Lady behind the counter wasn't pleasant or helpful at all. I was the only customer at the time and…read moreshe acted like I was disturbing her. I asked for a receipt to which she rudely replies, "no receipt!" So I won't be coning back here I guess.

A "convenient" Mini Market located off the escalators, to your right & through the tunnel & glass…read moredoors. Aside from wine & beer this quick stop mart offers a little bit of everything ranging from Lotto tickets, chips, candy, newspapers, prepared meals, over the counter medicine, healthy snacks, fancy chocolate, deli items & personal items...including socks. Friendly Man & Woman working being the counter. There's a $3 credit card minimum.

We decided to grab a drink on our way home. No one was lingering outside. We got our drinks and the…read moreemployee rang up the items. He was nice. The store is smaller than other 7-11s. The outside wasn't as brightly lit as it could have been. I don't think I would visit after dark by myself. Be alert while leaving. There are two entrances/exits close together. Someone nearly hit us while I was pulling out. Thank goodness I'm always paying attention.

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No matter what time of day you come to this 7-11, the parking lot is usually pretty packed…read more However, the line inside moves fairly quickly, so it's never an issue. They are always stocked with a variety of fresh and hot food items, which is great if you are looking for a quick snack or meal on the go. MmMm taquitos! Love the fact that they sell beer and wine here, even on Sundays. What I love even more is that they sell injera and an Ethiopian sauce/stew (forgot what it's called, but it's red) from a market in DC. Pretty cool, especially if you'd like to try making Ethiopian food at home. They are both tasty and the sauce is definitely good for making beef tibs!

The manager refused to honor the 7 Eleven App MFR coupon for a free 12 oz. bottle of Heineken 0.0.read more

Since I write for the newsletter for this building, I thought that I would be the first reviewer of…read morethe Gallery Market @ the Gallery @ White Flint Condominium. They are located on the ground floor facing Old Georgetown Road. It is a small convenience store offering you a bunch of knick-knacks if you're too lazy to walk down the hill to the Harris Teeter. Agop and Klarice - who also live in the condo are the owners and will treat you well. (GO and SUPPORT the small store owners! They offer beer and wine and can put together platters that we use in our monthly wine Socials for the building. Also, dry cleaning, which costs a wee bit more, but will save you a trip to the dreaded Zips closer to White Flint. Parking is a slight issue as Old Georgetown Road can fill up, but I've seen people stop in front of the store w/o any issues... Careful though, Montgomery County Police do come through and check the meters......

Great little store, and they have toilet paper during quarantine!!! Definitely my go-to place for…read moreall things wine and beer. Very friendly and helpful staff, seems family owned. Definitely worth the stop!

We come here for lunch regularly when we're out working in the field at my job. Everything is…read morereally cheap and really decently good. A cheeseburger for around 6 bucks!!! The steak and cheese on a roll is very good.

Linda and Kim always present owners the very best! Open regularly as a market. Take out fresh from…read morethe grill food and beer and wine. Many, many items and petite employees squeezed into 600 square feet single standing building. GO NOW.....before the Apocalypse!!!!

Every July 11th brings forth people to flock to 7-Elevens around the United States for free…read moreslurpees. It had been awhile since I had a slurpee, and since it was a hot, summer day, I ventured over for a free slurpee. The staff was friendly, and the customers were happy to quench their thirst. This store has a small parking lot, and there is plenty of nearby street parking. I would recommend coming to this location.

Not a good 7-11 location... it is really disappointing given the fact it's in downtown Bethesda…read more.. so firstly, the prices you see at the shelves aren't for sale and I told them that they were 2 for $4 and they were kind of confused about it. Either that or like one reviewer said, some tryna embezzle money... so don't bother getting something for sale unless you're getting something small. Secondly, this location does not accept EBT cards, which is very weird because most 7-11 stores accept them, just not hot food which I am aware of, I wanted to point this out too and it's not a good location for that kind of payment. If I were you, I would go to the CVS across the street! Overall, not a fan of this location.

(3.75) ~ Good Overall Royal Farms. It's Newer & Larger than others…read more ORDER: ** Scrapple Breakfast Sandwich (added onions) on Texas Toast = (4) very good * Homestyle Chicken Salad Sandwich (added tomato) = (3.75) Good, although it needed more celery. * Crunchy Chicken Salad (added tomato) = (3.25) pretty good, but not crunchy? Needed Celery too.

This place is completely out of order and they definitely need to do something about Chris and his…read moremanners, he is rude.And if I walk in here again , he will not get my business

This is a funny part of the world, this Bluemont. It's like a human estuary, where the (you choose…read morewhich should be which) saltwater people meet the freshwater people, where Civil War history mixes with DC commuters, where the old hands meet the new. To me, it seems as if the culture to the east is having its way with the culture that displaced the native Americans and even though this seems somehow fitting at the same time those living here now are the descendants of the robbers and not the robbers themselves and maybe it isn't so fantastic to have a Prius in every other garage after all but what do I know I'm not from these parts and even though I lived for a spell in Appalachia perhaps this is really none of my business. So please take this preamble with a grain of salt. Take what follows more seriously. This is a very cool General Store. It isn't Clem's store and it has staples that appeal more to the freshwater people than the saltwater people (or vice versa depending on the assignment you selected earlier). But so what that's the way it is. The store and Lani the gracious proprietress and her lovely staff and pulled pork sammich they made from good meat they raised I think and smoked themselves saved my life the day after 20 miles on the AT with no supper followed by a morning with no breakfast or water until like an hour after we started walking all thanks to the most insane thunderstorm I've been caught in for a long time and the flammable aspect of tents and that sucked because we were going to have couscous. We had stashed a two-day ration of food at the post office down the street, about a mile from where the AT crosses the main road. I had spied the store the day we dropped the food and thought hmm that place looks pretty cute I better be feeling hella good when we get this cache because if for some reason I'm not the siren song may play and instead of the last leg on the Trail I could find myself on that picnic table under the shade tree eating bbq and sipping on the sweet root beer. Self-control has historically not been my strongest suit. I was not feeling hella good when we arrived in Bluemont. The 55 miles had taken their toll. That no supper no breakfast thing sapped my will. The bbq was the last nail in the pine box into which my desire to slog on had slipped maybe for a short nap but go ahead and fasten that lid I don't really care at this point. We set for a long spell. One of Lani's associates was so sweet to drive us back to Harper's Ferry and the car and we headed back a day early which was all good because the rest of the family was there and we have really only so many days and it's nice to be home too. If you're hiking the AT, biking the byways, doing a little historic tour of the robber's plunder, even if you're driving your Pious to a government job in Foggy Bottom and need a little egg sammy and the coffee to keep you company on the way - the Bluemont General Store I daresay is the place for you. Truth. Thanks Lani. You and your peeps made my day.

Adorable little place that is out of the southern version of Gilmore Girls, except the shopowner is…read morea woman and the regulars are all men! Excellent eggs! Great source for milk! Delivered the old fashioned way in glass bottles, no less! Key Lime Pie was great, egg sandwich was decent but the lettuce was soft. For some reason south of the Mason-Dixon lettuce goes from crispy to membrane-like rather quickly :( Oh well, will return if I'm ever passing through again!

They are so helpful. When I go to get my car washed I stop by there to get my air tire pressure…read morechecked and they don't charge but because of their service I always give them $10.

New to the area and wanted to check out this car wash. I got the #1 wash. Between my seats, cup…read moreholder and back seats weren't even wiped down or cleaned. Very disappointed.

You can purchase when you get gasoline or the gate that places behind the building. (credit card…read moreaccept) 3 courses:$10,$12 and $14. This car wash is a pressure water spraying, so I don't need to worry to get small scratches on the surface. This is what I gave 5 starts for this place! Tips: When you pull your car into the car wash garage, soup water is spraying. Please don't forget to rollup the window after the gate is open!

Best gas station in the Olney area. Staff always professional and kind. Their $16 dollar car wash…read moreis THE best for your car I wouldn't do anything less