$48". He was clearly trying to see if I was paying attention. Beware.

This is my regular stop to and from work for gas and cigs and an occasional bottled water…read more Everyone is so friendly and engaging! I always will make it a point to gas up or shop there even if it is out of my way. Whoever does the hiring and training they should be commended for they know how to get the right people - even if it is just a gas station/convenience store.

Seaport sells B99, B20, or B50 at their retail pump and at their high-speed pump for heavy trucks…read more They take major credit cards or the CFN card. They also sell BioHeat which is a B20 home heating oil. You can find the Biodiesl pump on the right behind the Shell station.

I tried some of their B50 and found it to have borderline water contamination…read more Their Bio pumps are in poor repair. Please clean up your dispensing equipment and also make sure your machine prints out receipts so you do not need to wait forever to get your office to print one.

I've lived next to this place for five years. I'm finally done…read more A rotation of rude employees that absolutely do jot care. Often just shouting conversations back and forth across the store, while never acknowledging you exist and sloppily ringing your goods. And dear lord, the employees absolutely reek of body oder and are visibly dirty. They serve food, this is absolutely a violation of health standards. I will be calling the health department. The card readers don't work. The tap function almost never work. So paying is a nightmare. But don't mention anything -- or they'll yell at you about "how they just work here." Okay -- well I just don't shop here. I couldnt possibly recommend this place less. There are two more Shells within a mile of here. Use the one on Myrtle. It far superior.

Probably one of the mustiest shells I've been too, the staff needs to take a class in hygiene. When…read moreyou go to checkout the smell is horrendous. You're lucky if you come in and get fresh food, the last few times I've been here they always say it's fresh or only been and hour or two but it's always cold or stale. I know they have good food only when it's fresh or within a few hours but don't tell me it's fresh when you know it's been near a day old.

Ok I can't believe no one has written a review for this place? The family that owns this place and…read moretheir employees are an exceptional bunch. They have the best hot food I have had in a gas station in the city.

I stop in when I'm working in the area for food and drink. Just the easy simple stuff. I have been…read moregoing here for years and the place always seems clean and the staff are friendly.

Very good Costco store But always a lot of people here ,…read morebecause they are only one closer store to Seattle But very good customer service here , very nice and friendly staff

Filling up the tank in Seattle, Washington…read more.. Since I was returning a purchase at Costco, I thought that I should refuel the rental car - especially since we will be driving more than usual this coming weekend. Finding the line to the pumps wasn't too challenging. I just waited for my turn because - hey, what else can be done? All customers played by the rules and we all got the best price for gasoline! I'll probably be back before I return the rental car. This Costco Gasoline Station is on the way to the airport for me! Thanks!

This store is awful, the customer service is terrible and they charged me double. Turns out they…read morehave done this to my neighbors as well and are well known for their greedy behavior. I've been in there twice and it also smells like wet dog behind the counter. Both times. I don't know if that's a drug or what. But it was prominent.

We popped by to get a bit of gas, just enough to get us home, since it's so much more expensive…read morethan petrol in the north end of the city. Immediately disappointed, as pump 7 didn't accept/read my credit card. I ended up inside and it seemed that the employee knew it didn't work, so fast pay is not an option. I paid for a gallon of gas - certain to get us home in our tiny hybrid vehicle - and it never registered; our mileage shows the same available as it did prior to adding the additional gallon. So...where did my money go? What was going into the gas tank if not petrol? Frustrated and needless to say, we will not return to this station.

This urban gas station is smack dab in Georgetown, so expect anything from homeless junkies asking…read morechange to a Maserati driven by hipster when your pumping gas. If your in need of a tasty beverage or snack we'll step in and purchase what you need. Hell you can even grab some condoms for that date your racing to. I fill up and pay at the pump cause I hate this area. But when you need octane it's ready for FRANK.

Absolutely pathetic excuse for a business. First of all it's filthy. When we attempted to get gas…read morehere their pump did not have the ability to process a credit card and two people came up behind me asking me to come inside. Absolutely not! I went right down the street where the gas station was lit, bright, and clean and will never be back to this one.

Checked this spot out while I was in the city. Such a cool spot!! Has lots of fresh food and hot…read morefood you can order. I just came back from Japan and this place def had some things that I saw in Japan which was nice. I tried their salmon bento box, and the cream puffs. It was yummy! I would def come back and try other things!!

Stopped by for the first time during their Midwinter Aloha event with other vendors and really…read moreloved it. The food selection and service was great--fresh, hot, and reasonably priced. If you're from Hawaii and familiar with Japanese markets, this will definitely feel like a go-to spot for ready-to-eat food, plus small grocery and beauty items. We tried the inari, ahi, ika, and chicken karaage, everything was very tasty and fresh. The quality really stood out. Wish we lived closer because we'd come here often. Prices felt fair for a mini-mart style establishment.