We order propane from this company and have found their employees to go above and beyond with their…read moreservice, communication and professionalism. We would highly recommend this for any propane needs. They are also very competitive in pricing. We live in McCall.

A convenient spot to pick up a wine bottle and snack, located on the first floor of our condo…read morebuilding. The customer service was great!

From the owner: Village Market offers groceries, essentials, and meals right in the heart of Tamarack Village.read more

Very fun gas station! Its amazing considering its in the middle of nowhere in Cascade, and it gives…read moreme a lot of nostalgia. However, the workers and their policies suck. They kicked my cousin out for wearing shorts above her knees, and kicked me out for the same. If the workers werent rude, it would be an amazing place.

I found an earwig in my chicken. Never eating here again. The service was also horrible, and the…read morelady at the check out was rude.

"Miles from nowhere, I guess I'll take my time, oh yeah, to reach there."* The lyric from Cat…read moreStevens' song played in my head as we drove through open farm land for a 22 mile round trip detour from the turnoff on Highway 20 and back again to that same spot. The reason for the 11 miles in to Willow Creek Cafe and 11 miles back again on the last day of vacation was a piece of pie. Seriously. Do we regret it? Only that we bought just one piece to go. As we shared the slice of delectable berry pie at home that night we kicked ourselves for not buying a whole one. Or at least one slice each of the several kinds they had for sale. So this fan review is for the pie and the nice people who sell it at the cafe. Also I can share that it smelled wonderful in there and the owner told me they had just cooked up a batch of clam chowder, the soup of the day on that Friday in late afternoon preparing for the dinner folks. How it is that people make a go of a small business like this literally miles from nowhere, it is after all 11miles from the center of the remote little town of Vale, Oregon, is a mystery. In particular since all around is evidence of declining population and shuttering businesses in Vale itself. But the nice couple who own this cafe now purchased it as recently as 2015, I think, so they must see opportunity there for people to find and eat their good food. The convenience store associated with the cafe has shelves with minimal stocking. So while I couldn't say one should drive out of their way to pick something up there, the pie sure is great. Rumor is they have good home cooking too for breakfast, lunch and dinner. If past performance is a predictor of the future, I sure believe that based on having had the pie. Cat's song continues: 'Lord my body has been a good friend, but I won't need it, when I reach the end." I should have thought about THAT lyric in the song when I was so concerned about calories to limit myself to a measly shared piece of this great pie. I should have bought a whole one. Now you know better. THIS N THAT: 1) VIBE: See photos. Cozy country cafe meets local watering establishment. Quilts on walls and booths in the main room along with counter seating at a bar. I noted ads for happy hour and it appears they have been and wine. There is a room in the back with more seating at tables and chairs and booths along with a big TV and a pool table. I took a photo of that room but didn't post it because on the day of our visit the owner's brother was stretched out in one of the booths taking a nap after a day of hard work. While I thought that was endearing to see, and describe, I was pretty sure the guy might not find it so funny to see a photo of it on shared. 2) PARKING: Gravel lot. 3) ACCESSIBILITY: Convenience store is level in. One step up between convenience store and cafe. Main door of cafe is step up from parking lot. Side door of the cafe - to right of main - has ramp. However, that door is kept locked. If you need to use it you'll need to call ahead so they can unlock it or send someone in to ask for it to be unlocked. Once in, cafe is all on one level. Standard height seating options. Didn't check the loo. 4) WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU DON'T KNOW THE SONG?*: Here it is as sung by the talented and sexy Cat in a 1976 concert. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTmebIjKFwU

So, Many asks us to ride with them to the former house, to drive 2 vehicles to here. They come to…read morepick us up and we all need to eat. There is a restaraunt about 20 miles from here, in route, so we're going to eat there. We go in, I notice there is a large group of 15 or 20 people. We sit down, order our food, the waitress is very nice, she brings us our drinks. So like an hour passes, we still don't have our food. Understand, I notice that the large group are finishing thier food. There is no cook in the kitchen. I very politely ask the other waitress, not ours, if the food will be ready soon because the kids really can't wait any longer. The waitress yells at me and says there was a large group before us and we would just have to wait. My blood boiled, I said you know what, those people have had there food for awhile and nobody's in the kitchen. She yells again and says you'll just have to wait. I said, nope, were not waiting any longer, you eat the food. I told everybody, let's go, I'm not eating here. Needless to say, we left. I was so mad, I still am. I'm seriously considering posting this on thier FB page

Really good snacks good hot case and pizza, good cashiers and service, and a good place to stop,…read moregood selection with a lot of food and drinks

A family member purchased breakfast sandwiches at Browns market this week and ended up very, very…read moresick. They don't take clean food prep seriously! Use caution when purchasing food items. The illness came on very fast so probably salmonella. Family member has been sick for 24 hours and it was the only thing eaten that day.

We had forgotten some key things for our 4th of July celebration lunch and were in a terrible rush…read moreto find a suitable replacement. Not only were the staff phenomenally kind and understanding, they made us 23 delicious corn dogs in 5 minutes, getting us back to our reunion just in time for lunch. Thanks for saving us!

Great store. Stopped in here for diesel gas and popped in to grab some breakfast and coffee. The…read morepremade sausage, egg and cheese sandwich and the burger were actually really good. Coffee was good too - it was a Sunday so most things were closed so we stopped in here with low expectations. But everything was really good. Service too.

Clean, bright store. Fresh hot food with several choices. Employees are friendly…read more We stopped for the RV pump out which is clean.

my mom cut her finger on a lid. We had to take her to hospital for a cut emergency. never coming…read moreback.

The food is delicious!! Fresh and not expensive!! The employees are very friendly and upbeat!…read moreDelightful!

Fantastic! The places I find on road trips... didn't figure on eating breakfast in a gas…read morestation this morning. But after all other restaurants/cafes posed 15-75 min waits... I went for gas and stumbled on this joint. The guy at the counter was so damned funny I wanted to take him home (that's probably creepy). But the food turned out to be better than most of this kind of establishment and pretty cheap. Win win.

3 years ago, my husband and I were traveling from Portland to Utah. We forgot gas and were running…read moreon E and Anxiety. We had stopped one exit before and were welcomed by racists and shotguns lol, so initially showing up we were already scared. Someone at the bar close by knew the owner and gave her a call. She showed up in ten minutes and helped us with gas and lavatories and snacks. We drive by occasionally and look forward to coming here again.

Amazing people! We ran out of gas at the Rest Area 13 miles away... I gave them a call to see if…read morethey would bring gas. The woman I spoke with (Sherry *I think*) on the phone was super kind and found someone to come help right away. Not long after she said someone was on her way, Stephanie arrived with 5 gallons of gas. Their service fee was totally reasonable only $10! Stephanie and her husband were super nice as well. If you have the chance definitely stop in and meet some amazing people

Crowds of cars and worse---people. Rude people. But the area around the pumps and store is not…read moreconducive for these crowds so it becomes a cluster problem. Service in the store is normal but not exceptional. In that I don't like crowds particularly or rude people I shouldnt go here but this is a convenient stop before getting back on the road. l'll stop but won't stay long. At least at the gas station.

Very convenient, I love the fact that my apartment is just behind Mavericks, staff is super…read morefriendly always will make you feel welcome.