This is such a cute little store. Its such a great little hidden gem in the woods!…read more We stopped in (a few time) because we wanted beer one night while we hung out and bbq'd with friends and family. This store is perfect to stop in to for everyone living in the area. Not only is it super cute outside and in abut they have an amazing selection of beer. The whole decor is a mix of modern and very old timey rustic. Its incredibly clean inside too. I also loved the candy selection. Thankfully I didn't bring my kids with me because they would have been all over the little glass jars holding all the fun goodies. The service is also very friendly. We laughed and talked it up with the cashier every time we came in. This store is so cute I just cant get over it.

The General Store has absolutely anything you need - whether you are heading off on a hiking…read moreadventure, stopping to grab some grub for a road trip, or just need some groceries.

Let me tell you what's NOT a secret: the gas prices!!!…read more I wouldn't really care, because after all, it is a tourist town and you're expected to spend, but when you don't have the option of plus unleaded, that's where I get a bit ticked off. $3.49 or $3.69, what's your price?

This place should get negative 5 stars We paid $7.58 for a…read morepack of Mambas and m&ms You people that own this place have zero shame They are ripping you off Awful

A gas station is a gas station unless something makes it a little different than the others. For…read moreprices I usually go to Costco or other neighborhood gas stations. But I have made some modifications to my car which requires a little higher octane than usual.pump gas. This place is one of the few places in the Puget Sound area that have E-85 at the pump. I am able to mix the E-85 fuel with premium fuel and it gets what I need. The store attached to the gas station has very friendly staff and a good selection of drinks and snacks. It is a little out of my way but I visit quite often. This is a very clean and nice gas station that has E-85 for those cars that are calibrated for that fuel or for those that want a little extra octane for their car when it is mixed with little E-85.

We moved here about a year and a half ago from California. I purchase my Tahoe back in 2020 because…read moreit had flex fuel e85 option. While flex fuel does much better in cold weather, unfortunately the closest place that offers e85 is in Marysville. I have an e85 app and check it randomly hoping for a miracle! Even though it is still 4$ a gallon, it sure beats 5.49 any day! And it's about 12 min from my house! So happy you decided to put this pump in! Please never remove it!!! Us mamas that haul around kiddos all day in our SUVS appreciate it!! Also, super clean gas station!

They wouldn't sell beer to my 22 year old son-in-law because his license is vertical or to me…read more(40-something) because I was with him and they knew he had wanted it.

Rude employees, "store policiy" states that they don't take vertical IDs, wouldn't let someone with…read morea horizontal ID buy it either once they knew it was for someone with a vertical despite us all being over 21 and a different worker telling us if we just had someone with a horizontal buy it instead it'd be fine.

I was camping in the area and was out of propane. I went to request a propane fill up. The guy…read morelooked at me. He then looked out at my truck, parked near the propane, and then said "no, it's been a busy day". So because your day used to be busy and now you're tired you don't wanna give me service. When I requested the propane, he had just rung up the last customer in the store and there was only one other person getting gas. Horrible service at first I thought he was joking, but his face was just dead serious. He didn't say another word. I turned around and walked out

Double the price vs going to Dan's or Safeway which are both a mile or so away on US-2…read more Both 76 stations in Leavenworth (same owner) exist as parasites on the town, making a healthy living feeding off of tourists that don't realize how much they are being gouged until they walk out of the store (you will notice that most of the tourist impulse items like sunscreen won't have prices listed as they are hoping you will just grab them and pay without realizing they charge over $20 for sunscreen that is $8.99 at Dan's or Safeway). If you can budget the extra 5 minutes of driving save your money and get gas at Safeway and any convenience items at Dan's or Safeway.

I appreciate this market because they carry a wide variety of healthy peanut & corn syrup free…read moresnacks and beverage choices. I have food allergies too & can't have corn syrup anything and find more drinks here that I can have then any other store; even kombucha! One of my stops on the road I don't pass by when I need to stretch and fuel up. Thank you thank you thank you.

I mean, it's 7-Eleven. Expect Big Gulp cups to fill up, hot dogs rotating under a heat lamp and…read moreslurpees, which is why we came here! To celebrate slurpee day on July 7th, we visited 7-Eleven for a free small slurpee. My colleagues and I visited this 7-Eleven, which is located in downtown Bellevue during the lunch hour. We expected a line, but fortunately, not many people were here for slurpee day, so we were able to get in and out. Located off of Bellevue Way, it's easy to spot with plenty of parking in the business strip it's located in. A few of the slurpees here are based off of soda, which I don't drink. But I did find lemonade slurpees, including a mango one, which I ended up getting for slurpee day. It was way too sugary to finish, but hey, it's free. The cashier was fine with us trying the different slurpees before committing to one. When he saw we all had our small slurpees, we were able to just walk out without a purchase. Easy peasy. All in all, it's a typical 7-Eleven with treats, snacks, some items you may need on the go and for convenience, with questionable hot food items. This isn't Japan, guys. You know how it is.

It's a 7-11 so you get what you expect but the place was well stocked, clean and the cashier was…read morecrazy friendly to me at the crack of dawn.

Best selection on IPA beers, vapes, protein bars, wine and great employees who always smiles and…read moreready to help you.

This place is the Seattle version of an ABC store except the owners are amazing. Mis. Kim and Mr…read more Charlie are both elders who have been running the store day in and day out. I personally always greet them with a smile because we have grown closer in the last couple years. They love warm welcomes.

Dan's Market is a road warriors must stop for the thirst driven or hungry when traveling HWY 2 !…read more FRANK visited Dan's to scope out the solid local beers to fill my ice chest and discovered an aery of amazing treats... Upon walking in on your right will be the flesh section. No they're not selling sex but it's an area devoted to meat, you know dead animals who sacrificed themselves for my enjoyment. Nice selection of the flesh including prepackaged sausages from CURRED. For those wondering what CURRED is well it's a local ( Leavenworth ) artisan , handcrafted dry cured meats shop. They offer more than 30 varieties of award winning salami, sausages, and specialty cured meats crafted using traditional methods and high quality ingredients. I grabbed a package of BEEF FRANKS BTW for consumption later... The beer section is epic for a local store but stocked with several local brands you can't purchase at Walmart or Safeway so load up a few 6 packs.... Shocking the produce section was amazing with some really choice vegetables & fruit with vibrant colors and fresh smells... Now in a hidden area is a deli of all things. Dan's staff of elf's are making sandwich's and deep fried items.. The cheap deep fried burritos looked amazing and FRANK made a mental note for next time to grab one... Granted it's a grocery store so most of the items you find anywhere. Yet Dan's has a certain style I appreciate and this is why I'm drawn to shopping here... Anyways that's enough, you must make a stop in order to grasp DAN'S FOOD MARKET experience for yourself... You won't regret it!

We were looking for some food to bring along for our Colchuck Lake hike and stumbled across Dan's…read moreFood Market, located just a bit past the main downtown stretch of Leavenworth. What a hidden gem!! Their $6.99 sandwich deal is an awesome value, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a hearty, affordable hike lunch. You can choose from one of their set sandwiches (like the Reuben, Silly Phillies, or Wild Turkey) or build your own from a generous selection of breads, cheeses, condiments, meats, and veggies. And it comes with a complimentary bag of chips! - Reuben - a warm, pressed classic. Generous corned beef, melted Swiss, tangy sauerkraut, and Thousand Island dressing on grilled bread. Super satisfying and perfect trail fuel - Turkey Cranberry - layers of turkey with cranberry spread, cheese slices, and fresh fixings. Sweet, savory, and delicious The deli counter is right inside on your left when you walk in. Everyone behind the counter was incredibly friendly, genuinely chatting with us about our hike plans and offering samples from the bakery. Our sandwiches were made fresh and hot in minutes! The overall vibe is that of a local neighborhood grocery with staff who truly care. We loved it so much, we came back for round two. Don't miss this spot if you're prepping for a hike -- Dan's does a trail lunch done right!

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.