they just took over a very good store and then dared charge me 3x the produce amount just based on…read morehow I look and I voided their transaction. Do NOT feel obligated to help what you think is a neighborhood store but is actually a national group/store. You are better off at your main store name brands. Trust me

Understand something, this is a local neighborhood grocery store. Your not going to find Quinoa and…read moreshitake mushrooms here; its the sort of store one runs into to pick up minor items; batteries, milk, snacks, phone cards if you calling overseas, things like that. If you heading home or to a friends nearby, it does have a good selection of beer and decent price. Two frequent bus lines, #4 & #6, stop outside the shop and you can see the Kenton MAX train from the store entrance 2 short blocks up. The family behind the counter are the sweetest people; friendly, always a smile and never seen them pop off at a customer, (I've been in here enough times to know that). If you read the one negative review of this place, you can see the chip on the shoulder so clear ya own computer screen mighta cracked. If anything, the people in the store are too nice to be that mean-spirited. Last note, theres a Damn good bunch a restaurants within a 2 block radius.

prompt and friendly service . Prompt and friendly service. Very prompt and friendly service.read more

This is my neighborhood Walgreens and there's something fundamentally wrong about this place. It's…read morelike the people who work there are technically alive, but just barely. There's no sense that they're truly conscious or if they're in a collective fugue state where their bodies function, but the brains aren't processing information correctly. Just as an example, I went there yesterday for some cough syrup and found that the few employees were much too occupied wandering around to help with the giant line. And the one line had some lady there who had taken so long she sat down while the cashier read aloud to her the prices of every lighter behind the counter. I walked over to the register, put the cough syrup down to leave. As I left, I asked the young security dude if there was a manager who worked there. I was curious if anyone was in charge or if this was some kind of elaborate Andy Kaufman-style comedy bit designed to make people lose their minds. I didn't actually say that, but when I asked if a manager or supervisor works there, he reacted as if it's the first time the words of another human being had entered his ears. The confusion and bewilderment on his face filled my heart with great sadness for the future of the human race. Long story short: this Walgreens will be joining New Seasons on my boycott list. It's truly one of earths most cursed physical locations.

This business is not open 24hrs. They close from 1:30am to 5am for "cleaning" every night. Please…read moreupdate your hours.

They use to have G2 (Gatorade) on the drink machine. Now they have Power-aide. It's nice to have…read moreone of those as an option so I don't have to fill my Super Double Big Gulp cup full of pop. The lady who is there in the morning has been there for as long as I can remember. She always keeps the coffee pots full. Why pay $3.50 for a coffee when you can come here and get a refill for less then a buck. There are a couple bus lines out front, when I've had a few too many adult beverages and take the bus home, I get off and transfer here. There is nothing better than a Big Bite at 2 am before you go to bed. Remember the hot dog might have cost a dollar, but the condiments are free. Fill that boat up with chili and cheese. You'll thank me in the morning.

I've only stopped in here once to get some Diet Cokes, so it's not like I have a longstanding…read morerelationship with this store. But still, I can tell you that this market was pretty decent if you are in a pinch and need a few items. I like how there's a dedicated parking lot (nice!) and the store itself is clean and well laid-out, and because it's fairly small, it's pretty easy to find what you need - even for a first-time visitor like myself. This store is very similar to a 7-11 or a Monreal depanneur (as opposed to a larger chain grocery store. This is NOT like a Safeway or QFC or No Frills). It has the basics - mostly beverages and candies and snacks, and some essential pharmacy stuff like aspirins. But if you are in need of some bread for your kid's lunch or a soda (like me!), this place is as good as any to pop in. The cashier was super nice to me. Unfortunately, they have a $6 minimum for credit card or debit purchases, and I only had my debit card with me, so I quickly grabbed a bag of gummy bears. Oh well, at least they were fresh!

Very rude owner. Expect to get treated like shit…read more I don't have anything else to say. Except no bathroom. High prices. Very rude owner.

Appreciate this little corner store for the most part, mostly for convenience - however, NO ONE…read morebehind the counter wears a mask, ever. I've run in to grab a few things many times over the past year and the employees (and people hanging out in the store with the employees) are never masked up. Not cool.

*****Store is open and under New Ownership***** Convenient…read morelocation and easy in / easy out parking lot. I purchased of soda and juices at this neighborhood market on 11.24.2018. Clean and well organized. Efficient and friendly staff. Highly Recommend to all. *****FIVE STARS******

Although I am more of a Plaid Pantry fan (who doesn't love all though coupons!?!), I've become a…read more"regular" at this store and at the gas station in the same parking lot. Surprisingly, that means that all the employees know my name, ask how my sons are, and in most cases remind me that I am forgetting something (because sadly, I am a creature of habit). What other 7-11 store does that? I don't believe any others do. I love the employees here. I love how they are helpful when looking for something. I love how they don't get huffy, like some in customer service do, when you ask for one of those yummy Big Bites. OHHHH here is another big one. The line could be wrapping around the building and somehow I have never been in line longer then 2 minutes. They are so speedy when running two registers. Impressive! Overall, great store.

I got no complaints. Well, if I had to, the only complaint would be that there are maybe five 7-11s…read morewithin 2 miles of my house. This one is probably closest - or equa-distance to the one on lombard & st louis & lombard near ace hardware. But the counter folk are nice. The customers are a mixed, sometimes boisterous, but generally friendly group. Parking is wacky but always possible (even when you make your own). The cigarettes inside are substantially more than out (at the gas island). But they will take $1 off if you buy two. It's a convenience store... ya know. Convenient meaning open, close and over-priced.

The clerks are wonderful and polite. They get you with a smile. The gas attendant if he's can be…read morefound is slow during the day shift. There are some hours there are no gas attendant on duty and you have to pump your own gas. The store is airways clean along with the restroom.

I love a great combo, anything that goes together and makes perfect sense gives me a big warm…read morefuzzy. Corn on the Cob & Butter; Biscuits & Gravy; Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis; Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band... it's all good. A practical match though is always a nice Win-Win. Like putting together the single best convenience store with good quality and discount priced Union 76 Gasoline. Brilliant. I am one of the unfortunate who commutes across the river to and from Portland from The Couve so anything that helps takes the edge off the trip is welcomed. Getting my liquid dinosaur and a nice frosty beverage and some jerky all in one stop just makes me smile. The staff is always decent, you can't really hold it against the poor guys and gals who have to come pump your gas for being a little off putting but the cashiers are always friendly. It's a fairly simple on and off of I-5, if you're opting to cut across from I-5 to 205 via Marine Drive it's a convenient stop as well. Who would have thought I'd get excited about a place like this, but here I am, Yelpin' about it. Sadder part is you're actually still reading.... :-)

The folks who work here are friendly and helpful. It's the perfect little neighborhood store! Good…read moreselection of drinks and snacks. I'm glad they're here.

For many a moon this place was a space storage facility (btw, what's up w/all the storage places…read morepoppin' up in No Po? They're taking over entire city blocks! The former lot w/Sid Dorn Chevrolet, for example...). Then this place was called, I think, "The onion patch" for a good chunk of the mid-90s and early early 2000s, and sold local, organic produce and what-not. The mini market as-is has been in place for about 8 or 9 years, according to the fellow working the counter. This place has a cozy and admittedly slightly sketchy feel to it, nestled as it is w/heaps of dilapidated row-housing (and they are truly heaps, I say unto you!) in the immediate back drop. It has none of the advantages of the 7-11 just half a block away: it is not 24/7, there's no slurpee machine or hot n' ready junk food at the counter, no deep fried verboten sehr guten fooden. Not even a pay phone or an ATM to speak of! But they do offer competitive prices on ice cold beer---- 18 packs of PBR for just a tad over of ten smackers, So there! And "Lombard Fortune Mini Market" is a simply lovely moniker; who could dispute it??? Very scarcely do I play powerball, but if I or any other local ever wins a BIG ONE, it's only right that the winnin' ticket should've been purchased here at the Lombard Fortune, baby. Mini-market!

Friendly neighborhood spot with convenient hours and all the necessities. It's a 5 minute walk from…read moremy place, and I'm grateful to have it when I can't bear the idea of entering Safeway (a 10 minute walk from my place & so much huger of a hassle). Thanks Black Rose

Waste of time. Guy sells lotto tickets but won't cash them. All I wanted was 3$ change for the…read morevacuums across the street so then asked to buy sour beer tall can with a 20$ bill and get 3$ change and said he couldn't do it. Just waste of my time. I used to like this spot cuz of the beer selection but that seems a little picky and lame of them to do this. Won't be returning

Happy holidays just wanna let everybody know this is the best neighborhood market in NE…read more Mississippi Ave. service is good. Food is great and always have good deals. The family is always there for the people that need much love to our neighborhood for these kind people thank you, Mr. Lee

The best family run corner store in NE Portand. Period. Mr. Lee and his family have quietly helped…read moreso many kids/adults over the years. This store helps so many people in the NE neighborhood and Jefferson High School. And the hot bar food is on point. The pricing is on point. And they carry all the things you need in a pinch. Milk, butter, produce, batteries, cold medicine, gloves, beanies, you name it. You can not find a better run corner store or a better family owned business in NE Portland. Beyond grateful for this place.