Located in downtown Bellevue, this CVS is hidden away in a corner of the Meyden apartment complex…read more(built in 2016), which provides it needed indoor car parking and ready supply of customers. Inside, it uses a simple rectangular one-story space to provide easy to navigate aisles. There were only a few items that were behind lock/key, allowing us to easily find, grab, and pay for our searched items without waiting for anybody.

Banks are open, grocery stores open, hair solons open, restaurants open : But is CVS pharmacy open…read moreduring the lunch hour? NOOOOOOO! I'll bet the CVS employees even go to other (open) business's, while they are closed! Shame on them for taking advantage of a business that is customer focused and open during business hours.

These two are amazing. Great food, I get a breakfast burrito all the time. The service is top tier…read moreand efficient. Thank you guys!!

Okay, just re-ordered to give this place another chance without the salsa inside and subbed…read morejalapeños with sour cream on the side and it's AMAZING! The Asian couple that works there are also pretty nice too. I ordered the sausage, hash egg with low carb tortilla this time and it was very good!!! I can see why ppl say this is the best breakfast burrito. Parking is a pain so I literally just park temporarily at the round about at the entrance of Hyatt with my flashers on and so far no complaints from valet.

Looking to grab some quick lunch and seeing Amazon Go across the way I figured I'd give it a shot…read more I'd forgotten how it works here so as I'm fumbling around trying to figure it out an employee came out and walked me through it which I appreciated. There are also instructions on screen to try and guide you. You open up the app and find the QR reader and make sure you have your payment set, scan and go in. From what I understand there are cameras and sensors that track your purchases so when you walk out it just bills your account and emails you a receipt. Very interesting concept. So, my impressions of it all outside of the cashless check out is that it's basically a 7 Eleven or similar convenience store. Some hot food and cold sandwich options, lots of drinks to choose from including soft drinks, coffee and plenty of snacks. The prices are a little higher than at a convenience store, especially since at say 7 Eleven they may have 2 for $4 on a bottle of coke or some similar promotion. Here at Amazon Go they sort of have a promotion but they're more akin to Subway where you have to buy a sandwich or something. I had a mini personal pizza from here and at $5 it wasn't bad. I'd go again simply for that but beyond that Amazon Go is just a cashless convenience store, convenient so that you don't have to really deal with lines.

Very convenient. Easy to grab lunch or dinner. The only problem is that they don't refill quickly…read morethe food by 12:30PM there is already no salad or sushi. Sometimes also you get charged twice for the same item so check your receipt on your account.

I really like the little store a lot they have available in their Cafe one of my favorite brands of…read moretea, Tao of the tea from Portland Oregon which in my opinion are world class in terms of quality and integrity. In the candy and treat bags section, there are also hard to find coffee treats that I stop in for and are super great, especially as gifts. Quite a nice little place with lots of high-quality inventory and friendly helpful staff would most certainly highly recommend!

I first set foot in The Little Store back in 1970. Hadn't…read morebeen back until my wife and I moved to Lk. Samm area in 2001. It is a treasure to this community. Wonderful people running it, and prevailing against all odds - odds stacked against small businesses every which way. Shop there and enjoy their selection of baked items (including vegan) and coffees. Bang On, LSW! John Hanford

First time here, just stopped in to do some regular shopping (not picking up a prescription). The…read moreproduct selection was fine -- nothing amazing, nothing terrible. What really stood out, though, was how unhappy most of the employees looked. The cashier and the woman in the photo section especially seemed like they'd rather be anywhere else. Maybe it was a rough day or they were short‑staffed, so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. On the bright side, one employee -- a petite, dark‑haired woman -- was super upbeat and friendly, smiling at everyone who walked by. She single‑handedly earned them an extra star from me.

The Worst Pharmacy Experience I've Ever Had…read more This was my first time using this Walgreens pharmacy, and it will definitely be my last. I'll gladly drive farther before having another prescription sent here. Around 1:00 p.m., I called to see if my prescription was ready. The person I spoke with told me they were about to go on their lunch break, but said it would be ready by 2:00, and definitely no later than 2:30. Since I also needed a knee compression sleeve, I figured I'd head over around 1:30 and do some shopping while I waited. By the time I finished and got in line at the pharmacy, I ended up standing there for close to an hour. It was finally about 2:30 when I got to the counter, so I assumed I'd be in and out. The employee asked for my information, walked over to the prescription bins, and spent a little while looking around. It seemed pretty obvious my prescription was already there. She came back and told me to have a seat because the pharmacist still needed to review it. So I waited. Five minutes passed. Then ten. Then fifteen. Meanwhile, I watched the pharmacist continue helping customer after customer without ever acknowledging me or giving me an update. At that point I wasn't even frustrated about the wait anymore--I just wanted someone to explain what was going on. Around 2:50, as the pharmacist was about to help yet another customer, I'd had enough. I walked up and said this was unacceptable and that I wanted to speak with the manager. The pharmacist came over and asked what happened. I explained everything, including the phone call earlier in the day. What surprised me was that he didn't seem to believe I had even called. I pulled out my phone and showed him my call history. I even asked him how else I would have known they were going on lunch break if I hadn't spoken to someone there. Instead of trying to fix the problem, the conversation turned into figuring out which employee I had talked to, almost like they were trying to catch me in a lie. That was honestly the most frustrating part. At that point, I didn't care whose mistake it was--I just wanted the prescription I had been told would be ready. What really stood out was that I wasn't the only unhappy customer. While this was happening, other people waiting started chiming in, saying this pharmacy is always slow, that they've had similar experiences, and that it wasn't the first time. I understand pharmacies get busy, and I know prescriptions have to be handled carefully. I'm not asking anyone to rush something that affects my health. But if you tell someone a prescription will be ready by a certain time, don't make them wait an hour in line only to tell them to sit down with no explanation while everyone else keeps getting helped. Communication, honesty, and a little respect for people's time go a long way. Unfortunately, I didn't experience any of that here.

This is a great store! I don't understand why there are bad reviews. The service is great, which is…read moreproviding convenient items for purchase. There was a time where I forgot to buy tissues at the store, and I didn't want to drive all the way back to Target. Lucky enough, this store has some household essentials. There is also a decent selection of wine, but I personally am not a wine drinker. Normally, I'm not accustomed to seeing a wide variety of items that are found here; which, is very convenient. Note: I will say: if you're visiting the city, it may seem a little odd and spooky, when it's late at night; in the winter, in the dark. However, in my experience I would say it's great. :D

New Owner is absolutely amazing. Every time I walk into the store I am always greeted with smiles…read moreand there are always customers talking with the cashier. It is as if there has been a community formed with ZIP market and Kirkland. All of these bad reviews no longer apply, all because of the new owner, who treats his customers with a high amount of respect. I will always support this store. PLEASE do not let the bad reviews of the previous owner sway you. As the new owner is WAY better. Great Service, Great Ambiance.

There was only one employee there and there were six customers ahead of me so it took a while for…read morehim to get around to me. The food was worth the wait but when I asked if they validate parking (this app says they do), he informed me that they do not so I was hit with an unexpected parking fee.

Well, what do you know? Went to Lake WA BLVD to visit my husband at his work, then he introduced me…read moreto this cafe because we walked outside around 10 am, and no place opened, except for this place within walking distance. It's like a Vietnamese deli that sells international items. The market is clean. I got the Jambon Banh Mi (equivalent to ham), and the bread itself was good and crunchy. I also noticed the store carried some authentic Italian noodles, so I had to purchase some for my dinner tonight. We were the only ones inside the deli at 10 am on Thursday, so dude was fast with our sandwiches.

I love Ken's . Even when the cashier reads my birthday out loud. The team is kind, knowledgeable…read moreand very helpful. There is a variety of product and they seem to always be stocked with what I need. Also the smash burger changed my life, I may name my first child smash burger now... my wife said we can settle for Ken .

Ken's Market is the center of our Phinney Ridge community. I shop there at least once a week and…read moreappreciate the friendly, helpful staff, the excellent deli and extensive greeting cards as well as the large wine collection.