Monday night we told ourselves, "We must fill the tank tomorrow."…read more A beautiful Tuesday arrived, cumulus building in the sky, sun coming through the windshield. Driving into Chevron, I heard "Ding Ding!" from an automatic bell. Asound from my childhood, nearly extinct, letting staff know a customer has arrived. Fill-up we got, from Eddie. Eddie has lived in Prairie City over 40 years. He's seen it thriving in his childhood to a fine rural place working hard to revive. Eddie filled out tank. He iffered to wash the windows, old style, but..."The Windows are Mine!"... for personal reasons. They needed it. Our pod has ended the highest hopes of a million insects for 2,000 miles. Insect funeral services are MY territory. I do not want D talking bad about other's window work. Chevron has an amazing windshield washing additive. The buckets here had plenty of bug-cutting additive, excellent squeegees, and of course paper towels. The C-Store has a wide range of products, suitable for pod munching and hydrating. Would we stop here agsin? Yes we would. Ding Ding!

Stopped on the way through on a road trip and let me tell you this is one of the cleanest gas…read morestation stops I've seen in a long time. Everything was stocked, wiped down, and do I dare say smelled pleasant! Staff was super friendly and they had a wide variety of snacks and food.

I love doing a review when I receive great customer service..it was Kecia at this location..I have…read morebeen to different locations and its not always the same thing..I asked Kecia if you can make me a special order since I am sticking to a diet..and she smiled and said yes..so i told her she made it and it was very good..I truly appreciate that she take time out of her busy work to make it for me..thank you so much and management please recognize Kecia for her outstanding customer service.

I'm so glad we stopped here! They have all the snacks anyone could want, an expresso machine, hot…read morechocolate, and a really nice restroom. The employees had a great attitude. Stop in for gas, too!

This is a stop between big city and La Grande heading west. There is a 76 gas station and a small…read moreconvenient store. Everyone we dealt with was nice. The store is clean. The bathroom is really nice too. Stop here not in one of the bigger cities...

Was running on fumes and this Sinclair was a life saver. Thank you! Saved our road trip. New pumps…read moreas well.

Amazing gas's store. From food, to protein supplements to nice clothing brands that you would see…read moreat the buckle and everything more. Even the employee was delightful. I would stop here again.

I've always like shopping at the Grocery Outlets - one can get many things at highly reduced…read moreprices, and sometimes they are unusual items not readily found elsewhere. Of course, they don't have everything. They deal in over-runs and surplus items, though they try to keep a reasonable selection of produce, cheese, lunch meats, canned and frozen foods, etc. stocked. If you like something and its a bargain, then stock up on it - it may not be there next time you come. The Burns Outlet just opened in 2018 and I hafta say it's one of the better ones. A good selection of just about everything these stores usually sell, and a lot of better-than-average bargains. Burns really needed this store as the other supermarkets are pretty expensive. I'm here all week and every time I go in there I buy more than I thought I would.

Staff/manager was very rude and unprofessional. I had picked up a glazed pot that was marked…read more24.99. When the checker rang it up, it came up 39.99. I told her it was marked 24.99 on the tag. The biggest pot was marked 59.99 the medium glazed pot was marked 39.99 and then the pot I had picked up was marked 24.99. The checker called her night manager up front and the night manager said that it was marked wrong and proceeded to take the tag off of the glazed pot that I was wanting to buy, and basically told me it was what it was 39.99 not 24.99. Needless to say I didn't buy the glazed pot. I told her I would buy the glazed pot I was wanting in Bend. She told me that the stores where independently owned and they could charge what they wanted, and I was free to shop in Bend, Redmond, Ontario,...etc. etc. Apparently this store don't need local business or least not mine.

Simple. Convenient. Local…read more I was spending a few days in town locally. I had the opportunity to stop in a couple times. This market is the main cafe, convenience store and gas station in a small rural town with a population of just over 150 residents. Service was friendly and prompt. Coffee was hot. I stopped in one morning to have breakfast. I ordered their Denver Omelet which is a three egg omelet filled with diced tomatoes, green peppers, onion and chunks of ham for $11.70. I added cheese for an additional 60 cents. It comes with hash browns and your choice of toast. Quite a hearty breakfast and very reasonably priced! I enjoyed the omelet so much that I went back the next day and ordered the same thing. There were 4 or 5 different folks working in the cafe / store when I was there. They seemed to share different roles from waiting, cashier, pumping gas and minding the store. The store itself carries a variety of essentials, frozen meats & seafoods, beverages and snack items, typical for many other convenience stores. Should I visit the area again in the future, I would definitely stop in for breakfast.

We were there recently and stayed next door at the Riverbend Motel. The cafe is part of the market…read moreand as another person noted there is generally one person (The owner) doing everything. She does take a couple days off so there are others that work as well when it is busy, and when she can find the help. The food is good and she gladly made me a custom sandwich one morning. I know she is interested in retiring so that could happen and they could close. I will post pictures of inside and outside soon.

3 years ago, my husband and I were traveling from Portland to Utah. We forgot gas and were running…read moreon E and Anxiety. We had stopped one exit before and were welcomed by racists and shotguns lol, so initially showing up we were already scared. Someone at the bar close by knew the owner and gave her a call. She showed up in ten minutes and helped us with gas and lavatories and snacks. We drive by occasionally and look forward to coming here again.

Amazing people! We ran out of gas at the Rest Area 13 miles away... I gave them a call to see if…read morethey would bring gas. The woman I spoke with (Sherry *I think*) on the phone was super kind and found someone to come help right away. Not long after she said someone was on her way, Stephanie arrived with 5 gallons of gas. Their service fee was totally reasonable only $10! Stephanie and her husband were super nice as well. If you have the chance definitely stop in and meet some amazing people

The staff here are interesting and have great suggestions for what to do and see nearby. Take a…read moremoment to look around -- it looks a little sparse and dusty at first, but there are plenty of treasures. Ask for Scott, and soon you'll have more interesting things to do during your visit than you have time to do them.

Don't bother going here. Staff was in the back smoking pot when I walked in. It is basically a…read morejunk store with a lot of rocks and a few groceries. Pretty grungy inside.