Stopped in for some caffeine. Parking was a breeze. They have lots of coffee options - it was a…read morehot day so I opted for an iced mocha that was sweet but hit the spot. And for under $3, price can't be beat.

Most of the time they charge the right price and then I'll go in to get it again the next day and…read moreit's higher and then I'll go in maybe two days later and it's back down I don't know what the deal is with that crap

A nice little market convenient for drinks, candy -- and lots of BEER! I liked the owner (or…read moreemployee)....he was very nice! I like little corner stores like this as it is a part of the community and not some major store.

From the owner: We offer convenience store products while providing small town service in the city. Come try our…read morePop Shoppe sodas!!

North Hillsboro, this is your lunch option…read more I want to get this review in just to remind people that this and the Jesus Fightin' Coffee Barn behind Napa are the only food-selling businesses keeping regular hours in this rapidly expanding corner of the city. If the town overlords have their way, there'll be three new factories (oh, sorry "fabs"--wouldn't want to be coarse) belching smoke (darn it, there I go again--"vapor") into the sky from their myriad stacks (ahem, "scrubbers") just across the road, some new corporate campuses for all the tech people who totally go to the office after Covid and... no amenities or housing whatsoever. Great. As it is, the one restaurant in this area--Jersey Girl Pizza--can't attract enough help to stay open for lunch because its key labor pool is still attending Glencoe in the afternoon. Anything else the neighborhood needs is 2+ miles away, and bus service to the area is about to be discontinued because that bus didn't serve anyone but Intel. So we get the faithful Plaid, which recognizes it's the one port in a storm and recently bulked up its selection of milk, eggs and other staples to go with its actual essentials: Four aisles of snacks and a wall of alcohol fridges and ice cream freezers. There is (1) grocery aisle, and even that contains wine. For the optimist, this Plaid has a shocking array of European chocolates and candies, a diverse selection of chips ranging from hot to flamin' hot and a lovely gentleman behind the counter who'll wish you a Plaidtastic day. For the pessimist, there are still enough disgruntled country regulars to keep you entertained with disputes over nicotine patches, political discussions about flavored tobacco bans and squabbles over who'll clean up an ICEE spilled while reaching for a clearance yardstick of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. There are sandwiches in a refrigerator section, but no one knows where they're made. There's "coffee" on the counter that may or may not derive from beans. And there's a microwave for your burritos that may even be clean if you get to it early enough in the week. This is what the future workers of North Hillsboro will line up for in the years that follow. This is what may eventually force the pizza place to realize that you can, in fact, hire workers from places other than the high school across the street. This is the single most reliable business in this sought-after corner of town, and it's a dark metaphor for what awaits those who settle here. Have a Plaidtastic day.

The guy at the front counter accused my friend of stealing and when he asked proof he showed us the…read morecameras and in the video there was no proof

Okay, so here is my experience on night shift and shopping at this 7-11…read more..... I have gone in multiple nights and found a few things that I find troubling: 1. There seems to be a disconnect between expectations of night shift there compared to day shifts 2. There is little to no hot foods at night, whether that is taquitos, pizza, or chicken on a stick 3. No one on nights seems to know where these items are, to cook for people who work nights, and want a quick bite when Taco Bell is closed 4. There seems to be a lack of experience of the individuals who work there at night 5. I had to explain to the guy working tonight on how to load the cheese into the nacho dispenser, and even then, he didn't seem to know where the nacho cheese is located 6. Last but not least, I have also gone in at night, and saw barely any worker wearing a mask during the pandemic, if anyone is wearing one, it is below their nose, and barely covering their mouth Overall 2 stars because they seem to keep the coolers stocked, but there seems to be a training issue that should be rectified if they want customers to keep returning. I should not be teaching a 7-11 employee how to stock cheese in a nacho dispenser. This store is subpar at best.

Love coming here in my very early mornings to grab breakfast and come again for my lunch, had such…read morea great dude working there, he'd always make sure he made us some food in the morning and lunch around 5:30a ish when the rush comes, they changed the employees and this location now sucks and will no longer come. They don't make any fresh food or any food anymore and the new employees are rude

Walked my handicapped mom into this Walgreens. My mom is handicapped from a stroke, walks slow and…read morewith a cane. She desperately needed the restroom, she walks all the way to the back of the store only to find out they have no working public restroom. No one there repairing it either. I'll never set foot in this Walgreens again! The workers didn't seem to give a crap about her either..... How awful!

What's happened to Walgreens??…read more My first (and most likely, only) visit to this location didn't go too well. I actually use a different location closer to home, but when my Walgreens informed me they couldn't honor my vaccine appt by hanging a note on the closed pharmacy during the day of my scheduled visit, I rescheduled my flu shot to this nearby store. Since my store's sign stated that anyone scheduled would need to stop by and be worked in during the next week, my hope was that by taking an appointment slot at this location instead, maybe I wouldn't have to stand around and wait. I was wrong. I arrived at the recommended 15 mins prior to my appointment time. There was a small line for both vaccine check-in and script pick-up. However I could see 6 employees working behind the counter, so the line moved at a decent clip. Since they weren't busy at all at this point and it was now 50 mins past my appointment time, I decided to approach the consultation window and inquire...just to be sure I hadn't been forgotten. I stood at the window in front of 3 employees for a few mins without being acknowledged. I finally just spoke up and asked for some help. The ultimate answer from the pharmacist was that I was next in line and to give them 5 minutes. About 10 minutes later I was called in for my shot. If I hadn't approached them I really don't know when I would've been seen. At that time the lines were gone, and only one other vaccine customer was waiting with me. **To be completely transparent, the employee tasked at giving my shot didn't seem at all comfortable doing it. She seemed nervous, and was very awkward holding the needle and injecting. I was also required to fill out the paperwork while waiting that I'd already completed online.** It was a hard one to understand. They appeared to have plenty of employees...granted they all seemed active, but I definitely don't think that the 1 hour and 15 minutes total time I was inside for my appointment could've possibly been necessary. Maybe Walgreens isn't the best option at this time for vaccines?

I will say go to this versus the other a few blocks away. I had to go to both to do an order pickup…read moreand was directed to the wrong spot. Apparently it happens a lot but wow, the person was just rude! The service here was much better and I laughed at the epic pile of bananas available. But it seems well stocked and their food was not at all tragic looking - some locations it looks pretty bad. But I definitely appreciate fast and friendly in the middle of the night.

The cashier said that this is how they sell pizza now. The perimeter was as nasty as the cashier's…read moreattitude towards the freshness and service of the food. We can do better.

Friendly staff, very welcoming, great service. Food is great as well. Love this convenience store…read more It's clean and it has what I need.

Lost wallet- Need the Owners to please contact me at Reinacalle18@icloud.com ( your coworkers have…read morealready escalated to you and I was not giving a call back about it The last purchase was at your shop at 03/11 at around 9:50-10:10pm.

I have been to this place countless times…read more I love funky little grocery stores in small towns and this is no exception. This is just that. They have pretty much a little of everything. Food, drinks, cat food, a big selection of work gloves (these are the kinds of places I always look for good gloves, believe it or not) -- they even cut keys with an old school key machine. I love the old mechanical horse just inside the front door for kids......and the old signs advertising tuna brands that have not been sold in MANY years. The people were friendly to us, parking is super easy, and it is a convenient stop on the way out to other small towns.

Wonderful rib eye and new your strip steaks. Sometimes they are prime quality, sometimes not…read more Just choice, but always the same prices no matter which quality you get. We stop by and check out what they have, every time we come to or by Gaston. Their Jo Jo's are ok as well.