Walked here yesterday with my step sons, nice little store, cashier was very friendly, nice…read moreselection of food, good prices. Hot food was sold out by the time we got there, no biggie. Will definitely come here again

The people are very kind I left my id there today and the phone number on google is not accurate so…read moreif anyone who works there sees this I'll come by Tuesday if you have my id

We were driving through the area and happened to stumble upon this little store. Of course, my wife…read morewanted to check it out, and honestly, I'm glad she did. The area around here is very remote, with limited amenities--no other stores, gas stations, or conveniences in sight. Everything else seemed to be 20-30 minutes away, so finding this spot felt a bit like discovering a hidden gem. Inside, we learned that the store was originally built in 1907 to serve local sawmill workers and nearby residents. That history gave it an authentic, old-fashioned charm you don't often find anymore. The building itself has a rustic, worn-in look that makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. Even though it's small, the store carried a little bit of everything--snacks, drinks, canned goods, and basic household items. It reminded me of a scaled-down version of a regular grocery store, where you might not have dozens of brand options but you'll almost always find something that works. It's clearly still serving its original purpose: providing essentials for people in an otherwise pretty rural area on the outskirts of more densely populated towns. We walked around for a bit, just soaking it in, and my wife asked about a restroom. The staff told us they only have a port-a-potty outside for customers, which definitely added to the "old-school general store" experience but might not be ideal for everyone. Overall, it was really neat to check out this little piece of history. It's not the kind of place you'd necessarily plan a trip around, but if you're in the area, it's worth stopping by just to appreciate the history, the practicality, and the fact that it's still standing strong after more than a century.

I spent my childhood in Battle Ground. We lived just a few miles from the store. It always brings…read moreback fond memories when I've visited as an adult. Their pepperoni is always a favorite, as well as their beef jerky. I'm so glad to see it's not only still in business, but kept being family run!

Cute little international grocer/convenience store, specializing in Indian, Sri Lankan and…read moreBangladeshi foods, including curries, spices, masalas, teas and more, in addition to standard convenience store offerings, such as soda, snacks, energy drinks and cigarettes. Crams a lot of product into a small space, making it feel a little claustrophobic at times. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the whole place always smells wonderful.

The thing with this store is that its one of the only few Indian stores in Vancouver , so there is…read morenot much choice unless you want to drive all the way to Portland .They are not very well stocked and a lot of the things are old and you can smell/see the oil from a lot of snack boxes ... that tends to only happen when the product has been sitting on the shelves for a long time .Their frozen snacks are good and had little more varieties . Not much in terms of fresh vegetables or spices. The owners are sweet and welcoming .

I used to shop here quite often even though their prices are higher than other local shops. As of…read moretoday though, I will no longer shop here since they now require ID for cash purchases over $30.

Staff doesn't communicate well with each other on item inventory. Visited 3 different locations…read moretrying to find a specific product they told me they carried in surplus. Each location did not have the item I was looking for and they could have checked back stock or inventory while I was present at the first location before sending me to the other 3 locations only to end up empty handed. Won't be coming back here.

I had one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever encountered at Svitoch. My party and…read moreI waited nearly 15 minutes while the cashier repeatedly acknowledged us but chose not to help us, despite not being busy. When she finally decided to assist us, her attitude was condescending and rude. What made the experience even more uncomfortable was that I felt racially profiled when I simply asked how much a slice of strawberry shortcake cost. After telling me the price, she immediately questioned whether I could afford it or if I still wanted it, which I found insulting and inappropriate. To make matters worse, the slice of cake was not worth the $9 price tag. Between the poor service, disrespectful treatment, and disappointing product, I have no intention of returning. There are plenty of bakeries that treat their customers with courtesy and respect--this is not one of them.

Lovely little place, tucked back where you might not just stumble upon it. This review is for the…read morecafe only as the European market wasn't open yet when we arrived for breakfast. The portions of everything are very generous. Sandwiches and avocado toast are definitely enough to share or take home for a second meal. We shared a lemon crepe which had what tasted like house made lemon curd inside of it. It was dusted with powdered sugar and created a delicious flavor. Crepe was perfectly prepared. I ordered the avocado toast which was twice the size of what I expected and could eat, so it made a very nice lunch later. The avocado is a spread as opposed to sliced; although I prefer sliced, this was actually pretty tasty. This also came with a fried egg on both of the pieces of toast and thinly sliced radishes, flat leaf parsley, sesame seed, and a generous amount of pickled red onion which I adore. The bread is a lovely European multigrain. Underneath the toast, I found a beautiful fresh green salad with a balsamic vinaigrette and tomatoes, and all in all this was the perfect dish. My dining companion chose the turkey sandwich, and this two was a very large sandwich. It looked really great and had a lot of turkey on it, so much that it looked like fresh turkey as opposed to a deli meat, but I'm really not sure. For some reason, she didn't especially care for her sandwich; may have been a little too much pesto on it for her likes, but I thought it looked wonderful and also came with a salad. I had a drip coffee, for which I was told I could get refills for free, and my companion had a latte. Both were very good. I would like to come back sometime and purchase some of their desserts as they all looked absolutely amazing.

Saw some TikTok videos about this place featuring international snacks and knew I had to check it…read moreout for myself. So glad I did! Stopped in and grabbed some Japanese Red Bulls and grape ice cream and honestly both were a total hit. The selection here is really impressive. It's the kind of spot where you just want to browse and try something new. Unique finds and will 100% be back next time I need a fun snack run!

Grateful this cute little store is open all night ! It's grown and gets more cool stuff every time…read moreI go there. Flowers, food, tons of beverages and even lottery. The staff are always smiling and kind. Best of all it's extremely clean. They have yummy fried chicken during the day and if you can't find the grocery stuff you need or snacks you need to walk around more. Huge parking lot is well lit and safe. It's spooky to be out late I am so happy to have such a nice store so close to home. I got a few bottles of zero sugar sprite winter spiced cranberry and it was just what I needed.

You know you really love a place when you've been going there so often that you somehow forget to…read morewrite a review. Sunday mornings have slowly become our little ritual. They have these wonderful Eastern European pastries, and I have a serious weakness for their strawberry vatrushka. I'm not exaggerating when I say I think about it at night. It has the same effect on me as a really good scone with clotted cream, I have absolutely no self-control around it. I also love that I can walk in intending to get one thing and somehow leave with a bag full of things I didn't plan on buying. Fresh-baked bread, Obviously. A little dessert, Sure. Some fruit or vegetables, Why not. Snacks, drinks, charcuterie items? Suddenly I'm grocery shopping.whoops. The people are a huge part of why we keep coming back. The owner and everyone who works here are incredibly kind, and there's a genuine warmth to the place that makes it feel like one of those neighborhood spots you want to see stick around. Our favorite part of our little Sunday routine is then going to get coffee next door. If you're not close to Camas, they also have a presence at the Vancouver Farmers Market, so you can still get your fix.

Used to frequent Camas market back when Aldo(previous owner) and the produce was pristine and now…read moreyou are fortunate to find that same fresh product. The prices are very high and quality is very poor, head of lettuce at 4.00 and it was molded and much of the produce is same quality. Prices on hard goods are ludicrous and alot of pst due expired items. So sad and a terrible loss.

Chris was a great help! Very kind and helpful. Found everything we needed! Great time overall and…read morewould come back again for the helpful staff and experience. overall, the ambience is cool Way to go BevMo! Thanks Chris!

Great selection of product at reasonable prices. Helpful and knowledgeable staff…read more Parking was a bit sparse for the area. I always hate being accausted by the homeless just outside the doors asking for change.