The young lady working there was so friendly and helpful. I believe she is from South Carolina. She…read moreis a gem.

This gas station is perfectly fine! I really just care about 1 single thing at a gas station - that…read morethe card readers at the pump work. I freaking hate having to go in - and this place, theirs work. One quirk of this particular location is they cut me off at 20 gallons of gas - which... can be inconvenient sometimes. Also, another funny thing is my wife and I have remarked multiple times that the pumps are slow. It is what it is, though - it's in a good location, it's clean, etc. Not the cheapest gas or anything, but convenient.

Their website carries weekly sale items info and has a user friendly search engine that so far has…read morebeen accurate plus a store locator. https://www.chefstore.com/locations/store/bothell-506/ Chef' Store caters to people who know their way around a kitchen with some professional or DIY background. It's primarily a store for restaurants and food service providers. It has a warehouse/grocery store vibe. It's typically not for the timid, but hold your judgement for now. Example: Canned items are sized for restaurant use. A brand of chili I'm partial to has the weight of six pounds on the label. Just to give you an idea. Beef is not made into cuts like steaks or roasts. You get what are called "primal cuts" like the brisket, flank, sirloin, or round. Each weighing six pounds or more in most cases. So if you don't mind opening cans and portioning the contents into freezer bags, or cutting your own steaks, roasts, stir fry, or stew meat, you'll feel at home. And if you know your prices, you can find their sale items to be generous. Just have the freezer space to accommodate. That's not to say they don't cater to the regular shopper. Produce, bread, and some diary items are available. The selection of precooked vacuum sealed Asian noodles is worth mentioning. And there is a selection of pre packaged deli meat and cheese slices available. Some of them very good. The meat classics are there: like salami, roast beef, ham, turkey, mortadella, corned beef, or pastrami. Tip: if there is a one or two pound container of corned beef or pastrami, get one if your a fan. It's worth mentioning the bulk cheese section. Here you buy a loaf of provolone or Swiss at considerable savings. Just prepare your spouse ahead of time when you arrive home with a two foot long loaf of Swiss. And have the fridge space figured out. There are other cheeses ranging from bulk Greek feta, Gorgonzola, and Asagio, to Parmesan, Gouda, or mozzarella. Imported and domestic. Worth a look if you're a cheese or fondue lover. I pick up Mozzarella, Swiss and Provolone. Tip: warm clothing advisory - it's cold in that room. They have the primal cuts of mostly beef and pork in the same curtained off section. Bulk bacon and linked specialty items like hot dogs and Brotwurst are also there. The freezer section carries prepared items like burritos, ravioli, breakfast sausage, seafood, appetizers, and desserts. In bulk sizes. Again: if you know your prices you can walk out with some pretty good deals. Just have the freezer space. Pastas, flours, and rice: there is no shortage. The variety of name brand bulk flour and rice is impressive. Bulk size bags of pasta are competitively priced. Baking supplies should be compared. Bulk charcoal, usually three or more varieties is available in season. Red Mill is the predominant brand of flour: 25 lb bags. The store provides a large assortment of commercial grade kitchen supplies. Cleaning supplies, paper plates, freezer bags, foil, bulk rolls of plastic wrap, and various items used for catering. Serving utensils, platters, trays and commercial grade cooking tools and knives are offered. Large containers of mostly, but not all, common spices are there. Chef's Store does not provide bags for you to transport your goods. At the front of the store empty boxes that held bulk product are free and available for you to transport your food home. Since no bagging is done checkout is much faster. There can be a line but it moves. Staffing has mostly been adequate. If your into providing a spread during a football game, throwing a BBQ, or having a party - it's worth checking CS out. During game season the activity level is noticeably higher. If you become a regular, it's better to go there on a weekday before they get hit by the weekend party crowd. Parking is adequate. During weekends when there is a game it will get crowded. There is parking for disabled customers at the store front. Grab a cart before going in. Grab boxes when leaving or bring your own bags. PS: keep a sharp eye out for product not found in grocery stores. I found an Asian Tabasco sauce that was not available anywhere except at CS. Sometimes they get a shipment of product a company is testing. I stocked up. It's no longer available. Good hunting !

Slooooow checkout!!!…read more Same cashier lady yakking her mouth off faster than her laser checker. This week both times I came to buy a couple hundred pounds of steak I waited 3-5 minutes with no movement in line. First day, just dealing with her slow hands. 2nd time, two checkers with 8+ in line. She talks too much for how slow she is. Maybe have her collect carts? Costco now seems faster to get checked out!

I like this grocery outlet, but today I watch the guy grabbing carts take the garbage out of the…read morecart and throw it on the ground. Not a good look to the employee to be throwing garbage out in the parking lot.

while shopping at grocery outlet I saw one employees walking to the back and another employee (tall…read morethin white guy with glasses) asked if she was leaving. And then immediately after said she needs to go do something and to NEVER start something that she cannot finish. He said in a very rude, condescending, talk down to you type of manner. I am not even sure he gave her time to respond. So when I was checking out, I asked if the man was a manager, i was told that it was most likely the store owner. Treat your employees better, I will not support this place anymore. Happened on 06/22 at 2:40

This 76 Gas Station was close to our hotel. They have a pretty nice convenience store with all the…read morebasic necessities. There is even a car wash at this gas station which is also quite convenient. Gasoline is fair priced. Would probably be a regular if I lived in the neighborhood.

I like how they have enough gas pumps! Seems definitely safer than getting gas in Everett! It also…read morehas vacuum machines and a car wash. The price was the cheapest in town though!

This is just a regular corner store smoke shop near me but it is by far the best smoke shop I have…read moreever been to in terms of service. The owner and the workers there are all genuinely wonderful people who go out of there way to help with whatever is needed. I once thought that I was being double charged ( turns out it was my banks fault ) and the owner offered me a full refund until I got to the bottom of it and even helped me figure out what was going on. I really like this place and I feel like anyone looking for a little corner store they need for there daily smokes or whatever this is the place I would recommend. They also have really good prices on kratom. So far there the best prices I've found.

No bueno! The store owner just stared at me while I was there like I was gonna steal something. The…read moretwo things I bought were overpriced & he charged me like $2 to run it as debit without even telling me and there isn't even a sign saying so! It was ridiculous; I don't know how they stay in business. He didn't greet me at all or wish me a good day either when I was probably his only customer that day. Sheesh!

Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00am-11:00pm…read moreFriday 8:00am-12:00am (Midnight) Saturday 8:00am-11:00pm Sunday 9:00am-10:00pm "My favorite neighborhood convenience store!" "Great customer service, the guys always make me laugh and feel welcome." "COLDEST BEER IN TOWN!!! TASTES FRESH" Stop in to Broadway Beverage any time and grab what you need all at once! - Cigarettes (competitive prices on most brands!) - Cigars (stored in climate-controlled case) - Beer & Wine - Prepaid Cellular Phones & Minutes (UNI, T-Mobile, AT&T/Cingular, Tuyo, Verizon, and more) - Prepaid Calling Cards (USA, Asia, Mexico, and more) - Gallon Milk - Unique Gifts - Adult DVDs & Magazines - Seasonal & Fashion Clothing, Hats, Accessories - Knives & Swords (very competitive prices!) - Tobacco pipes (Glass, wooden) - Incense - Grocery items (food, snacks, soda pop, juice, water, ice cream) - Digital scales for jewelry Accepts EBT Food Stamp Cards, Debit, Credit Parking In Front On Street & Behind Building

Terrible customer service. I walked in with my two year old and waited a couple minutes for someone…read moreto come out to help us. We were on our way camping and my 2 year old daughter needed to use the bathroom. I asked to use the restroom- for my kid- and she said nope, read the sign on the door, sorry. As people who have kids know, kids- especially toddlers, cannot just 'hold it'. I have never heard of a grocery store or gas station not have a restroom and this place was both. My daughter had to go then or an accident would happen. I understand needing to be a customer in order to use the restroom- but this wasn't even an option, and it affected my toddler.