Looks can be deceiving! Super HUGE donuts, cinnamon roll was amazing. Crispy bottom from the…read morecaramelized sugar. Chocolate was classic, needs a glass of ice cold milk! Both ultra fresh and still warm. Totally worth the stop but do it early, I heard they sell out! Plus, good coffee and a really friendly staff. Not to be mistaken with the restaurant, this is a minimart. Very affordable $6 for everything (2 donuts and coffee) Need to go back for the apple fritter!

The Apple fritters are the best in ever had! We go every year out of our way to stop inread more

Soon as you walk in there extremely hyper which is fine but I've been going to this quick stop for…read moreover 3 years now and I'm 34 years old. When you say to someone that they look like they could be in high school, it's extrmely disrespectful implying that they look like a child when I'm more than double the age. All while this woman looks like she's about to hit the graveyard. -- I'll never go back in at this time to deal with them. Edit: woman cooking in the back is always awesome to talk to!

Passed this place and saw the sign for "Wagyu Burgers". I figured, ok, I'll bite. First off,…read moreparking in the back is super sketch so I recommend parking up front if your by yourself. Second, not only did they not have "Wagyu Burgers" but they had your typical small convenience food warmer with a small selection of fried food that every other store has. Big disappointment but I figured that was going to be the case. It's a market so you can pick up the typical sodas, smokes, snacks like every other gas station has. If your not going to have or make what's on your big sign, take it down

We are actually in our trailer in the RV park side. Do not expect bells and whistles but what you…read morecan expect is a lot of nice people. The price is more than reasonable the young man that Got us set up & his other half are very nice. It is definitely a diamond in the rough and we would stay here again. It is definitely home is where you hook up.

Awesome attached Shell station... They pump your gas (OR & NJ are the only states that still do…read morethis). Difference from back home in NJ is the attendant did it with a smile, asked us how we were and cleaned our windshield without expecting a tip. I love this!!

Expensive. But at least they have roast chickens here, unlike the other supermarket that only has…read morecrusty pieces. Question is, do you want to drive to Bend to shop? Maybe, maybe not, I don't live in La Pine, but if I did I'd save this place for sudden needs and shop in Bend. In summary, the chicken was tasty, the fruit was fine, the prices were terrible.

Traveling again & in LAPine between stops. Decided to get some fresh fruit for our trip…read more This is the mid-range of the 3 grocery shopping choices if you find yourself in LAPine. Rays is 2-3 times the cost, Grocery Outlet is less expensive but less quality. Didn't count BiMart or Dollar Store. Recently in Bend paid around $1.25 to $1.75 a pound for Apples. We bought 6 (six) Apples at Shop Smart in LAPine and it cost $12.00 !!! They were $3.99 a pound. Or $2.00 per Apple. At this rate locals can drive to Bend to buy groceries, even given high gas prices. SHAME on these local stores for ripping off thier community! When traveling, be smart, buy in Bend and pack a cooler. We've always tried to support small communities we frequently travel to but this was ridiculous.

We've shopped here a few times over the years. The foods in…read morethis market is good and the produce is fresh. The deli food is good. We don't do our full grocery shopping here because it's a bit pricey and they don't have everything we need. The service is good at this market and the staff is friendly and helpful. The ambiance of this market is average for the area.

Enough is Enough…read more Ray's Food Place and Shop Smart in La Pine need to do better. I understand that La Pine is a smaller community and that we aren't going to have the selection of Bend or a major metropolitan grocery store. What I don't understand is why we're expected to pay what feel like premium/Sunriver prices for groceries that are so often poor quality or downright spoiled. I have repeatedly purchased rotten potatoes, rotten onions, rotten avocados, tasteless fruit--and, most seriously, rotten meat. Let that sink in: ROTTEN MEAT. I purchased a sealed package of ribs for approximately $30, only to discover that the meat was rotten. A $30 package of sealed meat should not be something a customer has to gamble on when they walk out of the store. And this isn't an isolated bad shopping trip. I continually find myself bringing home produce that is already deteriorating or simply isn't worth what I paid for it. These are basic groceries--not luxury items. Customers should be able to buy a bag of potatoes, an onion, an avocado, fresh fruit, or a package of meat without wondering whether it's going to be spoiled when they get home. I shouldn't have to inspect every potato, onion, avocado and package of meat like I'm conducting a forensic investigation before putting it in my cart. And this is where the responsibility lies--with C&K Market, Inc. Ray's Food Place and Shop Smart are both C&K Market stores, so this isn't about blaming the employees who work in these locations. The employees aren't deciding what products the company purchases, what quality standards it accepts, what gets distributed to La Pine, what gets put on the shelves, or what prices customers are charged. Those are company-level decisions. If C&K Market is consistently selling inferior or deteriorating food while charging premium prices, then C&K needs to take responsibility for its purchasing, distribution, inventory management, and quality-control practices instead of leaving customers to absorb the cost of food that should never have been sold in the first place. And I have already brought these problems to the attention of store management--not once, but repeatedly. On three separate occasions, I have been given a $25 store gift certificate in response. I appreciate the gesture, but I'm tired of being compensated after the fact for food that should have been fresh and edible in the first place. A $25 gift certificate doesn't fix a systemic quality problem; it simply encourages me to spend another $25 at the same store where I just had a problem. At this point, I don't want another gift certificate. I want C&K Market to address the underlying problem. If you're going to charge premium prices, then the quality needs to justify those prices. La Pine deserves better than Sunriver prices with bargain-bin quality.

Great Store! We got everything we needed for camping food, the selection was a little slim but it…read moregot the job done. We had the lovely Marian(might have her name wrong) who made us feel very welcome at Bi-Mart. Perfect stop for a cross country trip!

This store is the worst Bimart anywhere. You seldom have anyone ask if you need help…read more andthe man in sporting goods is helpless. He never even acknowlrdges your presence. go to Bend where they know what theyre doing

I wanted to add to my additional review to say that even after my mom's funeral, both Stephanie and…read moreBrad (the new one) are always available to answer my questions, give me suggestions, and all the support I could possibly need. For a small town mortuary, they have amazing employees. I highly recommend them.

Out of all the years this store has been here... I've been a few times, once the hour within close…read more I've gotten the worst treatment. I know this is La Pine... that doesn't mean the staff needs to be short tempered. I appreciate them there, so why take it out on me and others. I have worked a few jobs in my time and if I ever treated customers the way they treated me I wouldn't have a job.

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