Am a student I go here few times for lunch. Every time I got they start saying am selling. I just…read morewalked in one of the workers starts yelling at me to get out that I stole something. Saying she had the camera recording. And the food taste horrible feels like eating first straight from the ground. Don't recommend

Pulling into Hermiston and in serious need of a little medication. Fast and friendly service here…read moreas always. Lots of interesting people in line here tonight. Got a little friendly harassment by the guys in line but that's okay. On the road again!

Always a pleasure dealing with this crew. Used to buy the disposable vapes, I have pod mods now and…read morethey are great for support on those. I buy all my juice here, and the juice club card is a huge perk.

Make sure you ALWAYS get your receipt if you decide to go here. Or you'll get bamboozled.read more

America is losing a classic in the name of convenience and you know what? Millions are giving up on…read morethe sweetest fruit, the seeded watermelon. Hermiston, if you're not aware is the watermelon capital of the world. Something about the hot days and cool nights makes for exceptional melons. I'm often on Interstate 84, there is family in Idaho, so in three summer months I capitalized on my geographic luck and slip off highway. Have you tried to find a seeded watermelon lately? It's not that easy. Do yourself a favor and get back to the seedy side. Bellinger Farms sits about four miles northwest of I-84 at exit 188. Go past the Pilot Truck Stop, through Stanfield and you're there! Fresh fruits, unique jams, preserves and jellies, a little candy and neat odds and ends line the walls. Super friendly staff too.

To us, this place is famous for the best watermelon and cantaloupe in all of Oregon. Something…read moreabout Hermiston soil and whether that makes this fruit so wonderful this place has been around a long time to stay forever. The restaurant however is so - so you can get OK lunch or dinner, but it is not fantastic food but fairly reasonable for the amount and quality that you get.

wonderful! kind and pleasant staff -- refreshing!…read more dealt with many hoops to jump thru with insurance and they made it quick and easy for me

Wonderful place to sit down and eat.homemade food served with a smile .very old timey feeling and I…read morelove it !

Shop elseware! . Completely gone down hill and so poorly…read moremanaged now.. , always understaffed and management refuses to fill empty cashier stands, (even temporarily) while there is consistent lines leading to the back of the store ..frusterated customers always irritable and bickering. Theres flies all around the deli counter and in the kitchen... This place is a dump now.

At 6:20 pm tonight at Safeway in Hermiston, OR, I was victim of a robbery. Some of my personal…read morebelongings sitting on my cart, all my groceries, and the cart itself disappeared. I had left them for approximately 60-90 seconds parked out of the way in the view of the cashiers, to walk into a nearby aisle to pick up a very few other products before heading out. When I came back a minute later, it was all gone, along with my gloves. I walked all over the store looking for the cart for nearly 10-15min, even outside, fearing for my stolen gloves. The store was not very busy, and there was a lot of staff there tonight. How could my whole full cart disapear in such a short period of time in everyone's sight? I felt like I was victim of a robbery but it did not make sense: why would someone steal my cart? My gloves, I would understand, but my unpaid groceries? This felt more like a bad prank... So, I decided to walk through the doors where staff leaves supplies and through which we had to walk to access the restrooms. There are carts parked there sometimes, away from the patrons' sight. Nothing. I decided to ask a staff member for help. He did not even have to think about it and took me right to the customer service desk, look, then reach underneath the desk and gave me my gloves back!!! What the f***? And what about the groceries? "We put them back." "All of them" I answered, chocked; the cart was full. They emptied it all in less than 90 seconds. All of the shelves were empty, I had to rush to grab as many as possible of the groceries I wanted to buy but some were all already gone. It took me twice as long to do my groceries after a 10h shift with bearly a lunch break, trying to help the community. I was exhausted and hungry. And today is my freaking birthday! I would have never thought I should worry about being treated like this in any Safeway. I tried the store customer service, the lady there hid into the office when I went to see her. I left to put my groceries away and came back, tried for 10 min without luck so I left and called from the car on my way home. I talked to the manager who told me something stupid: "we had to put your groceries away because of perishable items". There was barely any perishable beside yogurt (which is fermented) and a few produces. No meat. That is the most stupid answer ever. 90 seconds max I was gone. And my gloves were there, which clearly indicated that I was coming back... Shortly!!! I worked in the food industry so that obviously was a bad excuse for either a terrible prank, especially since I ran into an empty cart with only 1 meat item in it, sitting in an aisle instead of a fridge. Is this because my Licence plate is from another states? Or is this because of my accent? I heard of discrimination at Safeway but never believed it as I have been shopping at Carrs and Safeways all over the North West and never had a problem! This is unacceptable and extremely stressful. I talked to a few persons tonight about my terrible experience: everyone leave their carts unattended for a bit, and it seems this never happened to anyone elese. The only good point to this terrible affront is that I spent way less money than I attended to.