Stopped in for air in a tire as my TPMS light went off for left rear…read more I found they had an Air pump with swipe/tap to pay at a cost of $3.00. That's right $3 fucking dollars for AIR. I promptly drove up the street and checked a couple of other stations and the Chevron had free air. Greed abounds in 2025, even for gas station air.

i went there several times to get gas etc wanted 80$ of gas paid with a hundred and the attendant…read moresaid he did not have change which was hard to believe Went there again to take back a bread i purchased that contained black spots all in the bread and was stale at which time i purchased more gas etc The attendant i guess understood everything i wanted except the complaint He never apologized or offered a new bread nothing From both experience i will not go there again theres plenty of other places to get gas with nicer people

Travel Traders is a convenience store located inside of the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport…read moreHotel. It's one of the larger hotel convenience stores I've seen. A large selection of snacks, toiletries, cold bottled drinks, books, magazines, newspapers, travel items, clothing, and touristy knick-knacks. Of course, it comes with the typical hotel convenience store high prices! #TravelTraders

What a strange, strange Safeway…read more The highlight of the place is that the first level of the building is the parking level. The only part of the "store" on this level is the staircase and elevator. Otherwise, I think the store takes up the entirety of the second floor. The elevator has a huge car that can fit many people and shopping carts, but it took a long time, both to be called and to move, when I was coming and going. It was only when I left that I noticed that there are actually two entrances: the one I used near the middle of the parking lot and the one farther north. When you come up from the central stairs/elevator, it's as if you're inside any other Bay Area Safeway. Besides customer service being right next to this entrance, nothing else would alert you that you've floating over all this parking. Like almost every other Bay Area Safeway, the layout is both familiar and slightly different. You'll generally find the bakery and produce sections on opposite sides, but beyond that, everything is just so. In this store's case, all the cheese is in a regular refrigerated aisle; in most stores, it's along the back wall. It's one of the few Safeway stores that hasn't added local street names to its aisles. That was cute at first, but now that seemingly every Safeway (and at least one Vons in SoCal) has that--and some of the names are misspelled or have the wrong street type--I'm over it. Aisle 3 can just be aisle 3. It doesn't have to double as El Camino Real. I was shocked at how few people were in the store on a Saturday night. Because of this, I barely had to wait in line for checkout, and I was downstairs at my car pretty quick. The checker did a pretty poor job of bagging, but it wasn't atrocious, just wrong. I happened to be returning some canned goods here when I came. When I got to customer service, a woman was arguing her point about some discount she received in addition to WIC or some other need-based debit card. Two different customer-service people were standing there listening to her argument, and even after they had each explained to her three times the different options for resolving her issue, she continued to argue. That's fine, more power to her, but I don't understand why one of the customer-service people couldn't start providing me with customer service. When I finally did speak to the younger person, she didn't know whether they would accept my return, and she had to wait for the other person to confirm that they wouldn't accept my return. For some reason, Safeway doesn't accept returns after thirty days, even with a receipt. These were canned goods that didn't expire until 2028, but a policy is a policy, I guess. I ended up leaving the cans there, because I didn't want them. When I left the store about a half-hour later, the cans were still sitting on the customer-service counter, untouched.

I had an incredibly frustrating experience at this Safeway location involving a defective product…read more I purchased a bottle of wine that had a faulty seal; it leaked all over my car and other groceries before it was even opened. When I brought the 1/3 empty, defective bottle back for a return, I dealt with Chrischelle at the customer service deck. Her behavior was completely unprofessional. She was immediately defensive and actually shoved my receipt back at me. Even worse, she tried to mislead me by citing "ABC laws" to claim she couldn't refund a defective item--which was untrue given the circumstances. The "Defective" ABC Exception: Under California Business and Professions Code Section 25600, a retailer is permitted to refund or exchange an alcoholic beverage if the product is defective, spoiled, or unfit for consumption. A leaking bottle with a compromised seal falls squarely into this category. Despite acknowledging the product was faulty and that I was within the return window, she remained rude and refused to help. I eventually had to file a credit card dispute, which I won easily because the bank agreed the item was defective. Save yourself the headache and go to a store that actually stands behind its products and treats customers with basic respect.

Yesterday was one of the rudest experiences I have ever encountered here at this location. I…read moreusually come here often. This time my coworker and I were in a bit of a rush. We were waiting in line to redeem our scratchers (during our break) and so we were assisted by a short brown man named MACCOY. He on one of the side of his nose is a black mole. I remember his description because of how rude he is. He was assisting us with our winnings and purchases I had kind asked him if he could help us purchase more tickets. He gave me an attitude and said go to the next register. And so I did. Then I was waiting for my co worker to get his drink. I called over to my co worker (he was at the slushie machine) and I said Dan what's are you? Hurry up we're paying already! Then I can hear MACCOY yelling out loud multiple times "SASSY!, SASSY!, SASSY!" Which was very rude and uncalled for. Very unprofessional. It made me feel embarrassed because there were younger ladies (teens) next to me on the other register with Cashier names Sandy And they were looking at me. Like if I was being rude and "sassy" which I wasn't. This was very unacceptable and I will make sure this is brought up to the attention of corporate of 711. Also, how come MACCOY is not wearing a name tag but sandy was?? Aren't all employees suppose to wear name tags? Btw, sandy was very pleasant and sweet. Kind and helpful. We appreciate her most!

this place is NOT open 24 hours. any time after midnight til morning they're fucking CLOSED. Fire…read morewhoever is working or change your hours

This is by far, the best-stocked Walgreens of the local Peninsula Walgreens that I have visited…read more The store is huge, well laid-out (easily shop-able), with wide aisles, easy to view shelving, and plenty of inventory. Every other Walgreens that I visit locally are often out of essential toiletries, health & beauty products, and household necessities such as cleaning products, toilet paper, and batteries, but this one has it all. It also has a lot of employees covering the floor, which is helpful to find products or retrieve the locked-up high-theft items such as toothpaste and hair care. They have a very active & centrally located photo counter, which doubles as a customer service counter right by the front entrance facing the El Camino Real. The employees that work at this particular store are plentiful, polite, professional, and helpful (when you ask for help). The store is clean, bright, spacious, and easy to navigate, every section is clearly marked, well-stocked, and organized like a pharmacy should be. Checking out is a different story. The only cashier's/cash register are at the rear of the store facing the parking lot. There is usually only one cashier, despite it getting pretty busy here. I'm not sure why they planned the store with only 1-2 registers that are away from all the action (main entrance, pharmacy, customer service/photo desk), but it's fairly awkward to have to walk all the way to the back of the store to pay, then walk back to the front of the store to exit, it's alot of walking around back & forth, lol. I guess that's one way to get your exercise in, as well as to tempt the customer to make impulse & spontaneous purchases, or so I think. Anyways, the checking out process is perhaps the worst part of this store & its layout. The cashier's never seem well-trained, motivated, or as helpful as the rest of the employees in this store. Maybe it's a hierarchy, seniority, experience thing? I think the overall shopping experience would be better improved with more trained, energetic, and knowledgeable cashiers, that is you last point of contact in this store and it leaves the final impression as you exit this store. The lines get long and sloooow! As to the pharmacy, the line moves along. It is well-staffed, and the support staff is friendly and professional. The lines tend to swell during peak hours (morning, lunchtime, after work) but it moves fairly quickly as there are alot of people working it to move the customers along. The pharmacists are approachable and open to offer help as well as information about your prescriptions. The pharmacy at this branch is very good and I don't mind coming here at all after stopping at the local hospitals & medical clinics found along El Camino Real and San Mateo Drive. Parking is easy in the back with a big, metered parking lot (but you have to pay and it's not cheap). Street parking at the front of the store is a bit more difficult and sparse. Overall, it's a good experience here, I just wish the cashier/checkout/exit line was a bit more efficient and expedient!

Yes, they are understaffed. Yes, the customer service could be better. That being said, it's…read morerelatively fast and convenient and the workers try. Just manage your expectations and you'll be fine.

A few years ago I changed pharmacies from San Mateo CVS to Walgreens on third avenue due to bad…read moreservice. Now I am finding the same bad quality of service or "don't care attitude" at Walgreens. Phoning them is impossible and if they answer they are grouchy or they disconnect you. They often do not have my medicine in stock.

Recently I was trying to get my prescription filled but they did not have it. I experienced two…read morepeople one was the actual pharmacist who was extremely helpful. The other person who had an accent was rude condescending and would not let me talk even after I asked to let me talk. She just kept talking over me. The only reason I gave it 1 star cuz the original pharmacist was knowledgeable. Otherwise forget going here

This place is GREAT!! Manager Shannon really works hard for…read morethe customers. Pharmacy Manager Tami is my go to with med questions. Staff, service and merchandise selection is just right for this neighborhood store. Karen

The most useless customer service in the pharmacy. Only thing they worry about is the lunch brake.read more

Such a wonderful local store. Much needed after another store had left the town. Thank you for…read moreproviding such great produce and groceries. In doing so at reasonable prices. Your produce undercuts the prices of many other local stores while not sacrificing anything on quality. Top quality produce all around Thank you Dean's Produce for providing a wonderful first-time experience!

They are a reliable grocery store with the essentials with especially a special selection on…read morepastas, greens, meats, crackers, and you name it. The quality is excellent. The San Mateo location does not have pizza bread anymore whenever I go, but the Millbrae location does!