This is a very clean & bright gas station... with mini mart & car wash too. The employees are…read moreconsistently lovely... how do I know...? As this station is midway thru a long walk route I use, I often come thru just to use their immaculately clean bathrooms... that are easy to access thru the wide lanes in the store... making their bathrooms legit accessible/mobility challenged/wheelchair friendly So after my bathroom break, I buy a drink or snack & then head back out... but not before I always have a chat with the lovely employees. I highly recommend this location whether you live here or just passing thru!

For all your gas, diesel, propane, car wash, emission testing, tobacco, beer, wine, soda, candy,…read morelotto, sporting license, cheap convenience store food.....needs. If only they had a taco truck out front - four stars.

Some 280lb linebacker was very rude to me. Terrible service. She should pay more attention being…read morenicer to the customer instead of eating.

Ive been going to this location for over 4yrs, recently they hired an employee named Jacob. In all…read morethe years, Ive never once been mistreated as this person has. I bring my items to the counter and he stares at me until I push them direclty to him, he rings me up and wont push my items back to me and never asks if I need them bagged. The manager is fully aware of his actions and he is still employed !!! ( BTW - Megan is AMAZING - no complaint ) this is at the location of Eagle & old State - If Jacksons 100% satisfation unconditionally then what do they plan on doing with this employee. Not only myself but my husband who goes there frequenlty with out me and my neighbors who go there have the same complaint about this Jacob. He just seems to be a miserable person and should not be in a customer service position.

One of the better stores beyond the corporate flag ship store down the road…read more ALWAYS very clean and orderly in this store. Customer service is friendly and helpful. I've been using this Albertsons recently when frequenting other places nearby in Eagle area. Downside....not much! The wine department is much smaller than the Star location. I'm thinking it's to be considerate of the nearby private wine business store...which is out of respect for small businesses. You can still find all levels of wine. I sell wine.

I just purchased a Prime rib eye steak and cooked it medium rare using an old recipe from the…read moreBroadmoor in Colorado Springs I was shocked at how tough it was and it lacked the flavor I am accustomed to for. A prime steak I am shocked that Albertsons would try to mislabel this meat and I certainly will have to go to Costco from now on if I want a really good result I live in the River district and would prefer to be able to buy locally but this was too much

Very friendly & helpful staff. I'm not much of a drinker so I think the staff get a kick out of me…read morewhen I come in 1-2 yr for holidays- to get drinks to bring for my relatives or even for me to try in my hot cocoa hee hee! I appreciate that they share info on maker, history & comparables. Thry have excellent selection of sample/small size items too.

End of loooonnngggg day. Leftovers heated in hotel room microwave and a gin and tonic were calling…read moreour name at 7:30pm. Had the leftovers in the hotel room fridge. Had no gin or tonic. A quick google of liquor sales in Eagle informed us that like our current home state of Oregon, liquor can only be purchased in state run stores in Idaho. (As the good people of Washington state now know, there are advantages to the state run system. See This n That. ;-)). Made our way to this Eagle liquor store (one of two in the city) with about ten minutes to spare before their 8pm weekday close time. Spacious store. Nice selection of gin and other adult beverages. Delightful, friendly young woman behind the counter who being only 19 couldn't offer us any advice on whether the local distillery gin that was on the shelf with others was good. In Idaho you can sell liquor when you're 19 although you can't buy it until you're 21. Go figure. We bought a favorite gin, price was a couple of dollars less in Idaho than we'd pay in Oregon, a bottle of tonic and we were good to go. We'll be back when bourbon season rolls around. THIS N THAT: 1) PARKING: Street parking right in front of store was easy to find. I think there is also a lot in back. 2) ACCESSIBILITY: Level in at door and throughout. 3) HOURS: Closed Sundays I think. (Although there are other liquor stores in the area that are open Sundays.) Mon - Thu 10a - 8p. Fri - Sat 10a - 9p. 4) POLITICAL RAMBLING - STATE RUN ADVANTAGE (?): I am a life long, card carrying Capitalist and on the face of things it might have seemed like a good idea to me too, were I still a WA state registered voter as I once was, to get the State out of the liquor sales business. A couple of years ago when the good people of Washington state passed measure 1138 to privatize liquor sales, I thought it would be an interesting experiment to observe since we keep talking about putting a similar measure on Oregon's ballot. Alas, what has happened is that liquor prices have gone up, in some cases WAY up, in Washington state post 1138. Folks drive to Oregon, across the border from Vancouver into Portland for example, to buy booze since it is lower priced here at our State run stores. As illustration, Portland area liquor sales have gone up dramatically since WA passed 1138. Another example is a liquor store that opened up in Kootenai County Idaho, right across the border from Spokane Washington. Since 1138 passed in Washington state, that Kootenai County Idaho liquor store has had an astronomical increase in liquor sales, thanks to folks making the less than 30 minute drive from Spokane to get there, and is now among the highest grossing liquor stores in the state of Idaho based on a recent revenue report. Politics can be enough to make you drink, don't you think? For now I'm thinking if Oregon did float a ballot measure, like Washington's 1138, to privatize liquor sales while I'm I still voting here I'd toast to "NO" looking at what's happened to our neighbors to the north.

Service is EXCELLENT! Shaw is so helpful and friendly and he makes sure to say hello and always…read morecalls you by name. He owns an outstanding business. I have been a loyal customer since he first opened the pharmacy in Eagle. It is always a pleasure doing business with Customedica.

Kind and helpful, every single time…read more They also have a store that has cards, gifts, and skincare. There is a very well organized section of vitamins, supplements etc and I can always find what I need as it's categorized by issue or organ. Amazing place!

Clean bathrooms, well lit, a surprisingly diverse assortment of snacks available & genuinely…read morefriendly staff. (This is the gas station basically behind the Home Depot in Eagle. I will definitely swing in again!

Best gas station and chicken joint in Boise good jalapeno poppers potato wedges great coffee…read morehelpful staff five stars

This store just opened recently, and I didn't want to like it, because there is an old time…read moreconvenience store/gas station very close to it, and I'm sure this store is taking a lot of their customers. But...my kids and I wanted to check it out, and it's pretty great. They have hot food that ranges from hot dogs to slices of pizza. Their drinks are great - they have chewy ice and a ton of sodas and flavorings. Plus you can add cherries, lemons or limes! And the main reason I'm reviewing...their employees are nice. Especially Richard, who went above and beyond last week to help my friend's son figure out the sugar amounts in the soda flavorings (he has diabetes). He just made such a great impression and we appreciated his help.