Strolled through later in the evening around 8pm on a Thursday. It was pretty much dead. Which…read moremakes the experience so much better. It was snack heaven. There were a ton of snacks I haven't really seen before or knew was a thing. It was a pretty large location compared to the others I've been. But with that being said... there wasn't a ton or really any hot food options. I just needed to line my stomach with something that wasn't chips and that was my main visit so that was a bit disappointing but then again.. the worker was all alone so there is some patience I'll have with them. Brightly lit and things were put away. I didn't see too many bare shelves. It's in a business park with a bunch of different business. You can see the 7/11 sign if you're going in one direction but not the other. So be ready to hit that quick right into the lot. Plenty of parking. That won't be a problem. Prime location with not another convenience store in the area and with a few hotels down the road.

I had an extremely upsetting experience at this 7-Eleven. I am a wheelchair user, and the cashier…read morerepeatedly made inappropriate and ableist comments toward me, including asking, "What's wrong with you?" and "What happened to you?" simply because I use a wheelchair. I had already paid for my food, but she took/stole my food instead of allowing me to leave with what I had purchased. When I told her that I intended to report the incident and asked for her name, she refused to provide it and threatened to call the police on me. She also made a completely inappropriate comparison between me and my friend who was not using a wheelchair, telling me that I was "the bad one" and my friend was "the good one." I found this incredibly degrading and discriminatory. Customers with disabilities deserve to be treated with the same basic respect as everyone else. I hope management reviews the security footage, investigates what happened, and addresses this employee's behavior. I would strongly encourage management to provide appropriate disability-awareness and customer-service training

I was shopping at this Walgreens about 45 minutes ago when I had to suddenly run out to the parking…read morelot because of an emergency involving my dog. I left the items I intended to purchase in the first aisle, which is covered by security cameras, so it would have been easy to verify what happened. When I returned to finish shopping for urgent medical supplies my boyfriend needed, the manager, who introduced himself as "Jaja" Omar (pronounced "Ya-Ya" Omar), immediately accused me of stealing, threatened to call the police, and ordered me to put my items down and leave the store. I did not steal anything. Instead of checking the security footage, he refused to investigate and chose to publicly accuse and embarrass me. I was a paying customer trying to complete a legitimate purchase, yet I was treated like a criminal without any evidence. This was one of the most unprofessional customer service experiences I've ever had. Customers deserve to be treated with respect and given the benefit of a proper investigation before being falsely accused. I will not be returning to this location, and based on my experience, I cannot recommend shopping here.

Bad place, not punctual employees, I waited a very long time for the opening of the pharmacy after…read more9:00 a.m.

Used profanity and racially derogatory language. At approximately 3:40 PM on March 16, 2026, my…read morebrother and I visited the 7-Eleven located at 20008 International Blvd in SeaTac. After my brother completed his purchase and asked for a bag, I finished my purchase and the clerk did not give me my change. When I asked for it, he claimed my change was used for a bag given to my brother. He never mentioned or told my brother there was a fee for the bag. I told him my purchase had nothing to do with his purchase. The clerk began yelling and using profanity, telling my brother to "get the fuck out of my store." During the confrontation he also used racially derogatory language, referring to my brother as a "black motherfucker." This escalated what should have been a simple issue about change and a bag. If he responded nicely, my brother would've paid for the bag. At one point the clerk also reached as though he might be drawing a gun, which made the situation feel threatening. I attempted to calm the situation and told both of them the argument was not worth escalating, but the clerk continued using profanity and again told us to "get the fuck out of my store," while claiming he was the owner. I am sharing this because customers should not be subjected to profanity, racial insults, or threatening behavior over a routine purchase. Regardless of whether this person is an employee or the owner, this interaction was unacceptable and extremely concerning. I'm also asking anyone who could be subject to racial slurs, to not patronize this store.

I would give 0 stars if I can. Terrible customer service. Cashier yells at customers. Very rude…read more Never again.

This was a very seedy gas station. While pumping gas, we were approached by beggars from both the…read morefront and back of our vehicle. My adult son had to cover my back while I finished paying at the pump. They might want to invest in some Security. I wouldn't recommend a female come to this location by themselves. It was conveniently located near my hotel and the car rental return. I ignored the price because I was used to everything being overpriced from my week in the PNW.

Finding the Shell in SeaTac on International Boulevard was straightforward today, Wednesday 2…read moreAugust 2023. It was located after some construction heading northbound, however the sign still made it easy to spot from the road. There was a little bit of incline on the turn in from the road, but I did not scrape the bottom front of my car. The spots were close together, so it was a tight fit for the stall I pulled in as there was a car in front of me. For my payment method, I went with a Shell gift card I received from my aunt in 2021 for Christmas. Paying at the pump was simple and instructions clearly communicated. Regular/unleaded was $5.799 per gallon, which while high is not the highest I have seen in the Puget Sound area in the past year or so. Fueling was smooth and when the receipt printed after I was finished it even listed my remaining gift card balance, which I thought was pretty neat/helpful.

Really good people run this store and take pride in it which shows. I like to support privately…read moreowned small businesses. Good prices too.

Claiming the name, Tom's Finer Foods, I dreamed this place could carry specialty cheeses and baked…read moregoods by local artisans. Instead, it carried cheap beer, Cheetos, and du rags. I bought a gallon of spring water for 1.99. I added pics to help yelpers see it for what it is, an average neighborhood convenient store.

I CANNOT say enough great things about Bryan (Pharmacist) and his wonderful team. I have a family…read moreof four all with different medication needs. They know our needs, answer our questions and are kind, so kind. They always remember our names and treat us respectfully, no matter how long the line is. I will be a customer there for life. HOPEFULLY. Thanks for putting together a great team in a convenient location for my whole family. AAA+++

The pharmacist is very knowledgeable and kind, he also gives great flu shots. Sometimes you have to…read morewait... but hey it's corporate America and a pharmacy inside a target.

Really nice people fair prices , good location Not too many…read moremini.marts close by A +++

Good lunch food, convenient walk from office, I usually get a monster and one of their fresh foods…read more(I love the spicy chicken fried rice)

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

I am an employee at the SeaTac airport, and I speak for most of us when I say that we were excited…read moreto have a 7-Eleven open in the baggage claim area. At first, they struggled with the huge number of customers who flooded in looking for snacks and beverages and at that time, they refused to sell any hot food items after 10:00 PM. They kept running out of food and the variety was very limited. It's been a few months now and they now offer a better variety of food 24 hours a day however, they don't seem to rotate the items in compliance with health department standards. I've gone in and seen some shriveled up hot dogs that look like they've been on the roller for days. They don't stock very many name brands as everything has been replaced with a 7-Eleven branded package and who knows where they source their inventory from. My biggest complaints about this location are that there are never enough employees working and the lines get very long. On top of that, their largest customer base are the people who are employed and work at the airport, and we all have to take our items through a security checkpoint, and all of our food goes into a tub and then through the x-ray scanner machine. This location started out using the 7-Eleven branded takeout containers for their hot food items like the clamshell boxes for the hot dogs and pizza slices but now they only offer cardboard boats. The kind that you get an order of fries in at the carnival. These do not go through the x-ray scanner very well and leave your food vulnerable to foreign objects or worse, getting tipped over and falling out. The employees don't seem to care about the customers which is quid pro quo for most 7-Eleven locations but since they are in the airport, they are charging you airport prices. I feel like that should come with some level of professionalism and respect, but what do I know? Most of the other retail and food establishments located at SeaTac airport offer us a 10% employee discount but not 7-Eleven, even though this location is owned by the same lady who owns all of the Hudson news locations at SeaTac. If you're in town visiting, I'd suggest walking a few blocks down to the other 7-Eleven on International BLVD. If you're traveling from Seattle and want snacks for the flight, they are a tiny bit less expensive than other convenience places on the other side of TSA. Just be prepared buy some generic alternative to what you really and and then wait in line for rude employees to check you out and argue with you if you need a refund or something doesn't ring up correctly. Thanks for reading and Cheers!

The guy behind the counter will try to rip you off. Everytime I come here he overcharges me …read more Don't come here and support this garbage business

Do not get propane gas here they charged me almost $17 for 1.4 pounds of propane....rip offread more