Came here on a Monday night around 11pm. I guess it's a bit of a staple of the community? At least…read morethat's what the front desk staff at my hotel around the corner told me. It was pretty slow. About 2-3 people in it. It's a small store. You are paying for convenience (prices are a bit higher) because most other stores in the immediate area by foot are closed by this time / there's not a ton of competition. It's not the cleanest of stores and if you get anything that is not prepackaged, good luck to your gut because it doesn't scream the cleanest place ever. I got a few things - gatorade, candy, chips and it came out to 20 bucks. Staff is okay. Felt like they were staring me down. When I got to the registered they greeted me which is the bare minimum but felt like it was the best I was going to get. So I'll give them a half a star for that. Place is organized a bit weird. I could find items in the most random of places. Best to come here if you want one or two items.

Not the best selection, but we were able to find a few tasty wines. A little pricey, but there…read morearen't a lot of nearby shops.

The roommate and I needed caffeine. I'm used to convenience stores being on every block back home,…read morebut in Portland, it feels like you need to go out and search for them. Luckily, we found MA & PA Market on Sunday, October 9th around 6:45pm. We needed red bull! The roommate got a regular one and I got a sugarfree one at $2.29 each. I didn't look around much, but the market was a good size. I believe they have a good assortment of the usual offerings. It was a rainy Sunday, so not very busy. We were in and out quickly. Very convenient when walking around Southwest Portland.

Ma & Pa Market. You gotta love the name. Well, okay. Maybe you don't. Regardless, this is like a…read moremini mart plus. It has your standard selection of cold drinks, candy bars, snacks, cigarettes and the like, but it also stocks what seems to be an extended selection of dry goods, a decent size frozen case, and some hot food like fried chicken, jo-jo's, etc. Not that I have any reason to rock that kind of food when I'm in this area of town chock full of good food, but it's always a nice option to have. They came through for me on ice and bottled water when I was hosting an event nearby, and the ATM is convenient (even though it charges $2.95). Convenience has its price.

Two stories right downtown, with the food and drink downstairs and the pharmacy upstairs, I guess…read morethey are more concerned with grab and run than traditional shoplifting, because the M&Ms downstairs are under lock and key, but the cold and flu meds upstairs are not. Welcome to our modern world.

This is a center city CVS. Given the location, I suppose it…read moreisn't a surprise that most merchandise is in locked cases. This requires ringing a bell to summon a staffer with a key. That can take a while, as the store appears to be minimally staffed. My wife had a prescription sent there on Sunday morning. There was a single person on duty at the pharmacy. Her simple prescription (an antibiotic ointment, and antibiotic pills) took three hours to prepare, and two hours past the first "your prescription is ready for pickup" text message. But, that aside, it was a relief to find a store with a pharmacy still operating in this downtown location near our hotel. So although ours wasn't the best experience, we appreciated that CVS is still open amid difficult urban circumstances. Oh, a bonus was that we discovered this CVS also sells wine, and the prices are not jacked up to hotel levels. That was also much appreciated.

International grocery stores are a necessity as I use in my everyday life items that don't exist in…read moreconventional grocery stores. World Foods doesn't carry the ginormous container of pitted Kalama olives that the mothership Barbur Whole Foods does. But they do have excellent customer service and and will transfer a jug from Barbur to Whole Foods for me. They also sell Arz labne which I can't find anywhere else convenient in Portland. Certainly not at a conventional grocery store. They also sell all kinds of other international groceries like giant jars if dolmas, lavash, the best chocolate bars. I could go on and on. Walking the aisles makes me feel like I'm in a different country and it's fun. There's not much in the way of parking. Most people in the Pearl probably walk there. I know I do. I do know that if you want a grocery adventure check out World Foods. 2026 - Review # 6

Enjoyed this little market down from my hotel. Grabbed provisions for the road. They had some…read moreinteresting items & carry a large selection of local wine.

Once the cornerstone of this vibrant community, it has sadly now expired, apparently.read more

Clerk is junk pile and seemed like he was on some kinda speed. I pointed out someone was stealing…read moresomething by hand and he ignored the situation. Told him someone just stole something and he tossed a karen fit. asked me if i was going to do anything. I replied with, nope thats your job. He called me worthless, this costed the business 30 dollars. Seems like he doesnt care if the company loses money via shoplifters or his disrespectful attitude. owner needs to hire a real man and replace the scared boy. Clerk also didnt know how to operate the card machine. Wouldnt be surprised if hes stealing from the company on the side.

I was impressed with the high-quality selection of whiskey and tequila when I walked in. The store…read moreis not very big, but they have definitely stocked it with the right products. There's a great selection of bourbon, rye, and scotch whiskeys. There's also a really good selection of Mezcal and additive-free tequila.

Great shop in the Pearl District! Great prices, friendly staff, and convenient location for the…read moreneighborhood. A true one stop shop for your liquor, spirits, wine, and mixers!

Ummm I went yesterday in the morning around 7 am and there was a note on the door that instructed…read morecustomers to the windows were we could be helped. I was standing at the window and pressing the button to let the worker know I was there. The employee looked at me and continued to do what she was doing. I gave her the benefit of the doubt and let her finish but 5 min passed and she moved onto another activity leaving me un helped. I then go to the door and it's chained but I was able to crack it open and asked if she was going to help me out in which she replied 'no' ??? I was confused and extremely irritated she would respond like that. I also told her to change the sign on the door if she doesn't want to do her job. I get it's in pdx and they deal w a lot but if you don't want to deal with people don't work in the industry. The employee was a skinny white lady that appears emo. Watch out for her if she's working because she won't help you. Do better plaid pantry.

The plaid pantry on burnside and grand has the rudest clerk ever. I'm 45 years old my ID is expired…read moreby 2 days, I'm waiting for my new one to come in the mail and he wouldn't sell me any tobacco products. I'm 45! He's the most unpleasant person I've ever met. First he ignored me for 3 minutes be cause he was reading, and then he behaved as if me asking him to do his job ie ring me up was unthinkable. I will never ever return to that plaid pantry again

Better customer service when I was buying my items a short white man decided to be really rude and…read moremean at the register for no reason when all I did is ask for a bag.

I came here to just pick up my Amazon order since this locker was the closest to my friends…read moreapartment. We found it easier since it was at a corner but it's in a small plaza so there wasn't a lot of parking spots. When I walked in, I went straight to the locker which is on the left side of the store. The worker asked if I needed any assistance but I told him I was just picking up my package. The process is easy, you just put in your code and the locker open. My issue was that there were other packages in the same locker as my item. So I had to look through them and put back the packages that wasn't mine.