Same incident that happened to someone last month, just happened to me. My Amex number was used…read morefor a small purchase at this business. I live in South Florida and was nowhere even close to Bellingham, WA. Some jerk is stealing card numbers and typing them manually through this business. Perhaps, the owners aren't even aware. Be careful!

Just got a fraud warning from my Credit Card company. My number was MANUALLY typed in here and I…read morelive in NY. MANUALLY meaning an inside job. I visit Seattle every few years. May have to drive over with some Bronx lesson teaching next time. AVOID!?

Lakeway Drive 7/11, I remember when Jack bought the place. It was sad to see the old crew go, but…read morejust as exciting to watch Jack's involvements in helping the hungry and homeless as well as the improvements to the store and parking lot. Great job Jack and happy to have you as a neighbor. However you do have one problem with an emplyee that needs correcting! Brian Hackner has taken a very inappropriate liking with my wife and will not stop seducing her everytime she comes in! She has repeatedly told him no, I'm married! The situation is starting to create up to Stalker Static since Brian Hackner has found out what her phone number is and I happened to get his text message because I borrowed her phone. Brian Hackner has been told multiple times by both my wife and I to stop. Today on 4th of July Jack, your employee, Brian Hackner, leaves his little cash drawer right in front of you to try and seduce my wife once again spoiling our Holiday with his disrespect! Sincerely, Mr. Alfred J Kiefer Jr.

This place is getting ridiculous. I was going to order one stick of the honey chicken from the hot…read morefood area, but it was going to cost $8.16 for a 8 pc. What the hell is going on here. These crappy piece of chicken aren't even as good a chicken nuts from McDonalds. That is $1.02 per chicken piece. This story has unacceptable prices and the fact that the cashier knew it was outrageous makes it even worse. She agreed and tried to get my number to sign up for their rewards, which would drop the price a little. That is BS, I'm not making an account with 711. Never going here again. I highly recommend going elsewhere, maybe if we are luck they will close and something better well replace this S^%^ hole.

Love this neighborhood store. I've been going to this store for decades. Good prices and they have…read moreeverything you need so long as your not doing your weekly grocery shopping. Conveniently located between the Lettered Streets and Sunnyland. Thanks Dave.

this place is top tier. great people in there. always a good experienceread more

I don't buy a lot of lottery tickets, but when I do I always try to buy them from small,…read moreindependent retailers and N. State Street Market is a great little independent convenience/grocery store serving the north edge of downtown. I don't live in this neighborhood, but I do recognize the importance of this store to those who do. The proprietors are very nice and have made a real effort to meet the needs of this underserved neighborhood.

I go here all the time since it's close to my house and I always have a good experience. It's…read morefamily owned and the employees are always really nice. Overall they have a good selection of beer and snacks with fairly competitive prices.

This sweet little market opened up in the long-empty spot formerly occupied by Gifford's Market,…read moreand is a much needed addition to the Columbia neighborhood. It offers pretty much your typical convenience store fare: candy, cigs, chips, drinks, a small selection of groceries, and (of course) beer. It's a great place to pop in if you need something quick and don't want to make the trek to the supermarket. They also offer a great selection of local beer as well as the usual national brands. Would be great to see them expand to offer a growler bar or even a deli - both of which would surely be popular in this area!

Elm Street Market has always provided excellent customer service. I am always greeted with a smile…read moreby their friendly staff. Thank You Elm Street!

Neil is an absolute rockstar. He took the time to listen, and was compassionate as well as genuine…read more There were several customers who came into the store while I was there, and he treated them the same exact way. One of them even said 10/10 for the gas station. I truly wish nothing but the best for him. A+ service.

Rolled through on the way to Canada super early in the morning. Pulled up to a pump, inserted my…read morecard, did the zip code, pulled the hose off and into my car, pushed the button, saw the counter reset, squeezed the trigger on the nozzle, and then nothing happened. Okay, thinking "maybe it's just this one" I replaced the hose and pulled forward to the next pump. Same thing happened, verbatim. Welp, guess they didn't want to take my $50! Off to Shell, right down the street, which did take my money. YAY!

For me, Silver Beach epitomizes all that is sophisticated and urban…read more Why? Because, when my dad moved from the middle of nowhere, Washington, to the great big town of Bellingham, Silver Beach Grocery store was about a block and a half away from our house. A block and a half away! A store! That sells stuff! Not ten miles away, but a block and a half away! Oh, the wonders of city life! Every night I would hope that we ran out of some crucial dinner time ingredient, like milk, so that we could run down to the store and buy some more. (The hope was not as strong as my unfulfilled desire that one night my dad would *forget* about dinner entirely, and we'd be forced to order pizza and have it delivered right to our door!) Besides milk, shady magazines, and cigarettes, Silver Beach also had a reliable stock of Big Hunk candy bars, which besides being the best tasting candy bars (when microwaved for 18 seconds), also have the best name. I got one almost every day the summer I was 13, more because I was bored and that's the only activity I could afford than because of any merit of Big Hunks. I was so enamored with Silver Beach that I told everyone I lived in the Silver Beach neighborhood (which is so small as to be practically non-existent and certainly unheard of) and I gave directions to my new city house from the Silver Beach grocery store, despite the fact that everyone I talked to would all be coming from the opposite direction. Since then, I've grown less enamored of this neighborhood store, but it still holds a special place in my heart.

They don't require masks, don't seem to understand the need, don't wear then consistently…read morethemselves... i.e, total idiots.

awesome service, and overall a awesome place, has some great food choices and a great ambianceread more

This Starvin Sam's gas station is like all the others I've been to in the area: they have gas, a…read morewell-stocked convenience store, friendly employees, annnnnd they have those awesome Snickers ice cream bars in the freezer section. This gas station is in the 'urban' Fountain District neighborhood, so the prices are a bit higher than other places, but compared to other city gas stations it has good prices.