Little Store At Richmond Beach 2002 Northwest 196th Street, Shoreline, WA 98177

"Awesome corner store. Takes EBT for food and snacks but has just about everything you could possibly have to make a quick run to just about any store whether it be grocery,hardware, convenient,drugstore,beauty store, department store... They have it all and for a reasonable price"

"I grew up in this neighborhood and have lived here 30+ years. This store has only seen slight changes, such as staff and ownership. But the store is literally just the same as it was when I was little, which is so comforting in a fast-paced world of change that we live in. The people who own and run this store now are so kind, cheerful, and personable. They literally have everything you would need from a little convenience store and SO much more. I hope this place is around forever and never changes."

"This place is the definition of my childhood, and this applies to my peers as well. Many times my friends and I have gone down here to stock up on food and drink, then had an absolute blast afterwards playing videogames and whatnot, this place is amazing and adds spirit and a hint of small town hospitality to this rather urban town, I owe it thanks to many great childhood experiences I have had and will have in the future."

"A classic little corner store for the community. Helpful staff with a wide variety of offerings, including Costco-size items, homemade delicacies, and numerous pastries, as well as kites and beach toys. Parking is available from a few parking spots off the street."

"If a store absolutely insists on selling items which are far past a expiry date and are stale or tasteless, at least offer a discount. Trying to conceal the date is insulting. And this was the case the other times I had the unfortunate experience of purchasing here. It is difficult to believe that beer which does not rise to the high standard that PBR has could really taste worse( I refer to BEER,not ma l t liquor or high gravity Drink that no one i personally know can hold down more then a swallow without gagging.) Somehow beer which is at best sub par was retch inducing. And since there was a number of bands playing a show on the beach, I could either drink the overpriced metallic tinged beer that not even those who don't bring their own beer would touch or aside from perhaps a designated driver or two be the ONLY sober person at a summer outdoor punk/metal show. Although the music was worth watching ,I must thank little store for ruining my day and though i had long forgotten this anecdote,the stale chips and flat,warm soda I purchased a hour ago reminded me of thus. By the way,no one likes being profiled. I still dress as I did in the late 80s with the exception of my 18 inch high rainbow coloured Mohawk. Perhaps the person at the counter should consider that if I intended to rob the store, I likely would n9t wear 20lbs of spiky leather with nearly knee high polished steel toed boots and a bullet belt. Maybe I wouldn't have blue hair,either. Not sure what he believed my intention was beyond being overcharged for the stale food and beverage , but it is laughable to believe I would go to a moderately conservative residential neighbourhood dressed this way and do anything more illegal then jaywalking.. Thanks for a reminder of what it was like before punk rock was primarily a socially acceptable fashion statement as it is to many now. But, just because I dress as I did in the 80s does not mean I miss the profiling which made little sense then,and less now Next time I visit this area,I will bring beer or whatever else with me."