Glad that CVS took over this store after Rite Aid went bankrupt and had to close this Bartell Drugs…read morelocation as it keeps another pharmacy in my neighborhood open. It is looking better now than when Bartell Drugs was about to close and there were plenty of empty shelves. The layout has stayed the same as before, so the changeover is not very noticeable aside from the fuller stock. Still, it does not compare to the shopping experience here when locally owned Bartell Drugs was running it.

I Never write bad reviews . I really dislike CVS . As a young shopper I noticed how the quality…read morewent down . from the phone Pharmacy greeting - the app - in store people

Easy access, great prices, probably not always the cheapest ARCO around, but just comes down to…read morepennis. Still a great price compared to the other brands.

I don't go here much any more, because Costco is usually a bit less, and I'll fill up there if I'm…read moregoing to Costco anyway. But if I'm low on fuel and Costco isn't on the agenda, this place is the next best choice for good prices. One thing I've always liked about this place is that the employees are always at least polite, and often even friendly. Working at a 24-hour fuel station and convenience store isn't my idea of a desirable job, even on day shift, but employees here seem reasonably content. One thing I don't like so much is that there's a surcharge for credit or debit fuel purchases. I don't remember whether it's a few extra cents per gallon or a flat fee - it has been both over the years - but the cash price is always lower. But you have to remember to bring cash! And to get the cash price, you have to go inside the shop (and occasionally wait in line) to hand over cash to the pleasant employees, and then go back inside for change (if any). That seems like it makes extra work for the employees, but maybe the idea is that some customers who go inside spend money on impulse purchases. Another problem is that traffic can be a headache, particularly if you're trying to go north on 148th Avenue. But any fuel station on a busy corner is likely to face traffic issues, so it's just something that goes with being located somewhere convenient. Similarly, the place can be really busy - but that's something that goes with the low prices. Back to good points, the place always looks pretty clean, inside and out. And if I forget my cash, the card readers on the fuel pumps have always been in good working order. Finally: this three star review isn't a complaint. The Yelp description for three stars is "A-OK", and this place is A-OK. It takes a lot for a fuel station to do much better than that, and I'd rate this place toward the upper end of "A-OK" if Yelp had fractional stars.

Not a corporate Chevron, so the snacks and drinks offered are few and they have a lot of ethnic…read moreitems. Gas is more expensive here than in other areas, however, it's the closest gas station to work.

The worst gas station ever. Was walking with 3 months old puppy. They didn't let me in, even I said…read moreI can carry puppy on my hands, so he won't even touch anythin. The indian guy started screaming at me and called the police. The police did trespassing for 1 year. Because they have a right to refuse provide service to anyone. Will never go back there.

Bought the chicken bowl. It had japchae, chicken thigh portion cut up, a little spinach, coleslaw,…read moreand rice. Enough for 2 small portions. $14.00, no validation parking. The chicken was very tough and definitely not cooked same day. Not a fan tbh

As a neighbor from Lake Bellevue it's great to see the spring district building out…read moreNice to see the spring deli and market open they have great basics awesome hand scratch sandwiches Asian hot bar during the week and a pretty darn good beer selection Ideal for those living at the Spring District and upcoming employees and construction workers

What a pathetic excuse for a 7-11. No support of promotions on beer and out of stock on hot food…read moreoffers at 4pm. I went in looking for some craft beer and a premium beer.... sadly dissatisfied. I assume it was the FZ who watched me walk back and forth in front of the beer doors in dire frustration for five minutes and asked me zero questions. SAD!!!!! The sales associate at the register was a nice person

UPDATED REVIEW! NEW OWNER! The store got a full remodel. It is clean and beautiful. Now it is the…read morenicest 7-11 I have ever been to! They 100% have my business back. Go check it out if you also used to go here too. What a nice surprise!

They're so bad that it is almost laughable. I just wouldn't want to come here if I was sick or in…read morepain. Not the technicians as much as the actual pharmacist seemed pained to be asked questions or to help try to solve a problem. She was insistent that she was correct and I was incorrect regarding communication with my doctors office.

It was November 8th. We arrived at the store during the posted morning opening hours, but the store…read morewas closed, and several customers were waiting outside. We waited over 20 minutes, no manager showed up, and there was no communication from the store. Standing in the cold made the experience even more frustrating. This was very disappointing, and the store management was unprofessional.

I stopped in here to grab snacks for my team on the way to work. Very friendly, kind and patient…read morecashier working here on a weekday morning. Gently placed everything in bags, asked about membership and explained it would save money. After I signed up and paid, there was a $8 discount. Prices here are a bit steep but read the neighborhood. No gas here for vehicles.

Tried getting door dash here multiple times and they cancel the order after I come in and say they…read morehave no record of it. Clearly they have a record of it otherwise it wouldn't be cancelled immediately after I come in.

Have stopped in here a few times as it is close to one of my job sites and close to areas where I…read moreget my car serviced. The Arco that accompanies "ampm" is about what you'd expect. It looks nice on the inside, like any 7 Eleven or Quick Chek (for any fellow NJ readers seeing this). The store is well stocked and has just about any snack you could want that a convenience store carries. You sure pay for it though. A Slim Jim, bag of chips and a 20 oz. sweet tea ran me almost $10. The staff here are always kind of iffy. In my latest visit the one guy I guess a manager came over really close to me but acted like he was cleaning up the hot food station, when all he was doing was moving stuff around trying to look busy and maybe keep tabs on me. The cashier was bleh too. I think she just scanned my items without a peep. Maybe I should consider myself lucky. I'm sure I'll find my way back here in the name of convenience but don't expect much else.

Went to get gas and all the pumps except one had out of order on it, a attendant(George) was…read moreoutside and he insisted the pump will work. I then proceed to put my card in and it tells me to go in to pay at the attendant(which is a inconvenience when all I need is gas) went inside and they said they have no gas and will not take payment. Went back outside and said they are not taking payments after George came up to me once again and said they where. I said I have no time for this and proceeded to drive off he told me to get the hell out of here then. The lack of access even before the construction was abysmal and now their dilapidated rubber strips make it worse and tacky. This area is home to a lot of low and lowered very high end cars, get your $#!? Together. Ambience is that of a musky truck stop. Food is lousy.

I think if I worked nearby this would become a go-to spot…read more It's called a deli but they also sold other things that made me think of it like a convenience store. I came in after 3pm and I was the only one there. I ordered the Tteokbokki and made a Sesame Ramen at the ramen bar. The ahjumma said it would take about 7 minutes for the Tteokbokki to come out and brought it to my table. The Tteokbokki was a little spicier than a Shin ramen (I think). I stayed about an hour, I ordered a Bulgogi kimbap to-go and asking if I could get parking validation. Unfortunately don't validate parking, so I think next time I visit I'll take the Link to the Spring district station and walk over. Tip: make sure you read the entire page of information for the ramen bar. Especially for the timing, I assumed 4 meant 4 minutes but from the instructions 4 meant 6 minutes

Service was fast and friendly. Food was really good! Nice, quiet, and calm inside with seating.read more

I've been coming to Amore Coffee on and off for a couple of years now whenever I'm in the area. My…read moreusual order is either their chai tea or a London fog, and they never disappoint. The staff here are beyond friendly and honestly always make my morning. I love that they do a punch card after your 10th drink punch you get $6 off your order. They also do raffles sometimes, which I think is such a fun touch. Another thing I like is that they always have themed or specialty drinks. I haven't tried them yet, but I think it's fun that they get creative, especially around the holidays or different seasons. I also really recommend their breakfast burritos. The vegetarian burrito and the sausage burrito are both so good, definitely ask for hot sauce because it makes them even better. The only downside is that the line can get pretty long sometimes. I've definitely waited around 15 minutes before, so it's best if you have a little extra time. That said, once you place your order they make the drinks and heat up the food pretty quickly, which helps move things along. Overall, if you have a few extra minutes to spare, I totally recommend stopping by. It's conveniently located, the drinks are great, and the friendly service makes it worth the wait.

In a sea of Starbucks, be an Amore. I can't get enough of this lovely little coffee stand. Do I…read morehave a Nespresso, Ice maker and syrups at home? Sure. Will that stop me from getting into my car every morning for my favorite Americano with whatever flavor concoctions the baristas have ready to suggest, or crafted from their themed monthly fave drinks menu? Never. These baristas are fabulous. They will happily chat with you about books, Survivor, murder mystery podcasts or tatoos while they flawlessly pull your shots and create for you a drink that does not miss. Welcome to your fave new coffee stand folks. Just remember - respect the car line!