A throwback to times before gas pumps were digital (yes, they still have those old pumps with the…read morenumbers that roll and click), and full service attendant meant actually being greeted and attended to, and staff love their jobs and the history of the business (50 years!), and a corner store was an anchor and gathering place for a community. I've passed by this spot 10,000 times without stopping, but today I am so glad I did! It's my new go-to place for gas, lunch or snacks and beverages, and that ol' friendly feeling you used to get from a business and employees who actually care about customers.

Small excellent local country store! They also have really good biscuits and gravy if you get…read morethere before 10:00. While the food was clearly warmed up in the microwave it still tasted fresh and was probably homemade off-site somewhere and delivered to the store. Unfortunately the store did not appear to carry fishing supplies or bait which is Usual given its proximity to the river and fishing locations. Overall if you need a quick bite to eat or gas this is the place to stop.

Newer management in recent weeks. Staff is just chill and indifferent…read more Really cool space for a "mini mart" style grocery. Spacious ground floor in the old Reed Opera House with neat & funky art along the walls. Product variety overall is perhaps "above-average". My staples are usually Kettle chips, Jackson (avocado oil) chips, pasta red sauce and pasta or spaghetti Barilla noodles. Now, if only they could add a good quality oat milk...

A really great market in downtown Salem, no the first floor of the Reed Operal House. I went…read morespecifically to look for hard candies, like a jolly rancher or something because I had a dry, cough but I didn't want official cough drops. They only had gummy/chewy candies or chocolate, and they had actual Cough Drops. I ended up getting some "Lemon Ginger" gummi from Trolli, and it worked for what I wanted to. But, a great spot!

Stopped for a cup of ice but ended up with an Aqua Fresca because they charge full price either way…read more(sign says the ice maker can't keep up with demand). While I'm not normally a 'soda' drinker, I decided to give it a shot. Pretty decent & refreshing! The cashier is super friendly. Store is clean. No room in my freezer for a full bag of ice, so at .89c for a large drink, its a win.

Small convenient store. Workers are somewhat timid but very nice and personable when talked to…read more Friendly atmosphere. Actually went in for liquor but according to Oregon laws, only liquor stores sell liquor. I'm originally from out of state so was not previously aware. Cigarettes are fairly cheap here.

I know. It's a convenience store - why write a review?…read more Because this particular location carries so many low carb items -and they keep adding new products! Huge selection of nuts/ sunflower/pumpkin seeds: They're the only place in town I can find Emerald cocoa roast almonds, let alone at place that's open at weird hours. Huge selection of jerky/ beef sticks. Their line up is about 4 times the size of most other convenience stores. Tons of diet sodas- Diet A&W ,Sunkist sodas, Sobe Lean, Diet Snapple. They're even carrying sugar free candy now. Whoever is doing the buying for this loaction - you rock!

Like Kyle said, getting in & out of this place is a royal pain because of the traffic in the area…read more However, once you get in, well stocked with a good selection of 'healthy' convenience items. You can also totally pig out on sugary, carby junk food if that is your preference. Staff friendly too!

I've lived in Scio for about 2 + years now. I've gotten to know the employees at Stop N Save and I…read morelove all of them. They work hard. They are friendly and they helped as much as they can. Highly recommend this store and absolutely have adored the people working here since I moved here. Thank you to all the staff! 5 stars!!! Just want to mention, they donate expired veg to farms and have to me and my pet pig.they are very community.

Where to start, I've had good, and bad experiences at this location in Scio. The doughnuts are…read morepretty delicious, the employees have been okay. There's a new hire that has a terrible attitude, and poor customer service. I would say insubordinate behavior to say the least. I went in to purchase dish soap, and the boy named Caleb, threw my stuff into a bag and asked if I wanted my three cents back. Yes, I would like my change thank you. He proceeded to throw my money in my hand. I did ask for his name and walked out. I tried to call the store and the boy answered and said to call back later, and hung up on me, when I asked to speak with a supervisor. I tried calling back he refused to let me speak with his superior. Then of course, he hung up on me when I tried to call again for the same thing. I don't know this person, never been treated so poorly by a random cashier like this before, considering I am very courteous towards people. From what I've heard around town, he's already built a bad rapport with other people. They say he's "ornery" needs someone to teach him some manners. I am a regular at this store, and I won't tolerate a disrespectful little brat that can't keep his attitude in check. I'm hoping to get in touch with corporate or management who can put him on notice. Not a pleasant experience for some dish soap.

Never has this happen before. I went in and asked if someone could open the cigar humidor. The lady…read moreopened it up I reached for a cuba cuba and she took it out of my hand and said I wasn't allowed to retrieve the cigars. So she reached for the one I wanted to smell and examine. She handed it to me I handed it back when I was done examining it and she put it back. I told her how dumb that entire process was. She said its just our policy. Lmao.... No common sence. They evidently know nothing about selecting cigars. I will be driving to lancaster for cigars from now on. They allow you to pick out your own cigar and smoke one there if you'd like.

Here is a review I would never thought would happen: if I have a choice of going to just one liquor…read morestore in Oregon, where would I go? I'd go here! Why is that weird? Well, I don't drink. This kind of place isn't exactly in my wheelhouse, but it was recommended to me by a buddy of mine, so I made the trip from Eugene to Keizer last year and was blown away by product selection and layout. There is a lot to see here. It has a large layout and there are usually quite a few people in there, so you need room. The wines have their own section and are stacked in a display set that makes it easy to see what is in each row and put your hands on them without having to stare at shelves. They do have shelves -- lots of them -- with various liquors and other flavored items for mixed drinks -- as well as knick-knacks and small gift ideas if you need something like that to accompany the beverage you may be gifting. They have a large wall of refrigerated drinks, too, and not all alcoholic. They have sodas and such like you would find at a convenience store. The first time I was there (last year), I had to ask for help with some of the wines. The woman that helped me wasn't well versed, but she was able to call over someone that knew enough to get me squared away. This year (and last year), I purchased a large assortment of the individual shots of liquor from behind the counter. The employees both times were there to offer me suggestions and explain what I was looking at. I recognize some liquor containers, but many I did not, but they took the time for me to be able to get 25 of them for my advent calendar I gifted to someone. This year, I made a special trip from Eugene to Keizer just to hit up this location. There is a specific dessert wine that my wife likes and they carry it. I can get it in Eugene, but the hours for the place are wonky and I have trouble getting there after work in time. I get it from here for the same price. Helpful staff, pleasing layout, large selection, there isn't too much to complain about. If I need a one-stop shop in Oregon, this is where I would head and I'd surely find what I need.

Cheapest gas around plus homemade tamales and burritos. How can you go wrong? Swing by and see why…read morethey're packed.

Charged me an extra dollar just because. No price consistency. Multiple times and pretend they just…read moredid not remember multiple times.