So glad to have a good grocery store in a sweet little town like Heppner…read more I was impressed by some of the food selections here They make their own sausage in house!!they have a pretty extensive meat and seafood selection for such a small town it couldn't be better They have a good beer and cider selection and have a hot/cold deli too STEPHANIE YOU ROCK! Stephanie is the best! She runs around like a personal shopper to help the customers And every time I see her she has a smile and is very helpful

So Heppner Family Foods still will not accommodate me disability. They said they will shop for me…read moreand I am to give them my card AND PIN NUMBER to pay. We have called the owner and he said absolutely to NOT give out you pin number. The employees must either bring out a handheld device for me to pay or let me in to pay with out the mask long enough to pay. Knowing I would not have anyone home this weekend I had 1 of the boys go down and get me the food I need for the weekend. Well I realized today he got the wrong stuff. I had to take it down and exchange it for the right food. A employee came out I gave him the bag of food with the receipt. It turns out the right food cost $2 more. I was told I would not be allowed to go in a pay and they had no handheld device for me to pay on. I was tuned away with out any food at all. So until my children come home after the weekend I will have nothing I can eat. Thank you Heppner Family Foods. Your employees and customers come and go and few are even wearing a mask correctly, their dirty hands are all over everything yet a disabled person can't go in for 30 seconds to pay for their food. I will be calling the owner again on Monday to inform him his employees are still demanding my pin number and will not sell me grocery.

Outstanding Service at Walmart in Pendleton, Oregon We had…read moresuch a great experience at this Walmart! Damien went above and beyond to help us find the item we were looking for -- truly exceptional customer service. At checkout, Emily was super sweet and took the time to have a nice conversation with us before we headed back to our RV. It's rare to come across such kind and genuine people, and they both made our visit so enjoyable. Couldn't have asked for a better experience -- big thanks to Damien and Emily for making our stop in Pendleton such a pleasant one!

Organized, good selection. Good location. Definitely a good place to get supplies when in Pendleton.read more

The deli is always horrible no matter what time you go. Cold food and customer service could always…read moreuse an improvement.

One star only because I have to the gal that works customer service absolutely hates her job or…read moresomething. All I wanted to do was pay for my items and she come out of the office angry staring daggers at me first said they don't ring people up there( the only person working on registers was two away helping and chatting with someone not paying attention to the self check out no one who walked by wanted to help) so she says I'll do it this once because I'm already here... ewe I will never be back Walmart has better customer service. P.s. Kelsie the customer service gal is who I as super super rude the manager is amazing

I've lived in a few small towns and I've really come to enjoy this little grocery store. Sure it's…read morenot as cheap as Walmart or as fancy as Safeway, but you know what? They are here and Safeway and Walmart sure aren't. Harvest foods in Boardman was open and available when I needed some milk for breakfast, they had heavy cream when I needed it for thanksgiving. And they have a candy aisle when I'm needing some movie treats. They have rotisserie chickens that are hot and yummy and I don't have to drive to Costco in tricities when I feel like one. They have a lot of little things that you might suddenly need and maybe don't feel like driving an hour for. Yes their prices are a little higher but when you consider the cost of driving an hour to get something from hermiston I'd say an extra .20cents on a can of soup is totally worth it. Small stores have to charge more in order to survive. It's a fact of life not a punishment for the local populace. I think there food is wonderful. I'm sure there are problems occasionally but heck, my meat from Walmart was moldy this morning and I just bought it so no place is perfect. I say give it a try, they are nice and it's handy. Thanks for being here little store I really appreciate you . Oh and they have an awesome pharmacy in their store run by the local health clinic Columbia River Health and it's even open on Saturdays. Now that is something you don't ever see in a small town.

Too much money for gross food. I'd wait for Hermiston or Biggs depending on route. We were hungry…read moreon our yearly trip to the coast and decided to pick up something from the deli and some grocery items. The kids and my wife were sick 20 minutes after eating the chicken . I felt very bad for them. That was a lot of money to just waste. Will not be returning here again.

This is a town grocery store with very nice people working and a surprisingly wide variety of…read moreoptions.

You know, for being a small town grocery store, I was pretty impressed with the variety of items in…read morethis store! I came here to get supplies to cook dinner for my friend. I got everything for a nice BBQ chicken dinner with corn on the cob (plus some candy and other treats) for $40. The manager was very nice and came over to let me know he was there if I needed anything. I was originally going to buy ribs; however, they were frozen, and I needed something quickly defrosted to throw into a crock pot. The ribs did look very tasty, though. The meat selection overall is pretty good. There are even some asian food items in here. They had refrigerated yakisoba noodles and some asian sauces that are sometimes hard to find, especially in small towns. Next time I'm there, I will get ingredients for stir fry! Only knock is that they aren't open very late, but then again, nothing is really open after 7 pm except the Round Up Grill!

Best tasting grass fed free range beef I've ever had! Happy cows come from Oregon! They proudly…read moreserve this fine beef at many restaurants including BellaNotte in Crescent City ca and they cook it amazingly!

I buy only painted hills beef at Chuck's Produce in Vancouver, Wa. I trust the quality,…read moreespecially the hamburger. I particularly like the Chuck roasts. My family raves about the flavor and tenderness. The filet mignon is out of this world.

I would never have guessed this was here! We came looking for a different place to stop, but it was…read moreclosed. Driving through town, we happened upon El Sol. I'm glad we tried it! We had a large group, and we ordered a variety of things: tacos, burritos, quesadillas. My tacos were amazing! The burritos were large, and it seems everyone enjoyed their food. I'll definitely stop here again in droves from Oregon to Idaho (or vice versa).

Best street tacos we've ever had, staff is so cheerful and friendly. Everything is in Spanish,…read moregoogle translate helped us explore their limited but delicious menu while we waited. Unexpected find in Boardman!

The Fossil General Mercantile has been continuously in business since 1883. It is a great stop and…read morehas, as you'd expect a general mercantile to have, a wide variety of items. They have clothing and souvenirs and food and general staples and a little bit of this and a little bit of that. They remain the quintessential, modern day, yet old-fashioned hub of activity in small town America. Go up the street to the hill behind the high school football field and dig for fossils and stop by the general Mercantile and show them some love. The people are nice and the service excellent. Incidentally, we were able to get a cup of fresh brew coffee for $.50, yes you heard that a cup of coffee for $.50.

Fossil General Mercantile has just about anything you might need or want, and from what I could…read moretell is pretty much the center of activity in Fossil, OR. During the short time I was in the store, buying ice cream and wine, I saw many other shoppers; both locals and passer-throughers, like us. One of the locals I saw was the town constable. He was at the register in front of me buying doughnuts. When I pointed out to him he was falling into a stereotype, he smiled a guilty smile and told me, "I know. I had hoped they would have been in the bag before anyone noticed." If I lived in or around Fossil, I wouldn't mind doing all my shopping at Fossil General Mercantile. That's a good thing: because otherwise, I'd have to travel many many miles to find something bigger or better.