We love this neighborhood market in Yachats! We vacation here every year and appreciate this market…read moreand it's wide variety of items. They even have good quality produce! We needed some snacks to stock our beach house rental and this was a one stop shopping store. Their prices are a little high compared to the chain grocery stores, but that's not surprising. We don't mind paying a little more in quaint small towns. We prefer the peaceful, low traffic areas of the Oregon Coast. Employees are always friendly and helpful here. Their private parking lot has plenty of parking available. The store is clean and well stocked. I would definitely recommend.

Dropped in around sundown. Just wanted sandwiches and chips for a quick meal at the hotel…read more Bag your own groceries. No deli or bakery plenty of most things you need. Only store in the village

The only place in the area that's open late! I was in the area for a mini hotel stay-cation during…read morethe COVID pandemic, and we were really bored indoors. We stumbled upon this place and thankfully they had some playing cards! This really got us through our cabin fever in our hotel. They also had a large variety of alcohol, snacks, and ice cream that carried us through our late night shenanigans. If you're in Lincoln City and need something late at night, this is the place to go to for all your needs! The man working inside was wearing his face mask on his chin unfortunately, but they do require customers to wear face masks in the store.

Nice it was close by and open so late. These are COVID times and nothing is for certain. Also we…read moreare in a full nazi style lockdown from kate brown. Bars and restraints have mostly closed. Aside from being open, they had a decent selection of brews amongst regular minimart stuff. The negative is the seedy crowd that was coming and going. This is a place that sells food, beer and crackpipes. I get they have to make money, but draw the line. There was also no clear place to get hand sanitizer. Staff was good.

We stopped for gas at the Shell and Family Mart in Curtin. Someone came out and washed the…read morewindshield and gave us two water bottles as well as a coupon for a free soft drink. He was extremely friendly. What a great stop on our drive north.

This random ass guy came up to our car and started trying to out gas in and it was weird. Me and my…read moremom got spooked out of our minds and thought that this gas station was super weird.

This store had a little bit of everything. From groceries, to fishing gear, to emergency supplies,…read moreto souvenirs. We were in the mood for something cold and bought some big fat ice cream sandwiches- which we thoroughly enjoyed after our lunch next door at Takoda's Restaurant.

Getting gas here is a chore now…read more OK, so now you can pump your own gas in Oregon. I don't have a problem with that. But I DO have a problem with pumps that can take cards, but don't, with no attendants, forcing you to walk quite a ways across a lot into another building out of view of your car and wait in line. When you go to insert your card you're met with a little screen that says "Machine not currently taking cards. Please pay inside" or something like that. Even though the machine has a card reader, and I've used it before in the past under previous ownership. So OK, cool no problem. My legs aren't broken. I'll just walk inside. Now I have to wait in line at least 10 minutes behind people humming and hawing at what they want out of the deli case. Or to stare blankly at the menu as if they've never seen or heard of chicken on a stick before. I do finally get up there. I hand the kid my card. "How's it going? I'd like some gas. Fill on pump three please" He asks me how much? I say "a fill, I want to fill it up please" Then he asked me, well do you know like what dollar amount that's gonna be?. Really man? No, that's kind of what you're supposed to tell me after the car has been filled up. So they don't have the technology to put an authorization on my card, and then charge me what the total is when I'm done pumping the gas? Am I the only person that ever comes in and asks them to fill it up? Really? I say "Just give me $10" Only $10? "Yes please, thanks." (Just give me enough to get up the road to someplace that knows how gas stations are supposed to work.)

I stopped in here yesterday afternoon with my husband on our way back from Ike's Pizza…read more We mostly stopped because my bladder demanded a stop, and I must admit, I wasn't expecting anything fabulous when I stopped here. Small town gas stations/stores are usually expensive and have a very limited selection. That wasn't the case here. The bathrooms were incredibly clean and huge. I love that they painted Bigfoot footprints from the door out to the restrooms. It's cute and fun. The store is awesome. They have a huge selection for being such a tiny store, and prices are really good. I love that they carry Umpqua Dairy products, milk, ice cream, and cottage cheese. If I lived closer, I'd come in for those all the time. Prices are actually really reasonable. My husband and I picked up some snacks and soda while we were there. We really didn't need anything, but I wasn't stopping to use the bathroom and not make a purchase. Employee was super welcoming and helpful. I loved that I had time to walk around the entire store to simply browse everything they had to offer, which was more than I expected them to have. But I felt welcome to do so. There was no rush, no being watched, just a very relaxed and welcoming atmosphere in this store. Would I return? Oh my word, yes! I've literally driven by this store a thousand times over the years and never stopped. Which kind of irritates me that I missed out on his little gem of a store.

This is the best little store up river. Has the basic essentials that I need in a rush. Exceptional…read moreservice and friendly staff. You can always count on them to be open during bad weather. They serve prepared tasty hot food. Owner lives on the McKenzie and supports the local community in so many ways. The store has a beautiful history and you can feel it in the walls when you walk in. Stop in on your way over the pass for a snacks.

Nice gas station and market in Waldport. Service station was clean. There are four pumps available…read more Restrooms available inside market. Market had a nice variety of staples. Employees friendly and helpful. Would recommend.

Great place to go in waldport nice home town store home town feel and home town people.. ice cold…read moredrinks and very clean place reasonably price items... also have a drive through so if your in your PJ's you can stay in the comfort of your car... or if you have all the kids and don't want to drag them in... and the best thing is if it's raining .... go check them out they also have gas

I would give more stars... however i was betrayed one day by the supposed chicken bacon ranch…read moreburrito THAT WAS DRYER THAN THE SAHARA and broke my heart even more because i asked before i bought the burrito if it had ranch and they said yes. it did not otherwise the food is always good and everything is reasonably priced and friendly staff

Place was awesome. Reviews seem to tell a different story of what's actually there. The owner was…read moresuper kind and nice seems to have his stuff together !

Denied me beer despite my ID being authentic because it was from a different state. Lady working…read morewas annoying and off putting anyway. Didn't seem fully stocked. If there's literally anything else open go there.

Cassie and Alfred are always so helpful and kind I love them. The best 7-111 in town....read more

The ambiance was great, but the food was subpar. Clam chowder from a place that's right on the…read morewater, you would think would be much better.But it was pretty bad. Burger lunch like preformed, bean burger and not tasty. Chicken strips make something you got at the bottom of your freezer. Live violin music was a nice touch though.

I stopped in this morning and ordered a LARGE CAPPUCCINO. I was served a large black coffee. I…read moreexplained that I hadn't ordered that but a cappuccino. The two young people began to argue with me that it WAS a cappuccino. I told them I make myself one every morning, have drank them for years, and know what they are. They basically called me a liar!! Two other ladies there ALSO tried to tell them but they just got more and more rude. I showed a picture of a cappuccino to the young woman who then replied, "I don't want to see your stupid picture!" I told the young man I was going to report their rudeness to the owner and he replied,"I'd like to report YOU to your owner." One of the other patrons that witnessed all this said she would also report them to her friend, Jill, that also works there. They were apalled as well! As a retired middle school teacher, I have to say the horrible conduct of these two young people helps explain what is wrong with our schools. I saw the lack of respect coming when I retired in 2013. So so sad!! No respect for their elders or authority.