My favorite neighborhood market! They got a great selection of things you would need around the…read moreclock. I appreciate the people taking care of us and making it my regular spot in the Northeast!

I really like this Roths. It super clean, well organized and produce doesn't look rotten like Fred…read moreMeyers produce. Prices are a bit on the high side, but I go straight to the meat section anyway. They sell "Smart chicken" and "Painted Hills" beef at really good prices. Customer service is really helpful and friendly too!

Ordered graduation flowers for our granddaughter online. Felt really good about it. Misinformation…read morehad them contact us. All good. Flowers get delivered. Then the picture comes. Although they are similar not what we expected. Contacted the store spoke with manager. She advised they have " double the roses, & they substitute when not available. We ordered purple roses with lavender and got pink & some purple something. I don't think it's lavender Edit....... This was $68 just received message they refunded. Be aware when ordering flowers online. We do appreciate them making it right. Adjusted to 4 stars

We were heading to Adelman Peony Farm, and I searched for restaurants nearby there. For some…read morereason, Roth's popped up, and I read elsewhere someone mentioned IGA, I knew it must be like a market and a restaurant. Wrong! It's a grocery store, with salad and soup bar, and order sandwiches. I just wanted soup, Naan bread & Hummus. Hubby wanted to order his own sandwich. He got BLT. I've already found a table, but it's not a restaurant, more like where employees go for breaks. Hubby, on the other hand walked back to pay for our food, and to order his BLT, and go back when it's ready, and there are no utensils where there are tables, so he had to walk back there again. By the time, he's ready to sit down with me to eat, I'm halfway done! His BLt is still dripping grease, and he had to have strong teeth to bite the meat off his sandwich. They didn't look fresh, it was leathery & greasy! Part gray, part white. That's NOT bacon! I'm glad I didn't get that. My soup was just OK. I did enjoyed my Naan & Hummus. Hubby went back to buy a sweet bakery to share, I put mine in the cooler, for later. This is not the type of restaurant, that I have in mind!

I love coming to this store when I come to Salem. The bakery and meat department are wonderful and…read moreI love the produce section too. Basically everything fresh is a highlight and customer service is really great too.

I sent 2 of my kids to the same store I send them to for candy all the time. It's literally right…read moreby our house, and we are always talking to the workers. We literally shop there every single day, which is why today's events were so crazy. My 11 year old came home with her younger sister after being gone maybe 15 minutes to tell me that when they were in the store the worker accused her of stealing because 2 random other shoppers told her they were. My daughter (who is 11) while looking for her money had placed the item within her bag so her hands could be free. She's 11. And this overzealous employee searched my child's bag without a parent there, threatening to call the cops if they came back. My child came back traumatized because she was going to pay for the single candy item. Also, what child do you know that shoplifts and immediately goes and tells their parent. So I went there, with my kid, who a minimum wage retail worker thought was acceptable to search over what she presumed to be shoplifting, prior to any merchandise EVER leaving the store. I was met with this. I have an entire video of this lady screaming about how she swears my kids were stealing based off what 2 random customers said. No one ever explained to me though why my child's bag was searched. She admitted it when I was there, and stated it's company policy to lock the door on children who they suspect shoplifting. At this point my child's rights matter substantially more than a piece of candy. I'll be making further complaints to boli and the bbb.

Ridiculously large and excellent beer selection. Never a line at checkout as there is usually only…read moreone or two customers in the store. There's like 20 parking spaces per customer! Literally every time in there I wonder if they're making any money. I popped by a few days ago and White Zombie's "More Human Than Human" was blasting out of the store's speakers and I thought to myself, "This might be the best beer store in Oregon."

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.

Amazing variety of gluten-free, kosher and other healthy options. So many kinds of flours, grains,…read morebeans, seasonings, etc. this is a great place for people who cook from scratch. They also carry personal products (soaps, lotions) and healthy snacks.

It's a shame that more people don't know about this little store, because there is nothing else…read morelike it in this food wasteland that is the Woodburn/Hubbard/Canby area. They carry a wide variety of whole food pantry staples (no produce or meats), most of which are available organic. Many things are available in bulk quantities and their prices are reasonable. Whole Foods and New Seasons have nothing on their selection of grains, legumes, nuts, dried fruits, and sweeteners. They also carry a good selection of healthy oils, canning supplies, baking supplies, raw organic cocoa powder, some essential oils and soapmaking supplies, kitchen items, juices, teas and natural sodas, and a lot of other misc things for the whole foods crowd. There never seems to be much of anyone in there -I hope they will be able to stay in business in an area where people are conditioned to buying really awful food at Safeway and Walmart.

Picked up lunch here after hiking Silver Falls. The deli had plenty of pre-made options as well as…read morebuild-to-order sandwiches. Also grabbed donuts and amazing apple fritters. Prices were a little high but our demand for good was pretty inelastic in the moment.

Expired food and got food poisoning from the grill. This place used to be great but now we have to…read morecheck the date on everything we buy. Don't eat at the grill, you've been warned. SAFEWAY.

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.