Midnite Mart

Customer service is friendly, there is something for everyone’s needs/​wants in this store. Support this business.

There is a cashier who has been very rude he has been to me and denied service harassing a customer not knowing I saw Sunday night I was especially offended by this Korean man when I saw him carding a lady clearly over 18 then denied her to buy the goods after she produced a what he asked for she was in her 30’s. He denied her service for no reason. When she asked him why he was being so rude he continued to get more hostile would not offer a number to call over this matter after she specifically asked him this man should not have a job still after what I saw if I see him working there I will not patronize this establishment

My go-​to mini-​mart. Lots of variety packed into a little package, even unexpected fruits & veggies. VAST beverage assortment. Always friendly service. Now they serve GROWLERS. Great to bring to a party + don’t forget the chips!

I LOVE THE MIDNITE MART! My husband and I have been regulars here for about 5 years now. Best corner store ever, run by a really nice family. Good selection, lots of fun little items all the time.

I’m a regular here. Stop in for beer and smokes most of the time. I’ve been a regular at many corner stores in my time, but finding the only ingredient I forgot to buy for my meal (an onion), on Christmas day. This place is clutch. Right in my wheelhouse for a five star right there.

Fantastic local beer as well as Gluten Free options! Midnight Mart offers way more than your average convenience store. The staff are incredibly friendly and go above and beyond in their efforts to make their customer’s feel welcome and appreciated.

Buyers Beware. I know this is one of those expensive ‘mart’ type places but, REALLY?! I bought a couple candy bars there and they were priced at $ 1.29, I went up to pay and they charged me $ 1.79, ONE DOLLAR SEVENTY NINE CENTS FOR A CANDY BAR. I told them that the price said, blah blah, they went over and looked and in no #English told me blah blah blah.
I refuse to shop there. This has happened about 6 out of the 7 times I’ve ever gone there.
There should be laws and I think there probably are for deceptive pricing like this, but they are small and know they can get away with it. If you question them, you just get all the snobby people in Magnolia sneering at you.
Screw this Dive, it stinks and is not worth the rip off.

Each time I am in Magnolia I end up here for some sort of reason… It’s a large mart but after coming here so many times I have only really been in the first aisle and near the cold drinks.
They do have jalapeño cheetos though, and that makes me happy. My boyfriend lives down on the water and this is the closet place to grab a snack or drinks!

It’s family owned. It’s in a good location. They have the basics. Of course, most things would be cheaper down the street at the QFC, but when you are in a rush it’s the only place to really go in the area.

Main Entry: convenience store
Function: noun
Date: 1965
Definition: a small often franchised market that is open long hours
«A small market» — Yup
«Often franchised» — Nope
«Open long hours» — Well… kinda sorta.
So according to Merriam Webster, Midnite Mart isn’t THE definition of a convenience store — which would make sense, as it has occasionally been an inconvenience to me. Lack of what I’m looking for, over-​priced candy (I just want some friggin’ gummy bears dammit!) or just the complete lack of pricing on product. I never got why convince stores think a lack of price tags is a good idea. Is it free? Do I get to name my own price? PLEASE TELL ME NOW!
Okay, maybe I’m just being slightly bitter because the last time I stopped by they were out of my precious Wild Cherry Pepsi. I was craving one and as all stoners and pregnant women know — once you crave something, nothing else will do.

Well, as my roomates say, «it’s a cool place to go, it’s open all night long — but I wouldn’t hang there too late — shady.» Prices were pretty good. Nothing great, but not a ripoff for sure. I would say the real only hinderance would be the limited size of the store. They’ve got tipical ‘convenience camping store’ supplies; flour, brown/​granulated sugar, popcorn, chips, salsa, beer, soda, energy drinks, etc. If I need something simple, I’m going to hit it up. If its something unique or slightly out of the ordinary, I’m going to hit up the Fred Meyer, four minutes away.

This place has everything.
It even has those canisters one uses for whipping cream. Amazing!