Cute market. James is friendly. My daughter likes walking down here for our lottery tickets and…read moresnacks. I do wish items were marked, it makes it frustrating for her, when she constantly has to ask a price. So she makes sure she has enough money for it. Not sure how a store can operate like that.

They keep selling rotten milk!!! All of their dairy gold is literally sour and chunky from poor…read morerefrigeration, I'm worried about the rest of their frozen foods. Can't return it either. Gross asf

Me and my family shop here faithfully and today Brian in the seafood department ruined that. As we…read morewere shopping today my wife pointed out the oyster case had some very large/jumbo oysters which is typically a rare occasion at this location and we always grab them when we see it. After we waited about 10 minutes in front of the oysters Brian yelled across the seafood area asking if we were ready and we said yes. He never walked over and waited to hear what we wanted all the way from the fish area which already made my wife uncomfortable and mentions to me "he seems like he's going to be rude" by just his demeanor. Once finally approached I pointed out there were 3 large bags in the oyster tank and the bag that was open was 1/2 way sticking out of the water and i specifically asked for a dozen from any of the other bags that were completely submurged to avoid any potential food poisoning. and his response was a rude as can be "Nope, I'm not opening any other bags if you want oysters you are picking them from that bag". I was mind blown and in shock as a long time customer being spoken to like this was insane. For years even before this was "Town & Country" we have been shopping here and have always had such a pleasant experience with every encounter except this guy. Brian you do not deserve to be in this industry or treat customers in this manner. Do better T&C, i doubt we will be back after this.

Snide and snobby. I was in total shock at how we were treated. Never going back…read more We would go for the absolute best produce around, but found everything else extremely expensive. We stayed out of the middle aisles, shopping on the edges. The last time we were in, the original sushi people were gone, replaced by some run of the mill contractor with fishy tasting garbage. This time, prices were unbelievable. We all know that Covid affected the supply chain and things got expensive. The supply chain has been fine for awhile, yet everything is ridiculously expensive. I am not poor. I think I have a relatively decent income. When I mentioned that I was likely to stop including this store as a regular option, I was met with death stares. Seriously? We were followed to our car and asked to not come back. Seriously? I actually went back inside and took photos of the staff running away from me. We weren't violent. We didn't cuss. We weren't loud. We just called you out for being a money-hungry conglomerate charging as much as the richest customer will pay. You should be ashamed at how exclusionary your store really is. And obviously your staff isn't trained on anything remotely close to empathy. If they were, there attitude would have been much better. Effen Mill Creek snobs.

Expired products and no receipt. After years of shady dealings, I no longer go. I recommend…read moreavoiding this store. Thank you.

It gets it done! Always friendly workers and provides me with the last second things I forget for…read moremeals. Will always go to them fist before Safeway if it's something small.

I was getting a bottle of wine before heading over to a friends house, my partner is 22 and I am…read moreturning 22 in two months. I didn't have my drivers license but had my passport card, my partner had both. She asked for both our IDs, normal since we were together. We both gave her our passport cards, but apparently the system they have isn't calibrated to scan passport cards. When I told her I only had that on me, she refused to sell to us and somewhat insinuated we could be undercover cops. I heard they have done this before to other people who looked too young even if they had a valid identification. We just went across the street for what we wanted. Pretty annoying.

Stopping by the Jacksons Food Stores on Northeast 160th Street in Bothell this morning, Monday 23…read moreOctober 2023, I was looking for a tasty treat or two. While there was an abutting Shell gas station, my car was good on gas, so my primary objective was nourishment. I parked in the strip of parking on the side of the building, which had a side entrance/exit. I entered and exited through the entrance on the front of the building, which also had a parking area. Inside I found a variety of offerings, some Jacksons brand, such as baked goods, hot foods, and beverages, and some other brands including things like frozen novelties and chips. The location also had an ATM. I arrived late enough in the morning that some of the hot food items were on super sale. The two items I went with were a Foster Farms jalapeño and cheese corn dog for $1.99 and a Jacksons chorizo, egg, cheese, and bacon burrito for $2.50 (both prices were pre-tax). With tax my total came to $4.94. Both items had nutritional information on the packaging. Payment was straightforward and the workers I interacted with were friendly and appeared in good moods. My exact coinage was even readily accepted. Both food items were warm and tasty. No one interrupted me while I ate in my car. The caloric total for both items was 800, which was a perk as I found the two items together to be satisfying as a lunch. I appreciated the proximity of the location to the nearby highway(s).

Very friendly and welcoming staff, great variety of beer, wine, snacks and candy. Great prices for…read morevapes! Cheapest I've seen.

Quarantine Corona Virus time and this place has reasonably priced toilet paper, sugar, flour and…read moreabout 100 kinds of beer and even more wine. There are snacks and candy and most anything a convenient convenience store would need. The gentleman behind the counter was friendly and made quick work of my purchase. Cool little spot.

Head to the cafe! They have delicious coffee; I recommend the ginger latte. It's creamy, strong,…read moreand the ginger flavor is present but not overpowering. And it was only $5! The barista(s) were nice and the latte came out relatively fast--an employee was being trained, so it took a little extra time. For breakfast, I went to the "hot food" area at the end of the cafe past the sandwiches. Not only was the "hot food" breakfast sandwich a better deal than the cold one, but it also looked more appealing! It had an herb biscuit, bacon, egg, and cheese; perfect for the morning. They also have a lovely produce section! I got a banana that was pretty good as bananas go.

Just a great store. Wide variety of fresh food. Wide aisles and good displays. Wish they were in…read moreSoCal.

Went in to buy a small amount of gas. After filling up, I turned on the car and realized that no…read moregas has gone into my car yet I had been charged. The management refused to refund me.

Very good, so apparently they have bathrooms and microwaves, also they have a 1/2 lbs hotpocket and…read moreit is amazing. I usually get monsters there, I recommend the gum-ball ice cream pop because it is delicious. Also the European monsters are very nice, they are a delicacy in the monster energy family and should be respected. I bought a sandwich there once, it was nice. I like the Hispanic lady that works there she's cool. This place is good, very nice

Large alcohol selection. All the convenience store items candy, cigs etc…read more They also have some off brand stuff, so you'll see different types of chips, candy, pop available. The pre made hoagies are decent enough size, and during they day they have hot fried food such as burritos, corndogs. In the morning they have some hot pancake on a stick like items for breakfast. Bring a jacket, cause they leave the front doors open and it gets COLD!

In short A big, clean, new convenience store tucked into a…read morefairly ratty-looking building (from the outside). In long I've known for a while that this building hides good stuff behind a gritty exterior. One of the very best teriyaki places for miles around is a couple doors down. I forgot something on my way home from errands, so yesterday stopped in to grab it at inflated convenience-store prices. Walking in, everything was clean and bright, and of course every inch of floor is packed with all the different corporate candy and snack merchandising. Both guys working were friendly and cheerful, and clearly kept themselves busy sweeping and stocking and whatnot when foot traffic was low. They have big long banks of coolers, all the doors are new and clean and crystal-clear. Everything is fully stocked front to back and side to side. They seem to have all the usual suspects in stock. I got a Gatorade, and I got my lovely bride her Lifesavers. They're literally 4x the cost than if i had remembered to grab them at the supermarket, but that's what I get for not wanting to double back. I rarely hit convenience stores unless I am being awful about snacking on a road trip. That's such a habit for me that I was almost sad not to be driving out to the coast or something after I paid...lol