Shell Stadium Market

Check your bank statements for duplicate charges after making a purchase at this location. Also, I advise you take any dispute directly to your bank, don’t expect any help from their employees.

Wow, I came to look at these reviews because I was stunned by the rude and angry behavior of the store manager. I was traveling and wanted to use up some extra change, so I carefully counted out the exact amount (mainly quarters and only 1 penny, even though I had many more) for him. His eyes flared and he screamed, ‘give me the money’. It was sitting 1 foot in front of him on the counter! He somehow took it as an insult that I had used change. This guy is a major rage-​a-​holic and it seemed that other staff members had the same negative feel. Not at all the way I would think a high-​end international brand would want to be represented. This guy should have his franchise revoked.

The store side of this Shell is pretty big, one of the largest ones I’ve seen in Seattle. They have a large selection of snacks, gum, etc. as a result.
I pumped gas & paid cash. The cashier barely acknowledged me, busy talking to someone else behind the counter.
The location of this gas station is awkward as you can only get to it coming south on the end of 99 or heading west on Denny.

Run by belligerent and ugly trash. Unless you are on fumes move on to the Texaco. Unfriendly staff and disgusting humanity lurking outside. I would never let my wife get gas here. Give your money to anyone else.

The men who run this Shell station are extremely creepy. I live nearby and have gone there late at night when other stores are closed, the cashiers have always made me feel very unconformable. I’ve even gone in with my boyfriend to buy beer, and having him there did not stop them from ogling me. I’ve also heard this from female friends. If you are a woman I would be wary of the people who run this gas station.

Another story of, «I was running on fumes», which practically is always the case for me gassing up in downtown Seattle with not a bar remaining on my gas meter. Normal stuff in my life, pushing the car right to the brink of dying (I gotta stop doing this!) so I asked my dear to please find us a close enough gas station before our night bar meeting with another Unilocal friend in Belltown, and this is the one that popped out on the radar. Close to the Space Needle I have never been to this side of town at night, and for good reason too. Forget about the gas prices first, I’ll get to that in a little while, but it’s in an odd location from the type of public that is around here.
Any later in the night I might risk my lack of gas and go to another one due to the shady characters that roam around like zombies in this area. The one thing I noticed being here at 9 pm, it felt like midnight and it felt like I was going to be approached by a panhandler, no fault of the gas station at all. Going in to pay before I pump it just felt off, non-​welcoming, like being outside, minus the potential pan-​handlers. I was amazed at the extreme mark-​up of gas compared to being outside of downtown, sure I’ll give you the excuse of being in the city, but not to the extent of being ripped off, or robbed at ‘gas-​point’.
Don’t bother filling up, just put enough in so you can get some if you are residing outside the city, you’ll save. not a few cents… more like a few dollars! Thank you for at least being in the downtown core!

Boooooo. I went in one time to get a sweet treat, and there was no candy bar under $ 1. Also, the guy behind the counter who wasn’t running the cash register was mumbling to himself and when I asked how their night was going, he replied «good, bud deeeeee» and then for the rest of the cash transaction he sang an improvised childish song about ‘bud deee’. It should have been funny, but it was annoying.
Also, there is no stadium near the Stadium Market. Booo!

Yowza!
Gas is expensive at this location. Being in the ‘city’ but not quite ‘in’ the city, you’d think that this location wouldn’t be gouging you at the pump.
I didn’t go inside but gas was a good $ 0.20 more a gallon than other stations about a mile away.
Buy if you must but beware the mark-​up!

I just go here for gas. I don’t like to go here, or anywhere in the city, but I’ve gotten over it since I now live in the city. I feel gas is always more expensive in the city, but I there are times that I’m not out in the suburbs visiting the in-​laws so I have to go here to fill up.

This gas station seems to attract a more violent and disrespectful clientele at night than others in the neighborhood, so much so that the convenience store closes from 2 to 3 a.m. at least a few nights a week. The staff is always helpful and friendly though, even as they endure constant verbal abuse from gang members, crackheads, and whores. Probably the best gas station food selection I’ve ever seen; the pre-​made sandwiches are delivered from a local company daily and are delicious; try the chicken salad and the roast beef with pesto mayo. There are fresh salads too, and even vegan sandwiches and pastries. Lots of canned and bottled beverages also, and the store is clean, neat, and well lit.