Our clerk, Michael Allan (not sure of the last name) was one of a kind. He was so friendly and and…read morepatient with us. I admit, I had taken "all of my meds" and might have been a little duh, but he seemed unaffected by this. He showed us where everything was and the whole time had a smile and that amazing personality. A note for the people in HR. This one was a great hire. Pat yourselves on the back. He is an all-star. By the way, the hot dogs were awesome. This is the store we go to when we have a "hankerin" for a hot dog in our part of town. As usual, we were quite pleased. Thanks Jackson's, and thanks to you too Micheal.

Even though it's located on busy State Street it still has 2 ways to get in and out of. It's…read moreconveniently located on the corner of State Street and Ellen's Ferry Dr. I love the fact that it's right behind the apartments I live in and everytime I go in the staff is always friendly no matter what time of day it is. I literally have been pumping gas here for 2 years it's the only place I really pump gas at because it's super convenient for all of us who live down the road. I'll even sometimes walk around the fence to pick up some sodas when we have guest over. It has 4 gas pumps and they sell diesel and I've even got my propane tank exchanged there for like $25 bucks or so. The only down side about this place, is they charge for air to fill up your tires but that's just me being babied from the last gas station I used to frequent. Over all it's my preferred gas station and not just because of the walk in beer fridge LOL. Oh and BTW they don't have an outlet for those fancy electric cars.

Please smile and act somewhat polite with all customers and not just regulars or people you know…read more People have become very apathetic at work. If you're too lazy to acknowledge a customer or say hello or thank you - and im the one saying hello and thank you- that really rubs me the wrong way. And if someone asks you a question and you say "I don't know," that shouldn't end without a sincere effort to find that answer. Learn about your job so you can answer that question next time. "I don't know let me find out for you/figure it out". Try to find a solution for the customer. I don't know is another excuse to do the bare minimum. This type of stuff wouldn't fly 10 or 20 years ago, bring back good customer service in 2022. These guys are not the only ones who do this; its pervasive. It's natural that if you don't improve at your job you will be even more miserable. Just some life advice. Plus, someone could be having a really bad day, and just a simple smile or friendly demeanor could mean a lot. Let's all do our best in this society so we can get back to the great country that this is!

What a wonderful community market/Amazon locker/gas station! Friendly is an understatement, just…read morenice people helping their community without charging convenience store prices. Easy to grab essentials and a few fun things, bottle of wine, ice cream, even Keto Bread. Love stopping by for the smiles.

Pros- Bulk food and Restaurant Supply open to the public…read more If you've got a big family or a big event, then this is a location to come and shop. Store is medium sized with well described aisle labels. Produce,dairy, meats and frozen foods. Largest selection of coffee syrups I have ever seen! See my photos. . Cons - Staff not overly friendly, as no one said hello, or offered to help. Produce, meat and dairy are refrigerated rooms, so bring a jacket or coat.

The employees are rude as hell. My kid was running around the store and this jerk of an employee…read moretold him to stop running and he did. Later on he thought my kid was doing it again. He yelled and was a complete jerk and said quote on quote "You were just running, what the hell are you doing? I'm not playing this damn game. Stop!" I'm sorry but as a concerned parent I won't be coming back here and I won't allow jerks like these employees to talk to a kid like that ever again!

We love love loved this Co-op! The variety Nd the options were a limited ingredient families…read moredream! We try to be conscious of what products we use on and what foods we put in our bodies. We were so thrilled to wander in here and see how ample the options were for us. Some highlights: The food court foods were CLEAN, limited ingredient, and there was a large variety. We ordered a whole pizza to go and enjoyed it guilt free for dinner as there dough and everything in it was seed oil free, and free of other ingredients we avoid. The bakery was filled with fresh gluten free options and sweets, it was a dream for me! They also carry a number of products from local small businesses which was a pleasant surprise. Prices were reasonable in comparison to what you can expect to pay in other places for high quality foods. We will 100% be back here next time we're in the area and highly recommend checking the co-op out if you're in the area.

Loved stopping here to picked up the essentials and fun snacks while visiting the area.read more

The BahnMi sandwich i had at the Downtown Boise Co-op is the best I've had in Boise. The pickled…read moreveges were plentiful and just the right amount of spice, ie pickle. The pork was great. I would have liked another slice, but it was adequate. Overall a repeat for lunch. Its been awhile since I had this sandwich in VietNam, but its close enough to rave about. Well done, co-op!!

The Boise Co-Op is absolutely wonderful. It is a darling local grocery store with great products…read moreand amazing services. The employees fantastic and accommodating. I highly recommend the Boise Co-Op!

I've been a huge fan of Jacksons since I moved to my neighborhood in 1994. My neighborhood Jacksons…read moreis at 791 N. Garden St. in Boise. I go there mostly for bags of ice and top-tier gas, but I love knowing I can get just about anything else I need there too. It is like an Idaho version of a bodega. The employees are always very nice and friendly, too. Jacksons was started by a family from Homedale, Idaho. In 1975, they opened a gas station in Caldwell. Today, they have more than 300 locations spread across 7 Western states. The key to a well-run business starts with happy and loyal employees. If you frequent Jacksons, you'll notice there isn't a lot of turnover, and the employees seem happy. In addition to providing a fair wage and a family-like work environment, they offer a generous benefit package that includes: affordable health/dental/vision plans, paid time off and holiday pay, fuel and merch discounts, performance bonuses, a 401(k) Retirement plan with a company match, profit sharing, and tuition reimbursement of up to $5000 per year. I'd consider working here just for the 401(k) and tuition reimbursement alone. Only 22% of American employers provide 401(k) retirement plans with a company match. Jacksons also raises millions of dollars for local charities. I don't know when Jackson's got rebranded as Jacksons Food Store, but the name is fitting. The buyer for Jackson's really knows what they're doing! These are some of the interesting food products I found during my recent visit to the Jacksons at 715 N. Ten Mile Rd in Meridian. I visited this location after purchasing tacos at Street Tacos La Cruz, to buy a drink, so I could eat at their table outside. But just one step inside the store, I spotted so many interesting items that after I was done eating, I went back inside and took pictures until my phone battery died. In the course of doing so, I interacted with several employees. They were all very nice and helpful. I LOVE this store!!! And you will, too! GUARANTEED!!! * This store also sells a lot of wine and has the largest beer cave of all the Jacksons locations. * This store also has a drive-through. Your drive up, tell them what you want from inside the store. They go get it and ring you up. Wild! Highly Recommended!!!

Solid convience store with fuel and car washes. They recently bought out Fast Eddies and I can't…read moresay that I like some of the changes like putting the condoms up front in the candy isle. Lots of sodas on tap and you can fill your growler. Once of the nicest convience stores in the valley.

Perfect spot to grab great coffee and an excellent breakfast sandwich at the start of a motorcycle…read moreride. Friendly service, good prices and nice atmosphere. Will definitely have this in mind for a lunch and ice cream stop in the future. Great gift shop and even a small general store in the back. Much larger inside than it looks like from Hwy 55.

My girlfriend and I were headed back from hiking over at Sage Hen and decided let's stop at this…read moreshop. They had unique gifts, snacks, they make sandwiches and coffee and most importantly there ice cream Huckleberry ice cream it was good. The ladies were super friendly and chill. Wish the huckleberry ice cream was more natural with berries but it's good.

This is my main stop during my work week for gas, snacks and good laughs. I've always enjoyed the…read morecrew here and also the way this store is setup. It is completely handicap and wheelchair accessible and the crew is quick to jump and change something if something is in the way. The coffee in the morning has been the best part of my morning. The All Nighter has extra caffeine in it and I was warned it was that way. Leave it to this guy to test that lol. I had two large cups one morning and boy that had me going all morning! Easy location to get in to and definitely worth your time to say hi to the crew and get to know them. It is a little hard to get out sometimes during the day due to traffic but that is out of Jackson's control. Stop in and try their amazing french toast breakfast sandwiches!! They are really yummy!

Friendly staff and well-stocked store with a good variety…read more Watch out for the breakfast sandwiches if you are planning to spend the day out of your house. One of these breakfast sandwiches gave me an involuntary bowel cleansing (I.e. explosive diarrhea). After 2 visits to the bathroom and multiple courtesy flushes, I am able to resume my attendance at a conference. I feel sorry for the afflicted who are outdoors on a hiking trip or in a canoe.