I was in town on business for a couple of days and stopped by this grocery store to pick up a few…read moresnacks and some water for my hotel room. Parking is a little janky if you're not used to the area, but this grocery store is otherwise a hidden gem! It might be run of the mill for locals; I'm not sure if this is a large chain that's all over the place or if it's less common, but the produce, meat, and cheese departments blew me away. I just want to rave a bit about this particular section of the store - most everything else was similar to what your expect. I've never seen such a large selection of items in a grocery store deli before... it was honestly slightly overwhelming to pick just a few items to try. There are individually wrapped chunks of tons of different types of cheeses, dried meats and prepackaged ones, accoutrements like breadsticks, olives, mini jelly and jam jars, and more. It was amazing. The bakery case was a whole other story... I have the biggest sweet tooth and can't get enough of baked goods, and their displays were absolutely gorgeous. I unfortunately didn't purchase anything from this section, but I can only imagine it's delicious lol. Checking out was easy as it usually is when grocery shopping and the lady that helped me out was friendly, so I really had absolutely nothing to complain about during my extremely brief visit to this super cool store.

Over priced. Poor baked goods. They need some training. I usually shop at another market (wf) if…read moreI buy something there and like it and see it at MOC it's never good.

brought my own cup. with my own ice in it already. told the worker I had my own ice…read more he then charges me .50 for water. the sign says "ice is .50". it does not say anything about water. robbery. F U stop and shop. this is so shitty to do when I am in there spending $20 on snacks and you want to charge me for tap water from the fountain. won't be back. spent years avoiding you because you charged extra for using bank cards until you changed that policy. will be staying away again. crappy way to treat customers.

I LOVE stop n shop market, the workers there are so nice, and they taught me how to Dougie! hope…read morethis helps.

I love this place. i live near by and the new owners are awesome! the prices are even better now…read moreand very fair. i love being able to ask the clerk about something and receiving a thoughtful honest answer. for how small the place is -they have everything you need. truly an amazing selection. it's like a mini walmart minus the gross walmart-feel. super nice that they also take EBT now and their kratom prices are about the fairest in town

The cashier I believe his name is Terry? He is a great guy. The nicest friendliest employee there…read moreand the reason I go back there. Everyone else is kind of rude and pushy or not very friendly. He greets you with a smile.... You can tell he really appreciates your business and treats you with respect and really I always hear everyone else i talk to say he is just the best ! Thanks Terry keep up the good work!

What a great little market! They have a good inventory of drinks, snacks, ice cream, frozen meals,…read morehot foods and, hello! ... even, biscuits & gravy in the morning!! The store is clean and prices are good-especially, for a convenience store. Service is wonderful and happy to help you with what you want. I definitely recommend it and would go back.

This place always has really friendly employees and will stock products if you ask them to. I am a…read morerepeat customer.

For those who are sad that the Willamette Street market has closed its doors for good, this…read moreconvenience store is a great way to fuel up on convenience goodies and drinks-and it's basically on site for the Eugene bus station. It is a bit crammed, but it still does the job. Now I know where to get pizza sticks and bean & cheese burritos in a jiffy. Oh, and drinks too!

I have a goofy morning commute - I take one bus to Eugene Station and take the EmX the rest of the…read moreway. It's annoying, and a lot of days I don't eat breakfast. Station Market is there to save me. Their location is super convenient - steps from the EmX, facing the library. So I go in here some mornings and grab a can of coffee and a little breakfast. Their prices are the best I've seen in town, which is awesome and keeps me coming back. They also have a great selection - the only place I've seen the weird Lay's potato chip flavors in single serving bags, and the only place I can find Hazelnut Starbucks Doubleshot coffees. There's also some warm food, doughnuts, cold stuff to microwave, a coffee machine, fountain drinks, and little toys and doodads for sale. Probably most impressive is how speedy all of the checkers are (yay! no wasted time!) while still being super friendly. 4 stars only because (and I know it's asking a lot) I wish you were open even later...

190 hwy 99 711, is such a big clean store, they have SO many selections of everything, HOT FOOD IS…read moreALWAYS FRESH AND THEY ARE QUICK to get you what you need ,

It took 3 attempts to get the assistant to understand I wanted bread. Two of them stood by the…read morecounter looking gormless.

Wow! Honestly we were a bit overwhelmed with the massive selection of well, EVERYTHING. We just…read moreneeded some otc medicine, but damn, we will back when we have some time to shop! Staff was friendly and helpful, too.

Excellent service! Attentive staff. Focused and ready to help. I highly recommend this pharmacy for…read moreall your medication needs.

I came to this pharmacy to pick up a prescription for my mom that her doctor had put in at least…read moreone day--possibly two--before my pickup mission. The tech said that she had one of the prescriptions ready and when I asked how long for the second, she said it could be an hour or two. Now, I don't know how a pharmacy works; I don't know how they fill prescriptions. But it seems clear that it's not per patient or in the order received since they had the pills, but just hadn't filled the prescription. A day or two later I went to pick up prescriptions for mom and they had one of the prescription ready but not the second. The pharmacist overheard and said that he was in the process of filling the second so it would be a few more minutes, so I waited, got them both, and left. When I got back home and mom looked at them and that's when we learned the prescription the Rite Aid app said was ready for pickup was not amongst those that they gave me. When she called the next morning to ask if it was ready and why it was not there when I went yesterday, she was told that they have until the end of the day to fill them. But that doesn't make sense--why would you say it's ready when it wasn't just because you have until day's end? It's not actually ready for pickup then, is it? Also ridiculous is that they sometimes just close the drive-up window. I went last night a little more than an hour before closing and there was a hand-written sign saying "drive-thru closed". I went in last night since they'd done that, but this morning when I went to see if that missing prescription was ready the drive thru was still closed, this time 1.5 hours or so after they opened. I couldn't go in this time since I had a sick child with me, so I'm going to have to make a third trip. The service is unbelievably bad; I'm not really sure why it takes them so long to fill a prescription, or why they don't have ready what they say they do, but this isn't the place that I would choose for my prescription needs. Besides the ridiculous pharmacy, I don't understand how they're still in business. There's almost no merchandise in this store. That's not hyperbole--entire aisles are practically bare, so what are they selling? Do they make that much on prescriptions? Avoid at all costs. There are at least a couple independent pharmacies around, such as Hirons and there's also Track Town Pharmacy, so why not support local business instead?

Would give zero stars if I could. I went in an hour and a half after my Rx should have been filled…read moreand it wasn't ready. They wanted me to wait until after their lunch break because it would take them too long to count out the 90 pills apparently. They asked if I wanted to wait for them or come back. Why would either of those options be a good choice? Would I need to wait to let their food settle too? Plus they said my Rx out loud which isn't the first time they have done that. This makes me extremely uncomfortable as it feels like an incredible breach of privacy. I do not feel comfortable having other customers know what I need to pick up. I will be changing pharmacies after this. Edit to add: my husband called in to make sure the Rx were filled so we didn't have to drive across town again and they refused to fill them until they could verify the insurance. They kept asking for a bin number but refused to accept the group and members ID along with insurance name. Not sure what they do when people don't have insurance.. most frustrating experience ever.

Can't speak about the grocery part, but the little deli cafe spot inside is a hidden gem in Eugene!…read moreSmoothies are made with fresh, organic fruit that you can see them cut up in the back. I'd recommend!

Lovely little grocery. A little pricey of course but you'd expect that given it's small size. Their…read morelox sandwich is fantastic, so I'll bet the rest of their food is too. The people are nice.

Excellent little wine shop. 15+ year owner very knowledgeable and helpful. Find an excellent wine…read morein your price range ($12 and up). Fun to look around also. Usually only open Fridays and Saturdays.

Steve is great! I used to live in Eugene and never came in as wine wasn't my thing at the time, but…read moresince being away I've worked in the wine industry for several years. On a recent visit, Steve recommended a dynamite Barbaresco for a great price from a producer I had never heard of, and I gladly would have bought more had I been in town longer. Experiences like this are why small wine shops should be supported -- no notes!