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!

I am in love with this market that I just discovered in Woodinville and it is so overwhelmingly…read morewonderful! Safeway owns it and it's definitely a step above any average supermarket. They have everything from steer manure to grapes. It's expensive but soooo worth it. The cherries are delicious and so is the wine

This is the closest grocery store to my house and I LOVE it here. I definitely don't do my weekly…read moreshopping here since it is pricier, but it's so nice if I need to grab a few things, deli items, pharmacy, or a treat. A big mistake I make frequently- the pharmacy is closed 1:30-2 every day. Somehow I forget this all the time. Make note! Their deli is amazing. Such fun dips, sandwiches, anything you could imagine. Always crowd pleasers at festivals, outdoor concerts, picnics, etc. The pharmacy and checkout staff are amazing. They are so warm and kind and always a pleasure to interact with. I love how many fun brands and local products they carry and always find something fun and new here!

I have driven by this neighborhood convenience store a couple of times but today was my first time…read morestopping here. I wish had a store like this in my neighborhood. Like many convenience stores it has the essentials but maybe not everything you need. It's more like a mini-grocery store. It doesn't have a soda fountain or a coffee machine. It doesn't sell warm prepared food. Most of the items on the shelves are snack foods and mass-produced items you typically find in the center isles of the larger grocery stores. Many of the items are only available in a single brand. I didn't notice any fresh fruits or vegetables. Of the few prices I observed some were surprisingly inexpensive. I picked up 2 bags of Famous Amos cookies for $1. I'd guess these might sell for $1.5-$2 a bag in a corporate branded store. One thing that really stands out is the care in displaying of items on the shelves. Boxes are angled and cans are brought to the forward edge as you can see in my photos. They do sell alcohol. I didn't spend much time there but I snapped a couple of photos where you can see some local items that may be harder to find elsewhere. I wanted to take a few more photos but at that time the cashier came over and started asking why I was taking so many photos. I thought she might be offended so I stopped. One early review mentions a surcharge for a debit card. I can't comment on that. My wife paid and I think she declined the receipt.

I have lived by this neighborhood store for 47 years. I have stopped in many times for things on…read morethe run. I enjoyed the woman who had worked here over the years. She was always friendly, kind. The new owners are awesome and a cut above any other convenience store in the Edmonds:Lynnwood area. It was time for the previous owners to retire. The new owners have updated small things in the store to make it more convenient. The two young men who are working there now are awesome. They are courteous, friendly and kind!

Mostly giving this place a good review because it has the best bathroom I've seen for a gas station…read morehaha, the cashier was also very helpful and friendly

This gas station is in Mill Creek…read more Stopped in for gas. No car wash located here. There is a separate coffee stand. Just a couple parking spots.

Judy and the staff are so helpful and truly help the community. love shopping here, especially for…read moregluten or dairy free items, wine, and chicken. They frequently have gf muffins, organic frozen fruit for smoothies, and df cheese we love. We buy our almond milk here and sometimes pasture raised eggs. If I have to go to two stores to get all my groceries, it's worth it.

The price is higher than GO in Kirkland and the selection of items are worse than Kirkland. Also…read morea ton of shelf space taken by their store brand item I never intend to buy.

In short Still a very solid grocery store with a…read moreparticularly good emphasis on produce, seasonings, and good meat and fish. In long Maybe it's just me, but it seems like they used to stock a much wider variety of specialty produce (among other things) here. The shelves and cases are all still full, and the quality is good. But you used to walk through here and see at least half a dozen things that practically no other stores had on hand. They still have good stuff, though--no doubt. The bakery section was super tempting, and there were dozens of choices among meat, fish, and poultry. The produce section is really big for this size of store--imagine if Trader Joe's focused on fruit and veg instead of snacks and frozen stuff, and you have a general picture of the ratio. Prices are a bit higher here than TJ, but not unreasonable. Quality is very good (esp. on produce). There are long aisles of shelf-stable condiments, packaged stuff, tons of spices. They definitely aim first at the home cooks who think of themselves as home cooks, and secondly at the folks who just know they need good groceries. Beer and wine are just a few basics, maybe half a small aisle. They had a few solid manager's specials going today, and the staff were all very nice (if not very bubbly). I'd happily shop here if I didn't have to drive past half a dozen other supermarkets that are all good options. So, I'd shop here if I lived in Mill Creek, essentially.

Bought the "farmers market" fairy tale. Got Tyson in a costume…read more Sprouts' own staff confirmed the store-brand chicken is Tyson and Perdue -- the two most industrial meat operations in the country, dressed up in a wholesome label and marked up for the story. Now they're rolling out lab-grown "cultivated" meatballs grown in a steel tank. A store that sold itself on real food, close to the soil, now peddling factory birds and bioreactor protein. There's no farm. There's no market. There's a marketing department with good lighting. One star, and only because zero wasn't an option. I'll spend my money where I can look the rancher in the eye.

When they have roller snacks available they are so yummy! Great drink options. I recommend…read moredownloading the app. You get lots of great deals with your points and it is easy to use. The employees are mostly up beat and friendly. Some are lazy lol. There is plenty of parking with a fuel station with gas and diesel. Watch that long curb at the parking stall with your wheels. Don't ask me how I know.

I put in my reward number to get my dollar off and they didn't grant it. Don't use your points at…read morethis location because if you mess up at the pump, it will take all your points, as well as inside at the register. Ugh

I was so excited to check out the new Trader Joe's in Woodinville, and it did not disappoint! The…read morestore is clean, organized, and has such a cute layout that makes shopping enjoyable. One detail I loved was that each checkout register is named after local wines and alcoholic beverages inspired by the Woodinville wine region. It's a fun touch that reflects the community and gives the store a unique personality. The employees were also incredibly friendly and welcoming, and everything was well stocked. Whether you're stopping in for your weekly groceries or just browsing for new finds, this location is definitely worth visiting!

So excited for the new Woodinville Trader Joe's! The store was clean, and the employees were all so…read morefriendly. The store itself is in the perfect spot. You could spend a whole afternoon in this area between TJ's, HomeGoods, TJ Max, Tipsy Cow, Ulta, Emerald City Smoothie + more. Trader Joe's are notorious for small parking lots, but there were plenty of spaces on a Saturday afternoon!