ampm 7301 Delridge Way Southwest, Seattle, WA 98106

"I used to be a worker at the store and told the hiring manager of the drug dealing that was going on that rat investment that is going on how her work is like to play with the customers dogs going back to cook food without I sent videos to the manager of her workers on drugs and nothing was never done .. this is a poor establishment because of management"

"Beware of this place at night! In fact just to be safe, do not use your debit/credit card here even during the day shift. And be prepared for all manner of chaos/criminal activities if you frequent here after 11pm…the skinny chic who works night shift has a, um, “side business” going on & there’s a constant stream of customers in/out at certain times of the night. These customers also take whatever they want from the shelves at her insistence. Other times you’ll find no one manning the register at all. I feel terrible for the owners; they are local, good folks - they don’t deserve to be disrespected. All of my neighbors have stopped shopping there completely & only a few still gas up during the day. I guess our community has to get worse before getting better ?? Edit: I had to come back to be fair: there is an employee who works there (I’ve seen her both during the day & more recently at night) she has glasses & is a little older than the others on shift with her, I think…she has been either cleaning or waiting on customers (usually cleaning since it’s very late when I’m omw to work) every time I’ve seen her. 9/10 when I’ve seen her, she’s been cleaning the store, the drink machines, the hot cases, etc. She is probably the main reason this store hasn’t been raided or shut down at night ! Kudos to her (I will find out her name. The skinny lady running her side business out of there is named Andrea, “Drea” & her pal/coworker is Natallie.)"

"What a sad store allowing homeless people in the back and employees who work the 10pm shift allow them to be drunk and so obviously drunk. Hey some businesses were ok with it. It's a safety issue in my eyes. To each there own I won't be coming there."

"So me and my sister went to this store today, the employees were acting strange, so we left quickly. we went to a store across the street and our walk back home caused us to walk past the am-pm, two of the three employees in the store were outside and talking to each-other. As we walked further away, we noticed one of the employees had gotten in their car and drove past us which we thought was strange but we moved on,as we turned down a street we saw the same employees car turn down the street we were on, he drove slowly past us and rolled his window down next to us. We walked past him and picked up the pace, we crossed the street a little later and noticed he’d crept forewords and was across the street from us, he waved and said “hi” and we fast-walked home. Your employees FOLLOWED two teenagers. Think about that. Our mother went back to the store and his car was there but the only employee in the store refused to tell us who’s car it was (which is fair, so we left a note on his car windshield). Never go to this store, it’s dangerous."

"The power went out at the pumps while I was mid-fill (but the store is fine) and the cashier won't give me my change back. I was told I had to wait for the manager to come back. I feel like power to the pumps is a regular issue here, as I've seen the pumps off before. There should be an actual policy in place, since this happens frequently."