I had $10 in change and needed gas and the owner of the store told me to go to town and cash it in…read moreat the bank. Obviously I didn't have enough to go anywhere and maybe that's why I had change..... apparently my $10 in change wasn't as good as the $10 bill the guy next to me had. Luckily we made it to the next gas station that didn't judge us or how we paid.

Was helping a friend do some work on his new home and he headed there for lunch. Nice little side…read morerestaurant with burgers, wings, chx strips etc. great service and chicken strips, and attached to a mart with what I imagine is a good variety of items (I just ducked in there to pay for my food order and grab some 2 for $2.50 large Powerades- great deal!), and a nice covered deck with outdoor seating.

It is supposed to be illegal for you to be required to pump your own gas. The way these guys get…read morearound pumping your gas for you is that they wait forever inside the store hoping that you get so frustrated. Just get out and do it yourself. I am disabled and it is very difficult for me to get around my car and put my gas. It seems to be a trick that most gas stations are doing now to avoid doing any work. I waited out here for quite some time before the guy saw me having difficulty popping gas and then finally came out, but it was too late. I already completed it. I wish these guys along with other gas stations would quit playing games. And I'm trying to take advantage of the new law. There are several gas stations that I will no longer go to in this one. Just made it to that list.

Big sign in the window No public restroom don't ask…read more Ok, I'll buy my gas at the Shell next door with a restroom Thanks anyways!

I've been spending some time in and around Stevenson, Washington for the last few weeks. I bet not…read morea lot of people in Yelpland can say that, but I can. A town the size of this it is not hard to get to know the good places to go either, it's a bonus to small towns. I have found after several trips out here that Main Street Texaco and Convenience is the place to get your fuel for mind, body and automobile. The mini-mart is impressive with everything you could want and for a small town they keep the fuel prices reasonable. How much more could you ask of this place? Clean restrooms you say? Check! Clean as any I have seen in my travels. Good solid place to stop and take a break.

Thank you Main St Convenience for having a little bit of everything, including kids swim goggles…read more Thank you for taking the time to check if you had swim goggles, when I called, thank you for offering to hold them for me, and finally a very reasonable price'

We stopped in while visiting the area and this little country store did not disappoint! Such a huge…read morevariety of candy, drinks and all other sweets - along with other daily necessities of course. Plus, we were rang up by the nicest gentleman behind the counter. He was smiling and so friendly which was so refreshing after dealing with disgruntled staff at the restaurant we had dinner just prior. If you're needing snacks or just want to restock some of your favorite childhood candies, stop in at this country store!

This store is great Little bit of everything to grab on the…read morefly or a pinch And all the owners and workers treat you with kindness and remember your name Thank you for everything Tanya lane

Great service, great food, great atmosphere, 100% thumbs up. I would rather spend my money with…read morethese guys than anywhere else in town.

as a convenient store goes. this one is pretty good. they sell fishing supplies, hunting and…read morefishing licenses. hot deli food, cold beer etc. the prices are not bad, and the service is usually pretty good. the owner has a hard time with English I think. so it may come off as he is rude. but I don't think he actually is. their hot deli food is not greasy at all, and the chicken strips are pretty dang good.

This small convenience store is at the end of the Columbia river scenic highway. It's has few…read moreparking next to the shop. There's a gas pump but it was hard to tell if it was working. The store has a variety of snacks, drinks, sodas, candies, ice creams, bread, milk, grocery items and a meat shop as well. They sell liquors in the store too. Surprisingly the store had really good cooked food too. We saw pizza, chicken pieces, sausage, brisket, ribs, chops, pulled pork on display. Since we were really hungry we got two chicken legs with mac and cheese on the side. The friendly staff prepared the meal within couple of minutes. We sat down in the front corner of the store that had few tables. The chicken was moist and had a really good taste. Mac & cheese was decent too. Given the limited options around the vicinity, this shop is good place for a quick bite and grocery shopping.

Stopped by here on my way down from Crown House because my gas light came on, and I saw a sign that…read moresaid gas. I had actually seen the sign on the way up, but hadn't seen where the gas pump was. Now that I saw it, I parked right in front of it. As soon as I finished parking, I could see that I would need to re park in order for the pump to reach my tank, but I was pumped in a legal way which made it obvious that I was there to use the gas, so I figured I'd straighten it out after I paid. As I walked through the door, I noticed an unexpectedly cute selection of items, and also smelled and saw some food. I started to think, after I get gas, I'll move my car and then look around and maybe get something to eat here. But these thoughts were interrupted by someone yelling at me. "You need to come in and line up this way!" Bewildered, I looked around. Was I the person she was screaming at? "Like this! This way!" I wanted to comply with her, but had no idea what she was demanding. I began to wonder if she was having a psychotic episode. What do you do if you walk into the market and the clerk is screaming at you with a really mean voice and hatred in her eyes? She looked like she was on a lot of pills. "So the gas can go in!" "Oh..." I finally responded, "Yeah, I need to re park my car, I can see that." She softened ever so slightly. "Well what can I do for you?" "Can I just get $20 worth of gas?" She began screaming at me again. "You need to park it so that the gas cap is next to the tank!" I was like, "Whoa," (the way you would say to a wild animal, which is how she was conducting herself), "I'm from California. I know how to pump gas." This put her anger on steroids. "YOU DON'T PUMP IT! WE PUMP IT!" At this point I interrupted her to sort of scoff at her and say, "Okay, I'll re park my car, there's no need to get upset." I kind of laughed at her and walked out with her still yelling. I was beginning to tune her out anyway cause it's hard to listen to people when they're screaming like that. I re parked my car. A man, who gave off the vibe of being her son? Came out and pumped my gas. I said thank you. I would want to check this place out again but seeing this lady would be a major deterrent.

Worst 7-11 ever. The cashier pocketed $200 that a friend was depositing into their cashapp acct and…read moredenied the money was ever there. The next day the same cashier accused my friend of stealing "chocolate," no name, just chocolate. Then asked me to go through her bag. I refused. I gave him $11 to shut him up, he pocketed that too. Tonight he told me that the parking space I was in was reserved for employees. BS. Then why wasn't his car parked in one of the three spaces?

I haven't been to Portland for awhile, so I didn't get the memo that Oregon passed a law earlier…read morethis year that allows me to pump my own gas. It took me several minutes to figure that out, after I pulled in with my rental car, and waited for an attendant that never came. Even so, the 7-11 gas station remains the most convenient fueling stop for me just before returning the car and flying home. The per-gallon price remains competitive for this area.

Chevron has a coffee shop and a coffee roasting facility in the building. Under new management…read more Friendly customer service. Great coffee and baked goods. Clean restroom. Classy place.