Do not use any form of debit or credit in Holiday market, because if you go back to return…read moresomething , they will not return your funds quickly it's been 14 days and they keep giving me the runaround ! Saying that their bank has not let friends go . I feel like I'm being lied to you and they want to keep my $25 . I meant to buy Puppy Chow and I got pedigree instead so I had to return it for my lactating mama dog , and because of them they made it so I could not get the right kind that same night. They could have made money right back from me but they chose to keep my funds! Do not trust the store because they are fraudulent .

Omigosh! The best sandwiches ever! Made perfectly to your order and tastes amazing! The staff is…read morealways friendly. Ambiance is really not there, but it's a deli so....

Nice little convenience store. Last stop before hiking. Fast friendly service. Convenient parking…read more Not visible from the street.

Really dry egg dishes, wouldn't go here again if I'd prepared more with a breakfast place. Got a…read morecouple of things but isn't worth it to even review them.

Food was amazing I got the soup and sandwich combo. I really enjoyed it. The service was goodsread more

This review is for the Hope Street Farmstand, known in the community as "The Barn," which is still…read moreopen on Fridays and Saturdays at 3803 Hope St. in Klamath Falls. These same people owned the Hope Street Farmstand restaurant at 1850 Main St., which didn't last a year. This place deserves a zero for the attitude displayed today toward us. The owners, Kyle and Nikki, have decided they can tell people where and how to park when they visit their "barn" and enforce parking on a public street. They do not have the authority or the right to do so. Only law enforcement can enforce parking on a public street, even in front of their property. A call to the Sheriff's Dept. told us Kyle can only control his own property up to the property line, not the street where we thoughtfully and carefully parked. It's understandable that they want to keep the school children safe and the neighborhood free of bottleneck traffic; however, Kyle is rude and mean. He stands in his driveway and by "the barn" and dictates where people can park. If you disagree, he tells you to leave. He has the same sign included here posted outside "the barn" and says people must strictly abide by it. We have given these people a lot of business since they've been open. Today, as we do each week, we pulled up in front of their "barn" to buy an item. We had seen their "parking rules," and as a courtesy and to please them, I pulled completely off the street behind the white line, as his "parking rules" state. His driveway was full. He rushed out of his driveway and insisted that we move our vehicle into his driveway. I'm the only driver in our household. With my chronic pain, I couldn't get back into the vehicle, move it, get back out, enter "the barn," and walk clear back over to our vehicle and get back in. I also couldn't see how I could park in an already full driveway. I tried to explain this to him. He abruptly cut me off. "These are the rules, sorry!" he snarled. My spouse told him we only wanted to buy one item and we would leave quickly. "It doesn't matter! These are the rules. You must move or leave!" His tone was so rude and disrespectful. We chose to leave. "Fine, we will never be back, and we've given you a lot of business." He shrugged, stood close, and watched us climb back into our vehicle. He stood there until we pulled out. It was creepy and felt threatening. He didn't care that he lost that sale and all future sales from us, or our referrals to friends and family. Being a control freak matters more. He could have approached us in a much friendlier manner and explained why he wanted us to move our vehicle into his already full driveway. Instead, he jumped on us as soon as we exited our vehicle. Records located in the Oregon Judicial System show that Kyle has a felony conviction for menacing. Think twice before you do business with these people. It's not difficult to see why their restaurant at 1850 Main St. lasted less than a year. Many other locally owned, friendly bakeries and small pop-ups offer the same types of items. We will give them our business.

This is a great place to shop, it's one of the cleaner grocery Outlets I've been to. And the…read moreChecker Patty is so awesome, that's why I shop there

Patty she works at the register she was very rude she needs to retire if she don't want to help me…read morean be nice 1/24/2026 7:00pm

Looks are definitely deceiving with this place! It looks like a regular no-very-awesome convenience…read morestore...it may also look like that once you walk in...but take a longer look and you'll see an aisle lined on both sides with nice and varied wines, go further back and you'll see beers stuffed into various shelves, coolers and fridges. These aren't lame beers...these are a lot of microbrews as well as a significant amount of hard-to-find beers (read VERY hard to find in K-Falls). They had one of my favorite beers...Duchesse of Bourgogne (Belgian)...I couldn't believe it. They also have other awesome offerings such as nice cheeses (majority seemed to be from Rogue Creamery...solid). And they serve food...sandwiches, salads, breakfast items. And apparently it is excellent...I stopped by on my way to a buddy's house up the street and I asked him about this place and his words were "Yeah, it's awesome. Their food is great, some of the best in town." So there you go. Prices are good too. The owner needs to fancify the outside a bit so people don't think it's a divey convenience store. Top notch!

The store might be open seven days a week, but there's no sandwiches on Sunday. The guy behind the…read morecounter was a dick about it, too, and spouted off some dumb stuff about "god" or whatever. Dude, you and your god can take a long walk off a short pier.

New owner dion(sorry if spelt wrong), very nice woman and the hot sauce is to die for! Made to…read moreorder due to allergy of onion and turned out amazing. Plus a bathroom if needed

I had the coolest cashier, Helen. I had forgotten my debit…read morecard and limited cash with me. She was so kind as the total climbed. Not once did she make me feel awkward. Fortunately, I had enough but only with change to spare. We both cheered!! I do believe, Ms. Helen was as happy as I. Thank you for making what could've been a very embarrassing situation, into something that was actually kind of fun.

Great prices, easy parking, great employees. My new go to place to shop one example was…read moreJohnsonville brats. $1+ less cost compared to my former grocery store. Plus the produce section is fantastic!

I went in to the D diamond S meat company for the first time, and as soon as I walked in, I knew I…read morewould already love the place. I was greeted by Calista and Chad, they were the main reason why I decided to buy my meat there. They were so friendly and helpful. It is not very big on the inside to which I absolutely love because my brain would not process a big place, lol. Very nicely set up as to where you could find everything easily. while I was shopping, I bought some pepperoni and the beef jerky, one was the (I think) jalapeno that Calista liked for my fiancé because he likes spicy and I got the teriyaki because I like sweet, on Chad's suggestion. And I loved them both. Yesterday I picked up the meat pack that I ordered and everything was Amazing. You CANNOT buy meat anywhere for that price. I bought the #30 lb for $255 and it will last awhile, can't Wait to try the roast. I am actually getting ready to go back to try some more jerky and either a steak or tri-tip for dinner. Once you've had the high quality meat there, you will never want to buy meat from the grocery store again. I highly recommend Diamond S, and when you do go in, make sure to say hi to Chad and Calista and tell them Bo sent you! Lol

Just had the Hillbilly Tri tip last night...it was amazing. You've got to give it a try.read more