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.

Great market!! They have some high quality products that you'll never find at 7-11 or any…read moreconvenience store. Lovely owners. Very kind and generous people

Days later I ended up back here and just have to share. I have to walk with a cane and recently…read morehave begun trying to utilize store's motorized carts when I can to save a bit of stamina walking on my injuries to give them rest. The one cart available was broken so, frustrated I just did my shopping. When I was exiting the other cart was back - I had to snap a photo since it came back with an empty bottle of Petron in the basket so hay, Sunday AM - if you are drinking down a bottle of tequila, at least its a good one?!? I was loading my groceries as an employee was kind enough to warn me that someone had taken an actual dump in the ADA section right near where my car was parked. I appreciated the warning but, again, early Sunday AM - WOW. I also had forgotten the PTSD this parking lot will give you between it being horrifically arranged, that most of its users drive trucks VERY aggressively that are the size of an RV so they will and try to run you down ridiculously and the entire parking lot has potholes that are nearly a foot deep and a foot and a half wide. The whole lot is crumbling and getting in and out is challenging due to the horror show of the surrounding streets.

I shop at several Safeway locations regularly, but the Forest Grove Safeway stands out--in a…read morenegative way. This store is consistently unfriendly, poorly maintained, and not very clean. Staff members are often unhelpful and, at times, outright rude. Safeway is a large company, and I expect a basic level of customer service and cleanliness. Unfortunately, this location repeatedly falls short of those expectations. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and works to improve the experience for customers.

I witnessed an employee by the name of Jack helping a handicap customer throughout the store,…read moremultiple employees ignored him but he clearly needed help, I'm happy there's still someone that still works at Walmart that goes above and beyond to help!

On May 1st for the second time, I brought to the attention of the Walmart in Cornelius Oregon that…read morethey were in violation of State Law by allowing non-service dogs into their location. I was treated rudely by the front-end manager, Amanda. She basically blew me off. I was also told sarcastically by another associate that "why don't I shop Winco or Safeway as they do not allow dogs." I will admit that I did become agitated. After I went home the local police showed up at my house to inform me that Walmart had trespassed me for one year. Apparently, they used information from cameras in the parking lot that allowed the police to identify me from the license plate on my car. I was not given any documentation that was told it was in their system. I contacted the Store Manager Jose the next day. I presented my side of the story and apologized for my portion of any problem. He said he would investigate it. He called me back later and told me that based on conversations with his team the trespass would stand. He claimed it was based on past incidents. I asked him to provide me with dates and times, but he would not. I suggested that he talk to other store personal who would speak extremely highly of my interactions with them. He refused. He also did not even apologize for how as a customer I was treated. He told me to call 1-800-Walmart as escalation would probably reverse the situation. On May 4th, I did that and filed complaint number 260504001867. I was told that it would take 3-5 business days and that I would be contacted. Since May 9th I have been following up daily and am being told each time that it has been escalated to the highest level of management. This is obviously scripted. I am now being told that I was contacted by the store manager and that the issue has been resolved and that I was notified by email of those facts. Neither has occurred. I have asked numerous times if there is anybody else, I can contact and am told no. I am told that they also have no other way of contacting other than filing a report. Walmart makes it entirely impossible to contact anyone. Even if you call the corporate number that is a result of an internet search a recording tells you to call 1-800-Walmart. I have contacted the police about the fact that the Cornelius Walmart is in violation of state law and have been told that it is something they don't deal with. Yesterday I attempted to contact the local store manager and after several attempts was told by Jill the Assistant Manager that he was in a meeting, and he would call me back later. He did not. I again attempted today to contact him and again was connected with Jill. She did ultimately transfer the call to Jose the Store Manager. I explained to him what I was told by customer service. I also reexplained the facts as I see them. He stated that they were still going to allow all dogs (even unleashed) into the store and that the one-year trespass would stand. I informed him that I guess I would need to contact the local news media and he hung up on me. I have asked both Winco on SW Oak in Hillsboro and the Walmart Neighborhood market on SW Murray Bl in Beaverton how they handle it when non-service dogs are brought into the store. They stated that they politely ask that the person take the dog outside. If the customer does not comply, they refer them to the posted poster from the Oregon Department of Agriculture which states only Service Animals are allowed and it even states that Comfort Animals are not.

It's like Costco had a baby with Bass Pro--an old man once told me that if this store doesn't stock…read moreit then you don't need it... staff seem to be subject matter experts in construction, plumbing, hunting, and fishing. Amazing.

If you know me, you know im one of the nicest outgoing people ever especially to my elders. Anywho,…read moretoday June 25, 2025. I came to order food and as I stand there waiting to get attended my coworker and I just mention how good the sopes looked. As time passed I realized the lady was just standing there cutting the cow tongue. So my coworker kindly asked"excuse me ma'am do we order here or at the check out"? The lady rudely replied"well you're just standing there talking not looking at the menu".(I beg you pardonI) I gasped anywho I'm sorry if this is your mother but she's rude AF!

My definition of a perfect sub sandwich. The bread is baked there, perfectly pillowy and chewy and…read morefluffy, all the ingredients are fresh and high quality, and it's your classic sandwich with no weirdo sauces or relishes or extra ingredients that don't aren't necessary. I ordered the turkey and Swiss, got a bag of lays and piled them into the sandwich for that nostalgic crunch. Also appreciate the friendly service and good prices. If you're a sandwich purist like me, you'll love this place!!

We were in the area after spending the morning at Hagg Lake and needed some lunch. We were thankful…read moreto find Phil's! The inside is pretty basic, as is the menu, but they do have specials on the board. They are cash only, so be prepared for that. The lady at the cash register was friendly and prepared to answer any question we had, she even guessed that we would be splitting our sub and offered to put it on separate plates for us. My daughter and I decided to split the large Turkey, Avocado, and Cheese. Each cold sub comes with your choice of White, Wheat, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cheese, Mayo, Oil & Vinegar & Seasoning. We went with white bread and all the toppings. You definitely want to split the large, it's 4 large pieces, so basically 2 full sized subs at other places. You can tell that they make their own bread, it's delicious. The perfect crust and texture. Our sub was packed to the brim with everything you'd want in a good sub. Everything was fresh and there was a good amount of toppings and meat. I would definitely come back again if we were in the area.

The Krispy Krunchy Chicken was delicious, krunchy and moist! The store manager was very helpful,…read morecourteous and nice. I was told after I left that the honey biscuits are the best!

If you want to go fishing at Hagg lake but don't have the fishing pole or yours is broken This is…read moreyour one stop for all. Fish pole Fishing license Baits Parking pass etc..

A quaint neighborhood grocery store within walking distance. Perfect if you need milk or bread or…read moreother basic essentials. Mr. Lucky (sorry I don't know his real name) doesn't speak much English but he is still nice. Mrs. Lucky is very nice and speaks some English

The old man is a scammer and extremely rude he accused me of stealing and then made me pay for…read morethings a didn't buy DO NOT COME HERE.

This has got to be the worst plaid pantry ive ever been to. Associates are always cussing and dont…read moreknow what customer service is. I dont know if its the owner that trains them to be nit helpful or they just suck. Im done coming here and would advise anyone else against it. There is a gas staition up the road where the employees actually enjoy having a job!

OMG...rage post... I get that this is, apparently, the only convenience store in this area. I also…read moreget that working late is rough and you do what you can to make your shift go. This was that classic example where I was reminded of two things: 1) Just move along, smile and nod if you need to - try not t0o engage or just agree... 2) If you can, just avoid the convenience store scene in the middle of the night. I do delivery driving and I prefer the middle of the night because it is (normally) far more peaceful. The folks at the merchant stops are 90% way chill. I was having such a lovely night and just got past the midnight rush as people get those spots open till 11-12. I dropped off an order in Forest Grove so I picked up a pickup for 2 different people at this convenience store. I enter to a customer trying to get stuff from the warm self service food. I can hear an employee barking all sorts at the customer (who never said a single word during my whole visit) - he genuinely looked at me like "I'm stuck... and do not know how to make this stop". The employee was going on and on and on about that they do not have this and that they hate that they are out of anything but sometimes they run out of things that people want. I was confused since it looked like the customer had probably just asked about something and not the history of said item. I just waited for the employee to see me as, with their warm food station taking up a large amount of the store and assuming they are busy doing work they will surely come to the counter. I get that there are a couple 7-11 locations that have a vendor pick up spot but usually they have BIG ASS signs that say that. Here's the thing though - most stores have a fridge/freezer that they take the order out of for me because usually I am picking up drinks or ice cream for a customer. Don't know about y'all but if I ordered a pint of ice cream - it sitting on a counter anywhere near the HOT FOOD STATION, even for 1-2 minutes.... can we talk about science kids? Yep, so the apparent queen of this location genuinely made me walk all the way around the store to the other side of the hot food station to pick up the two small bags while actually giving me a full blown lecture about how this store does things. I was pissed enough seeing she is lecturing me on how to walk unnecessary around the whole store thinking - well, maybe I should have done this and shopped the order myself so that my customer's ice cream was not half melted (did I mention that us folks make more money on tips that on the food???). She kept going on and on about her just telling me in case I was here again. I will have to remember so that when I go there I can say I will get my customer undamaged food thanks.

The owner of the 7-Eleven is a really good person. The people who work there 90% of them are really…read moregreat. Couple of them are kind of kooky, but just ignore them. It's very very busy in the morning actually it's busy a lot but it's a really good 7-Eleven. They try to keep everything in stock even though they're so busy they run through stuff. They still try to keep it stocked well, and again really good. Nice people worked there and if you go there a few times they remember you and they're super cool. It's one of the few nice convenient stores that I like to go to. My husband goes there almost every day to get a cup of coffee, the rewards programs pretty good so I would give them a five because it's a really good 7-Eleven