Gliding Eagle Marketplace

Open in here for the usual things one needs at a corner deli/ fuel station, & every need was met & surpassed. Fuel prices very reasonable, staff very friendly, Bathrooms clean. Had a club sandwich at the deli with delicious large portion & the gal was super-friendly as she gave me a side salad. Another regular customer gave a high-recommendation to their burgers.

They have the cheapest tobacco and gas in town. I'd recommend there Deli in the back. They have the only full breakfast menu in town. A great place to to bring your kids to eat. You can call 360-297-7439 and pre-order food too. Hands down the best place to eat in Kingston.

This is a restaurant inside of a gas station so my expectations were not high. I was pleasantly surprised. The food is good and it has big servings. I have eaten here multiple times and it is reliably good.

I have to amend my review - We didn't eat here we ate in Port Gamble.!!! Sorry for the confusionThe views and location are great. The waitstaff was pleasant. The food was a little on the pricey side. My wife ordered the mussels which she liked. i ordered the hamburger which i thought was on the small side but was yummy nonetheless. Our kids ordered the mac and cheese which we would not recommend since it was mainly cheese with very little noodles..The store is cool - lots of old style sodas and candy for the kids. And great ice cream..!

Totally convenient and the best gas prices around. We always gas up here. Also good if you just need a very basic staple (like wine or beer.... well, ok. Milk and some other things, too) and you're coming from Hansville or Eglon, and are too lazy to go all the way to Albertson's. (Oh, please. We've all been there!) I haven't had anything from the deli, but reading the other reviews, I may have to stop here for a quick bite. I've also noticed it's always clean and well-lit, inside and out.

The last time I got a salad it had more croutons and bread than salad. Not here. This was a chicken salad the healthy way it should be made. Came with a good balance of cucumbers, carrots and hard boiled eggs. Getting gas for my car next and it's the cheapest around.

It's a gas station. Well there are Shell Gas pumps outside but this isn't a Shell station. It's a quick stop gas shop with a little more extra. It's cheaper price wise here then out in town for octane. And it reminds me of a 7-11 with the lay out. I know you read those reviews. Cashiers on the right of the door. Drinks aka soda, liquor, water all along the wall and snacks and small electric stuff in the center floor. There's also like a hot deli restaurant all the way in the back. Overall five stars mainly because the gas was cheaper here. Now excuse me, ooo Lotto slips. M

Really like the folks who work here. Great attitude clean place. I go here all the time. Cheapest gas in town!

I like the gliding Eagle Marketplace for its convenience to obtain gas and quick Deli bites. Both are very reasonably priced.If you're into snack type foods, that aren't very healthy, this is the place for you. The deli case is usually filled with fried something whether it's a corn dog, a chicken wing, and stuff like that. They do a bit of short order cooking and a lot of folks gather there particularly for breakfast. The pancakes are okay. But you can get anything from the menu including burgers and sandwiches. And the food is decent. I see a lot of people drinking coffee so it must be good. I don't drink it so I couldn't tell you.I think the s'klallam tribe in little Boston has done very well for itself. I patronize this place for a couple of reasons. One is convenient. Two, it supports the tribe in its endeavors to support its community.

I've loved Gliding Eagle for years and come to stock up on propane regularly. The cashiers are usually really sweet - even when it's incredibly busy. However, they recently started a new policy without updating the website or social media, and it left me without propane during a storm (my work kept me all day until after sunset, and to be fair I planned ahead by bringing the tanks that day before work). I didn't know about the new policy and had no other options. I respect why they've opted for this. I just wish they could have said something earlier to warn me so I didn't count on them. (No propane after dark)