Great place to shop for necessity items, etc. Kind of like a…read moremini $ store, combined with a certain big box shopping store chain that starts with a "W", and ends with a "t". Convenient, as well as many bargains. Not open 24/7, but nothing in Eugene/ Springfield/Corvallis area really is any more. Safeway on 18th and Willamette street in Eugene is the only place I'm aware of that is.(Next to Hiron's) 7-11, but that's more of a convenience store.

It takes forever to get through the line. Employees are stocking and not paying attention to when…read moreyou get to the register. I have had to yell is anyone working to get their attention. One person waiting on everyone while you wait in line.

Got delayed for a firearm background check and I hear this rude employee tell someone else that I…read morehad filled out a bogus form. Extremely unprofessional and false.

Every time I go into a Bi-mart the people are amazing. My samlon rigs are in the best shape ever…read more In my life. The ammo is like half what you pay anywhere else. I got a grenade launcher and an M1 Abrams TANK for less than the price of a lunch at Taco Bell. The polymer AR-10 .308 ghost gun lower selection is tops. The low-dose chewable aspirin is 99 cents. I mean, it's the best.

Made a quick pitstop for gas. Good prices, great service, nothing else to add…read more Location near some great coffee and quick bites across the street.

Ordered online for delivery . I ordered 3 items, only 2 were delivered . I ordered a replacement…read morefor the missing item . After 10 days it was cancelled by Costco. I have now asked for a refund . Why is this so difficult ?

Overall a nice store,employees can be a little rude sometimes and some of their prices are…read moreextremely high $7.09 for a can of Campbell's soup but their fresh meat counter is pretty reasonable sometimes cheaper than Safeway just have to pick and choose what you shop for there..they make to order sandwiches and their always soggy they need to get hogie rolls because bread just doesn't work and I've been getting sandwiches off and on for about 15+ yrs till I just stopped and not just me but other people also I know switch bread and I'll be back getting sandwiches once again,, just a suggestion plus their hot food is always old and dried out if it's passed its time throw it out don't sell it to people my ex husband came from Idaho and went and spent like ,$35.00 and brought it to my house we had to throw away 3/4 of it and choked down the little that was eatable

It's Dari-Mart, so it's typically overpriced convenience items. Usually there's nothing exciting…read moreabout that kind of store, especially in a small town. This store seems to have expanded recently and now have veggies and fresh fruits. Which is good. I didn't check the prices to compare to anywhere else, I just noticed them there. The employees are nice. The older ones know the regulars, the newer ones are more formal and stiff. But I've never had a real complaint about anyone in there. The store seems cleaner than most, and that's nice. I always appreciate a clean store. Will I return? Yes. It's not my favorite store to go, but in a small, and I mean small town, it's there for convenience. So if I need something while I'm making dinner and forgot, it's just down the hill from me. It's kind of a staple in the town. I've been going here for 12 years now.

A friend picked up some whipping cream for me. She did not retain the receipt but when I poured it,…read moreit came out in lumps! Store refused to exchange it 5.99 for old product btw it was almost expired too! To top it off she was rude to me about the situation as well. I stopped using the store as customer service is all any store has or I shop elsewhere ! I went without whipping cream before paying twice at this store. It's 1.99 at Trader Joe's too! They are awesome there as well.

Organic selections is wonderful which is hard to find but the meat selection sucks... and as a meat…read moreand veggies family that's difficult

Great experience shopping at this marshals, the high quality good at low low prices are near…read moreimpossible to beat. Anna was the most helpful associate, she went above and beyond. Shawn is a silver lining in bleak world, truly a delight. Gene needs a raise, he helped me find some amazing home goods at low low prices that matched my victorian estate perfectly, I have these new rugs that have been a nightmare to match, the drape situation has NOT been under control but thanks to these new high quality home furnishings, I've never been more zen in my safe space.

Friendly staff. Clean store, very organized . Great prices on brand name items. Close parking to…read morestore.

always friendly and helpful. They have a wonderful little gift section along with over the counter…read moreitem's from eye glasses to first aid, you name it. Save yourself another stop or having to drive to next town. Proud of the business they are growing in our community and can't wait to see their building.

It's very convenient and the drive through is nice. I find Philomath Pharmacy is much easier to…read moredeal with than my old Pharmacy which was near Safeway.

I hadn't been to Rice's in years. I don't know why. Part of it probably was convenience. It's…read morenot on my normal route. It's a special trip. I usually commute by bike, so that's a bigger deal, especially since it takes some cycling on less than ideal streets to get there. I recently needed some wound management supplies. On the way home, my friend stopped by Bi-Mart first. I am a big fan. They didn't have what we needed. We went by Rite-Aid knowing they are usually the most expensive. They apparently carried one of the items we needed, but they were out of stock. We did take note of the price. I waited in line to ask the pharmacist in case they had some other things in back that weren't on the shelf. They told me to go talk to the other part of the store as they just dispense medication. Another line, and I got a cold, "Nope; if it's not on the shelf we ain't got it." We were going to head out to the other Bi-Mart and Safeway next, but decided to stop at Rice's on the way. I am glad we did. My friend didn't want to stop there, but my friend's mind has now been changed. Not only did they have all the items we needed, the prices were much more affordable. Did I mention the staff is very friendly? No. I guess I didn't. Well, they are. Helpful and friendly. Even though it's out of the way, I think I'm going to tell my doctors to change all my prescriptions to Rices. If that helps keep them in business, it's a no-brainer. Small independent shop that cares about the community, unlike Rite-Aid which is a huge corporation - allegedly number 148 in the Fortune 500. Far more personable. It reminds me of growing up in the '70s. One of our neighbors was a pharmacist at an independent drug store nearby. We always used that pharmacy for the same reasons I'll always use Rice's now.

I love Rice's pharmacy because of their personal, small town feel. Someone is always available to…read moreanswer questions and although they're busy, they never make me feel like they're too busy for me. The drug store has all kinds of interesting items and gifts as well as the usual over the counter things you might need.