Service in any business to me means being professional and appropriate to patrons. Sadly, this is…read morenot the case at Clyde's. This market is in Chiloquin with a large portion of the people here are Native American as am I. We have patronized this store many times in the 12 years we have resided here. They take advantage of people needing things and a trip to town is a 60+ mile round trip. Milk was sold for upwards of $5 and most grocery items are 30-50% more expensive than in town. I read a review from a customer who praised their 'deli'. It is a complete fabrication. They have a very old 'cold case' where they display grayish meat and cheese that is almost triple the price of other grocers. Unfortunately, this establishment employs unabashed racists. My son and I were on a walk and decided to stop there to get a snack. As we entered Clyde's there was a young woman checking out. She was talking to two older women. One was the cashier and the other was stocking shelves. So all three were talking jovially. The young woman concluded her transaction and left. As soon as the door shut, the two began talking about what a screw-up the woman was and talking about how they thought she was breaking her parole etc. There is no excuse for this Anywhere, let alone in a market with a child present. My family members still go there but after the last time, I will never go there again.

This is Judy Pate (Pete's wife) this is just a friendly FYI Rod:…read more Quoted from your website: "It's a bit of a drive north to Chiloquin, Chiloquin is kinda seedy. But Oh My God. Inside this run down little store you will find the best old school deli in the back." We, Chiloquin Tourism Action Team, want to change this. You are right in so many ways. Would you like to join our team on January 22nd at 5pm at the Community Center. It will really give you hope for our community if you go and see what is going on behind the scenes. Then, eventually, maybe we can do away with negative statements like this on our websites. (not that I blame you; I understand) Judy Pate 541-783-2428 (call me from a cellphone for more info)" Thanks for being a positive part of Chiloquin. I know working any business is a lot of work and you are appreciated! Keep up the great work Rod and team!

This has to be the best liquor store in southern Oregon. It's actually the 3rd largest in all of…read moreOregon. A great Scotch selection.

I kinda had a weird experience. I've shopped at this store many times and for the most part I've…read morealways had respectful interactions however today when I was asked what I wanted I responded with "could I get one of the small bottles of paddy's you keep back there please"(behind the counter) the cashier responded by flipping me off, grabbing the bottle and saying to his coworker "all these f*cking kids today". I'm not entirely sure what his issue was but I've been here many many times since turning 21(almost 3 years ago) and this was definitely a unique situation. I definitely won't be buying from this store again as long as that fella is on the register although I will say the coworker he said that to is one of the nicest people I have met and even with his rude comments she remained respectful and professional.

I finally tried the salad bar and was devastated to taste the bland, non-organic produce and…read moreingredients. HUGE bummer. Please rectify this issue! I'm still glad to have Holiday Market in my neighborhood, and they even stock Omission gluten-free beer now! But the more I shop here the more I wish they'd go the way of Natural Grocers and ditch the conventional foods in favor of organic, natural foods. For example: ban Doritos! They're made with msg and all kinds of other crap. Instead, offer more of the cleaner snack foods, like Hippeas. Get rid of conventional produce - at least the selections from the dirty dozen. Change up some deli ingredients to make a few pre-made dishes that don't include wheat and dairy. Help your community make better food choices and be healthier + happier by offering quality products and shunning the old school garbage available at any gas station or Sizzler buffet.

Do not use any form of debit or credit in Holiday market, because if you go back to return…read moresomething , they will not return your funds quickly it's been 14 days and they keep giving me the runaround ! Saying that their bank has not let friends go . I feel like I'm being lied to you and they want to keep my $25 . I meant to buy Puppy Chow and I got pedigree instead so I had to return it for my lactating mama dog , and because of them they made it so I could not get the right kind that same night. They could have made money right back from me but they chose to keep my funds! Do not trust the store because they are fraudulent .

Very unprofessional. First we pull up to an argument in the parking lot between a young female and…read morea male inside his vehicle. There was so much yelling and cursing, my friend and I debated on whether the police should be notified, but the male drove away. The female slammed the door as she went inside, still cursing, and went behind the liquor counter. At this point, I would not enter the store, so I talked my Aunt into going in a buying what we needed for the Thanksgiving family gathering. The young female with dark blonde/light brown hair continued with the cursing when she accidentally dropped a bottle and then rudely told the other employee to help another customer that was in line, that she couldn't help the customer because she had to clean up the mess. After this experience, we will definitely never return to this establishment. The screaming and cursing fight in the parking lot was bad enough, but to then be treated rudely as a customer and have to listen to the cursing inside the store ruined the entire visit. We purchased nothing and went across the street to Safeway where the customer service was excellent.

This small locally owned wine shop is a gem for wine appreciators. Gene and Mark run the store (a…read morefather/son team). Mark has helped me both times that I visited their store. Mark is very knowledgeable and helpful. The wine selection and prices are very reasonable and competitive. If you enjoy wine, you've got to check out this shop.

This is a small town gem. The array and selection of wines they have along with the knowledge of…read morethe inventory will make you very, very happy. Did I mention the price points? Wonderful pricing. Trust me, whether you are a novice looking for information and a little education or you are a seasoned wine lover, this gem will not disappoint you. Kudos to Klamath for supporting

Nice little convenience store. Last stop before hiking. Fast friendly service. Convenient parking…read more Not visible from the street.

Really dry egg dishes, wouldn't go here again if I'd prepared more with a breakfast place. Got a…read morecouple of things but isn't worth it to even review them.

Bare minimum. Clean inside room, but bed poor. Store is mostly bare shelves. Staff forgot we were…read morecoming. Clearly minimal effort by owners to maintain. As only motel in village, clearly taking the "monopoly attitude".

This review is for the motel, *not* the mercantile next door…read more The rooms are clean but very small. They have two beds, (one double, one twin). The mattresses are quite soft, which didn't bother me, but my husband's back was not happy. There was no table or chairs in the room, so there is no place in the room to eat. The amenities are few, and the TV shares channels with other rooms, so you may not get the channel you want. They do have fair WiFi. The owners are helpful and friendly. Still, for $60/night, this is a decent roadside motel that will suffice well for sleep and relaxation after a day on the road, or a big meal at The Cowboy Dinner Tree.

There are a few places in Klamath Falls who do growler fills. Parkway "Growler Legends" is my…read morefavorite. They have 19 taps with a constantly changing selection starting with coders, then mostly Oregon microbrews up through IPAs. I've always gotten good fills here. They do a thing with a hose to achieve foam -free fills. There is a punch card available to get you a half price fill after a few fills. I have had them run out in mid-size, but they're working with five gallon kegs. They have great root beer too, as well as kombucha. Another amazing thing is the soft serve ice cream. Their machine can produce several flavors.... Not just chocolate and vanilla. Otherwise an ordinary mini mart in a strange triangular building.

Do not fill growlers at this site. They practice bait and switch. The low price item is not…read moreavailable but another is, at 1/3 more. Their idea of a full growler includes 30% foam.

I have nothing but good things to say about this place. Everything we ordered were amazing. The…read morecoffee and the food were all freshly made upon order. We went mostly in the morning during the two days we stayed at Klamath Falls. I got their cold brew coffee and it was not sour or burnt tasting like some other fancy coffee shops. For anyone that is gluten-free, this place can accommodate almost any of their ingredients for GF options. I can't recommend this place enough.

I came from out of town to visit a friend, and since it was a Monday, we quickly realized how many…read moreplaces are surprisingly closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. A Leap of Taste was one of the few spots open, and after seeing all the great reviews, we decided to give it a try. The ambiance is really cute and cozy -- lots of decor, lighting, and seating that makes it feel welcoming and comfortable. Service was also quick and friendly, which we appreciated. We ordered the Green Machine smoothie and a matcha, and both were really good and definitely a highlight of our visit. Where the experience fell a bit short for us was the food. While the presentation was great, the taste didn't quite match expectations. The breakfast tacos listed potatoes, but they ended up being more like tater tots, and the tortillas weren't warm -- my friend wasn't very fond of them. I ordered the #5 sandwich, which was described as being on jalapeño toast, but it came on regular toast instead, along with a pickle on the side. The sandwich itself was okay -- not bad, but something I could easily make at home. For the two drinks and two food items, we paid around $40, which felt a bit high considering the overall food experience. I can see why this place is well-loved by locals -- it fits the neighborhood vibe and likely appeals to the regular crowd -- but as visitors, the food didn't quite live up to the hype for us. Overall, it's a cute spot with great drinks, friendly service, and a cozy atmosphere. I'd probably come back for beverages, but I'd skip the food next time