I'm currently traveling around the country for work and this was one of many pit stops, the all in…read moreall is this. This store is small, it is a bit sad even, one could certainly hope it one day gets a major upgrade that this town clearly needs. But it's almost homely in a sense. Many of the employees are absolutely wonderful, some notable names I recall from my visit was BobbieJo, Leslie, Larry, and Ashe, although many other employees were very kind and welcoming, however, there was a few notes about another employee that I feel was perhaps having a bad day, A tall individual, I didn't catch their name, was complaining rather loudly to a customer about quite a few things and giving seemingly snide remarks about other people, now I'm unsure if perhaps this worker was simply having a bad day or if this is their typical behavior- But as a first experience it wasn't all too pleasant, to hear a worker complaining and calling their fellow employees some rather not too kind words I would rather not repeat. Other than that general experience, the selection was sparce, but given the size of the store I wasn't all too surprised. Again the overall general review I give this place is that while it definitely needs some TLC and a Major upgrade for the towns sake- the people seem kind with a few exceptions and the store was at the very least, comforting in a small town charm way.

I feel for the residents of Lakeview that they don't have a Safeway that has a bakery, deli,…read moreflorist, or Starbucks. We stopped at this location on our way to Alturas, CA to pick up some croissants. After a quick tour of the store I asked a man who was adjusting the bread shelf if there was a bakery and he none too politely informed me there wasn't one. His demeanor was not a good first impression. The exterior store design is what I remember from my 1960's childhood and the interior is tight. I have been to many small towns with Safeway stores and they have the newer layouts that have all the departments mentioned above. Lakeview deserves the upgrade to a whole new store.

This is a HUGE Walmart. One of the biggest I've ever been to. We Just stopped in for a couple of…read moreitems - TWO. I needed a sponge and some napkins at our air B&B. The store was very clean AND ORGANIZED! The aisles were clean and well kept. The restroom was very clean and easily accessible. A lot of places have them at the very back corner. That makes it hard to find. The parking lot, was just as huge as the store. And it was very clean as well. The Walmarts that I usually go to have trash everywhere. Not here. But the most important aspect of the store in my opinion, was the customer service. I stopped and spoke to AT LEAST four different employees. EVERY SINGLE ONE was friendly and helpful. They told me where something was and then showed me the way. They had a great attitude and a smile on their faces. I was amazed at their hospitable and friendly attitudes. I live in Sacramento but would be tempted to drive the FIVE HOURS to this Walmart just because it was a GREAT Experience. I did not take any pictures because I thought it was going to be a quick stop. But I really enjoyed doing my shopping at this store. Even if I only bought two items and spent less than $8. Thank you Walmart for restoring my faith in good customer service at Walmart .

If it wasn't 1 of the only stores that has fabric or clothing I wouldn't shop there due 2 not…read morehaving apple pay, pay by entering manually ur credit visa card 2 pay cuz I didn't have cash at the time, the workers r great it's just that policy about payment. If there was a target or another Joanne's I wouldn't shop there

This little store has just about everything one needs. Wide range of items. We were greeted by…read morethe owners when we came in and were told to have a nice day by the worker when we left. Love the small town, old west vibe. Everyone knew each other by name as customers came and went.

A destination vacation spot Paisley is not…read more But their homemade breakfast burrito is better than any frozen-reheated one we found in other like towns. And the meatball skewer was yummy. The lady is very nice and they have a decent selection of road travel essentials. Worth the six mile trip from Summer Lake Hot Springs.

Been doing business there for over 20 years and told them to keep the change on multiple occasions…read more Last time I went there they refused my transaction because I was 4 cents short. Will not do business there again.

Don't shop here or buy gas, I'm a firefighter working the bootleg fire and wasn't let off the line…read moreuntil 730 I'm trying to get back to fire camp but I'm almost out of gas I stopped and was told sorry we're closed can't help you...thanks for the support...we bust our asses to try to put out a fire for you assholes and that's the thanks...perfect!

It doesn't look like much from the outside but it's a great stop. Super nice staff. Fresh, made…read moreto order b roasted gizzards and chicken. I Wanted to try one of their milkshakes, but too full from the chicken. I guess I Gotta swing back by and have one. Thanks for the great stop and nice chat!!

This is a fantastic little town market deli. She makes great fried gizzards and chicken. Huge…read moreportions and she makes sure to clean them so well! Not only is the chicken great but the ice cream is even better. Local creamery huckleberry ice cream and if only i had a bigger stomach, I would have loved to try the milkshake too. But alas the lord only gave me 1 stomach. I wish i had this nice little deli near were i lived in San Diego but alas, these small town gems are gems for a reason. Great liquor and mixer selection too.

Service in any business to me means being professional and appropriate to patrons. Sadly, this is…read morenot the case at Clyde's. This market is in Chiloquin with a large portion of the people here are Native American as am I. We have patronized this store many times in the 12 years we have resided here. They take advantage of people needing things and a trip to town is a 60+ mile round trip. Milk was sold for upwards of $5 and most grocery items are 30-50% more expensive than in town. I read a review from a customer who praised their 'deli'. It is a complete fabrication. They have a very old 'cold case' where they display grayish meat and cheese that is almost triple the price of other grocers. Unfortunately, this establishment employs unabashed racists. My son and I were on a walk and decided to stop there to get a snack. As we entered Clyde's there was a young woman checking out. She was talking to two older women. One was the cashier and the other was stocking shelves. So all three were talking jovially. The young woman concluded her transaction and left. As soon as the door shut, the two began talking about what a screw-up the woman was and talking about how they thought she was breaking her parole etc. There is no excuse for this Anywhere, let alone in a market with a child present. My family members still go there but after the last time, I will never go there again.

This is Judy Pate (Pete's wife) this is just a friendly FYI Rod:…read more Quoted from your website: "It's a bit of a drive north to Chiloquin, Chiloquin is kinda seedy. But Oh My God. Inside this run down little store you will find the best old school deli in the back." We, Chiloquin Tourism Action Team, want to change this. You are right in so many ways. Would you like to join our team on January 22nd at 5pm at the Community Center. It will really give you hope for our community if you go and see what is going on behind the scenes. Then, eventually, maybe we can do away with negative statements like this on our websites. (not that I blame you; I understand) Judy Pate 541-783-2428 (call me from a cellphone for more info)" Thanks for being a positive part of Chiloquin. I know working any business is a lot of work and you are appreciated! Keep up the great work Rod and team!

Great food, great service, ambience is great; stop in you won't be disappointed. Best food in modoc!read more

Fantastic dinner. Best lamb chops I have eaten. Chicken Caesar salad was also very delicious. Lots…read moreof chicken

A new and welcome addition to Bly, Oregon. The prices are…read moreincredibly reasonable, comparable to some of the prices in KFalls, without the drive (60 plus miles). I was pleasantly surprised to see all of the prices clearly listed. Well stocked, when I inquired about a brand of olives, the lady working let me know they could get them for me. Nice! In addition to a wide array of fresh veggies, cheeses, dairy, meats and all varieties of canned and boxed and frozen foods, they offer a nice selection of personal items. Plumbing supplies and hardware aplenty! An isle for animal feed, it is a farming/ranching town :) They also will make you a Take n Bake Pizza, sub sandwiches, soda machines and fresh coffee are also available.

I have been so disappointed over the last few years. I just bought bacon from the meat department…read morebut it was torn in half - not whole slices of bacon! I have bought their cooked shrimpcto eat that night and twice it was rotten. The produce is not always great. The limes I just bought were dry. I needed three to get an ounce of juice. Then I spend 10 minutes logging into their app to get 2 dollars off a jar of pasta sauce. A saving grace is one time a woman working produce ask me if I needed help while I was logging in to get a digital coupon for a pineapple. She put a sticker on it with the sale price so I could move one with my day. It can be that easy.

Entering the state of Oregon means no sales tax for us Californians…read more We'd plan to be in Oregon for a week's stay so we wanted to load up on groceries. First thing first - refuel our gas tank. I used my sister's Fred Myer loyalty membership # to get a discount on gas. I think we saved three cents a gallon. The second time we didn't provide the number as it wasn't a big savings. In Oregon they have gas attendants to pump your gas. Years ago hubby got out of the car to pump gas and the attendant knew right away we were from California where we pump our own gas. Fred Myer is a like a Target, but on a larger scale. They sell clothes, garden supplies, household goods, food, bakery, deli etc. Their store layout is kind of weird. It's one floor. It looks more like an office building than a store at first glance. We saved $18 in groceries using my sister's Fred Myer loyalty membership #. The best edible was the Angel food cake found in the bakery department. I wished our local supermarket could replicate it.