This Shell is in a prime location, across the street from IKEA and right off of 167. It has a large…read moreparking and turn around area. I stopped for gas. Regular is at $2.99 which is the average price in Seattle. Ths place needs better maintenance. There wasn't any windshield cleaner in either bucket at the gas island I was at. Both buckets were bone dry. There are piles of used tires and milk crates stacked at the side. I saw one of the last phone booths on Earth here next to the water & air pump. Look out for the deep ditch on the west side.

As far as 7-Elevens go, this one is one of the most disgusting ones in the state of Washington!…read more Sure, it's located in a very high traffic area but so are 90% of the rest of the 7-Eleven stores. That's the point right? The parking lot is full of trash and litter. They are usually out of window washing fluid and paper towels and the pumps hardly ever have receipt paper and as a business owner who keeps his receipts that is a huge inconvenience. One good thing is that this location has men's and women's restrooms however there is very little attention given to them ever. These facilities are flat out gross. There is a layer of urine so thick and crusty on the inside of the toilet bowl that you could build something with the crystals and the floor is equally as gross. I think the only attention that these restrooms get is the occasional paper and soap refill. This location is usually very busy and they never seem to have enough staff working to handle the flow of customers. More often than not, there is one employee stocking shelves, making coffee and preparing food while the other one is checking people out at 2 different registers and that employee is usually talking on the phone through his earpiece in a foreign language while he says not one word to you, his customer! I won't stop visiting this location because after all, the gas is cheap and it is a 24 hour place to use a disgusting restroom should I need to because I work all night but they could really stand some coaching on how to maintain the place and maybe hiring another employee wouldn't hurt. Thanks for reading.

The experience I encountered at this location for me to give it a low review is this…read more I was disappointed when one day I went in to make a purchase and the cashier took a phone call while I was paying. They were on the phone talking, with what seemed to be a family member or friend, for approximately 3-4 minutes. I was waiting to pay and they decided a paying customer was less important than a non-business telephone call. I am a patient person, however, making a customer wait while taking a personal call seems rude to me.

Horrible service!!…read more The cashier wanted to debate the buy two get one, at that rate I was done. I looked at it and told him it WAS the correct brand. Come to find out it was the correct brand and the promotion applied. I walked out, too much back and forth about something he was unsure about. I don't negotiate prices when I'm right.. *Shrugs*

A mild review but disappointing nonetheless: They have Diet…read moreCoke and Diet Pepsi both offered in their fountain machine. Don't be fooled; they're both Diet Pepsi

Convenient gas station with middle of the road gas prices compared to elsewhere in the greater…read moreSeattle area. More chill then the other gas station near the mall. There's a car wash here, but it's looked closed the last few times I've come through.

THIS PLACE DOESN'T EVEN DESERVE ONE STAR!!!! Last month, my wife and I pulled in in the middle of…read morethe night (between 2 & 3am), REALLY low on gas and only having cash. This meant we had very few choices where to get gas since we couldn't pay at a pump. When my wife went in to pay however, the guy behind the counter (who had JUST rung up two people) told her she couldn't get gas, and that they were closed. She told him we were so low that she didn't know if we'd even be able to start our car, let alone find another open station, but he insisted they were closed. So she came out to the car, and while telling me what had just happened, a car pulls up, the guy goes inside, AND MAKES A PURCHASE!!! So she goes back in since they're apparently open now, and dude still says they're closed!!! That's when we realized all the other customers (well, not OTHER customers, since we were not being allowed to patronize this place) had had a much darker skin tone than we had. It was also the point when I realized that we were at the same location, and inside was the same employee, who had a few weeks earlier locked the door on me! As in, I literally heard the click of the lock and the door wouldn't open, even though my wife has just come out. I went back to the car to wait until they were open again, which took all of two minutes, but not for me! That night I had only wanted some coffee though... Our situation needing gas was much more dire, so I put my feelings about the previous incident aside, and after a few more people came and went (and either was allowed to make their purchases, or they stole from them), I finally went in when another guy of similar lighter complexion pulled in, right after him. By this point there were two employees on shift. The one who gas been there couldn't make it around the counter fast enough to lock me out (I had made it a point to walk out to the street and sneak up the side so he couldn't see me coming), so he tried to tell me they were closed. At this point, I'd had it. I called him out on NOT being closed, told him I had been sitting out there watching him ring people up and asked him what the hell was wrong with him, turning away a woman in the middle of the night, desperately needing gas, WITH CASH IN HAND?! He had no answer... So I kept asking questions until he finally said, "have a good night. Go away". When I noticed the older white guy I had followed in was being rung up I finally blurted out something about them discriminating who they were selling\ not selling to, and how no REAL man would NEVER not let a female with cash in hand not buy gas in the middle of the night, especially when she tells him its possibly the difference between her being stranded or not! He kept laughing and again told me to go away. His co-worker obviously didn't care about how customers were being treated either as he just stood by and watched. I told him I'd go away as soon as I got an explanation and\ or he'd just admit that he was a racist piece of $h¡+, but he just stood there, saying nothing and laughing at me like the pansy piece of worthless garbage wasting space on our beautiful planet that he is... I finally got sick of interrogating him and telling him how utterly disgusting his unprofessional attitude was, how pathetic it was that he couldn't drop his balls and answer me, and that there was no place in this world for people like him, told him where he could stick that stupid look on his ugly face, and left, since I obviously wasn't gonna have a man to man with a racist prick that locks select people of differing skin tones out. Nobody I know is EVER going back there, whether they get restaffed or not!

I've been going this place for many years and after so many years of getting horrid customer…read moreservice I avoid this place. Employees come and go but it seems like the management has a check list when hiring: Bad manners. Check. No smile. Check Unpleasant and unwelcoming. Check Wants to get paid but do nothing. Check So I go in today. One guy is wiping down machines and a woman is behind the counter sweeping and listening to her ear buds. I stood there and stood there. Then finally I waved my arms thinking no one could be that rude maybe she didn't notice me. She stops sweeping, leans on one hip, rolls her head to one side and says - 'I see you' in the most hostile voice I assume she could muster. My only reaction was to start laughing because I couldn't be surprised. She said, 'what do you want'. I guess It's just me and how I was raised and learned human decency and customer service. Stop whatever the hell your doing and help the person who came in to make a purchase. I went against my better judgement today. Normally I drive blocks or miles away just not to have to deal with this place. My mistake. I will continue to drive further or get everything I need a head of time or to go to places where the employees are pleasant. I'd rather be inconvenienced for the convenience.

Stopped here for gas and some snacks with my younger siblings. My sister got the nachos and cheese…read morethat you serve yourself and they were stale and cold, she didn't eat them but the cashier told her she can't complain and she is paying for them. I didn't mind paying but the way he spoke to her was completely rude and uncalled for.

Not cool when I felt cheated! $3.19/gal cash vs $3.39/gal…read morecredit so i walked in there with $15 cash on this past Sunday. I didnt think there would be such a problem so I didnt look until I finished and got into my car. As I was about to drive away, I looked at the pump screen it appeared $3.39/gallon as the gas cost that I just paid! NOT COOL! There's absolutely no mistake here. I clearly handed the cashier cash. It's basically a way to make more money from those who don't feel like walking back in to request for a dollar for the "mistake" in my opinion. if I came in to complain, I'm sure they will apologize and makes it seem like a mistake. So there goes, not coming back ever.