Purchased 90/10 ground beef at Roth's today. I used 1/2. I've not seen this much fat in 90/10…read moreground beef & there was more I got out after the photo was taken. They get 3 stars because it tastes fresh.

Horrible service and deli food gross. I will never shop here…read moreagain!!! Be honest they should Demolish Roths and put in a Market choice like the one they have in Corvallis that place has style excellent service and everything that you would possibly need so we just need to demolish Roth and have a better store even Safeway would be better at this point

Had some delicious tamales today; heartedly recommend. Friendly service, reasonably pricedread more

Wonderful resource right N of downtown Independence! Seriously good Mexican food - tacos,…read morequesadillas, burritos, and tortas. Fresh made before your eyes and pleasant to eat in a nice adjoining room. Also a fully stocked carniceria, panaderia and Mexican grocery, I usually get some take-home carnitas for future meals. I love coming here every time I go to Independence.

I'm 99% sure the cashier stole my credit card information last week. She fumbled with my credit…read morecard upon check out and swiped it twice out of site behind the counter. Within an hour my credit card company contacted me about 4 suspicious charges made on the east coast. I've filed a police report and the credit card company is also investigating. You've been warned.

I'll start with the things I love about this grocery store: They have an in-store "taco" stand…read morewhere you can get delicious Mexican food cooked on a grill while you wait. It's not gourmet, but it is fast and fresh and can be combined with a rice and beans plate -- to go or eat at the little cafe tables. There are other ready-made hot goods in the deli, and I love their sauces. Staff is always friendly. I also appreciate their array of fresh vegetables for sale, many from local farms.That said, Moothart's, which has operated in the same place for something like 30 years, is in bad need of a scouring, inside and out. It's overcrowded with signs and poorly-displayed stock, and it is dingy from top to bottom. Even so, don't avoid this little store. I've found supplies there -- especially at the meat counter -- that are nowhere else in town.

I love the salem outlets, but the manager at this Independence one has ZERO customer service…read moreskills. They had a 12-pack of Starry soda priced at 2.49 on the shelf tag. The woman at the register told me she printed the tag incorrectly and that was for the 2-liter. Ok- no biggie. I asked her to price check the 12 pack on the register and it rung up for $2.49. Score! I went about my shopping and when I got in line to check out the manager (didn't even say hello or who she was or any sort of pleasantry) immediately said "we cannot sell you the starry" and that the "store wasn't authorized to sell it". I tried to tell her the cashier price checked it for me, and she ignored me and TOOK THE CASE OF SODA OUT OF MY CART. Literally moved my things aside and pulled the soda out and walked off. Who does that? She never even once said sorry or provided any explanation. She was a short blond lady with braces. Will NEVER shop there again. Horrible experience!

customer service is very friendly and I know I i will be going back there to independence. I don,t…read morelike the salem one but Everytime I have gone to independence I find everything I need and want.

This is a cute little lavender farm just down from Monmouth. I've been here a couple of different…read moretimes and they seem to love all things lavender. They make some of the items on site themselves and others are purchased to enhance their whole lavender theme. They make chocolates and brownies with lavender infused in them. There isn't a lot of selection of these treats you just have to buy what they have at the moment but that is good enough for me. In the summer they sell lavender infused lemonade which is a refreshing delight. They make lotions there on site that are also infused with lavender. You can buy lavender plants to plant in your own garden but you have to have a greener thumb than I do because I killed two starts I bought a year or so ago. (I'm blaming it on my soil as I do not want to be responsible for an innocent lavender plant life) :) They have lavender tea bags which I have purchased before and they are good but not the cheapest thing on the menu four or five bags for around $6 or something like that. They make really good tea, however, so worth a try if you love lavender like I do. They have many plants on site and will allow you to walk though and pic your own when it's in full bloom. They have much dried lavender available for times like now (autumn and winter) when it is dormant. I would recommend stopping there if you like these types of products. We purchased our halloween pumpkins there and they were fairly reasonable. One caution, bring cash as they do not take any debit or credit cards. It doesn't make mention of checks (who carries them anyway) but I would imagine with the right identification you could probably use one. The first time we were there we luckily had enough cash to make our purchases. We just make sure we have visited an ATM prior to our shopping now. For all your lavender needs. This is the place.

Very nice little Lavender Farm. If you need anything from Lavender Essential oil to Lavender soap…read moreor body products they have it. And don't forget to visit during the Lavender Festival which is I think the 2nd weekend of July.

Nice clean market, staff was friendly enough. Only issue is it is right next to Burgerville and…read moretheir parking lot overflows into the Markets parking. When I was there today two people eating at Burgerville had driven their pickups with fifth wheels taking up the entirety of the Markets parking lot. They should have had them towed.