We were thankful to find bottled water in glass containers here (Mt. Valley Spring Water). Nice to…read morehave an organic healthy option on our travels to the National Park.

This store is a gem, especially for this area. The deli/salad bar area is worth checking out. The…read moresandwiches can take a little while but are definitely worth the wait. The soup bar is also worth scoping out. Their lasagna soup is a 10/10.

This store had everything we needed for a family trip to the area. It was recommended to us by…read morelocals for being reasonably priced. Coming from California, we were impressed by affordability, cleanliness, extent of grocery foods items available, and efficient customer service.

Katherine from the deli has been so nice to us every time we come in. She always has a smile on her…read moreface and is cheer every time we see her. my daughter who is special needs always enjoys getting to see her and talk to her. She makes us feel welcomed when we come in.

Well priced, overall good customer service. There is an…read moreissue with homeless in the parking lot asking for handouts

I just moved to the Illinois Valley in July, so I don't have any loyalty to Shop Smart, but it was…read morehard to ignore the locals complaining about how Grocery Outlet moved into town and chopped down the most beloved tree in order to build their parking lot. I also often find it kind of gross when a business chooses to move right next store to a business that sells the exact same things. Still, I've managed to overcome these obstacles and enjoy my experiences at Gross Out. Although Shop Smart is still needed, as GO doesn't have everything you need for a balanced diet, their prices are truly out of this world. Things in Cave Junction tend to be a bit on the pricey side (Shop Smart regularly charges double the prices of other stores for basic goods like milk, eggs, and veggies) but GO charges what I've seen them charges in Grants Pass and Crescent City. I've heard rumors that it's easy to accidentally buy something rotten or expired while shopping there, but I haven't personally had that experience. Another reason I enjoy shopping at GO as opposed to the other one is the way I'm treated. At GO, checking out it easy and friendly; when I shop at the other place, I'm often waiting up to five minutes to check out--even if no one else is on line. At GO, I've had extended conversation with employees on every trip; at the other place I feel like I'm an inconvenience. As weird as it feels to give any kind of grocery store five stars, I would have done just that for Grocery Outlet. However, I'm the type of person who likes to go shopping almost every day to get snacks, lunch, and dinner for that day. I have to be at work at 8, and when I pass through CJ at 730 Grocery Outlet still isn't open. They would easily get double the money they get from me (and from at least six other folks I've spoken to who have actual jobs) if they opened only an hour early.

The Azalea Mountain Store has brand new owners who have put a lot of time into refreshing and…read morerevitalizing this space. I've been coming to the store for a long time and this is by far the best experience I've had here. The new owners are lively, friendly, and kind. The prices are reasonable and the products fresh. I'm happy to meet shop here!

Very old and run down but charming. No lotto or bread (is what I learned!). "Hillbillies don't need…read morebread", is what she said!

Negatives: prices have increased, I had one small incident with a greeter when I was in a hurry and…read moreshe grabbed my reciept ripping it. Other than that the greeters are generally really nice. I hate that that there are not a lot cashiers manning a register, and I hate that they run out of bags more often then they should. You would think they would post a sign at the door so you don't fill a cart without bags and have to leave. Positives: Good hours, they have what I need, they have a pharmacy, it is a clean Walmart, products are nicely displayed unlike Walmarts in larger cities. Staff are generally pleasant, and they have a lot of self check out's making a quick run to the store quick and convenient. Oh, they have a great deli and bakery area, and clean stocked bathrooms.

I bought a TV today and it was larger than my car and needed help out with it. Kelly the cashier…read morewas so wonderful and with her customer service walked out helping me. I drove off with a smile.

terrible service, outrageously overpriced, mean staff. whenever i ask a question i always get rude…read moreand snarky remarks. would deffiently not recommend visiting

At first I thought Rays was a one off when I stopped at the one in Bend Oregon. But between Bend…read moreand Port Orford we've past at least a dozen Rays.... That said they represent the small town niche and I'm sure the locals appreciate them. I've seen a lot of reviews mentioning their high prices but you got to remember they're offering convenience and they're the only game in town for now. You can get most anything you need here and they have a meat section, deli section and bakery. They also have premade sandwiches that are pretty tasty. Parking is no problem they have big lots. I would recommend for Rays employees treat each customer as your best customer...

Needed a quick bite on our way through Brookings and settled on this spot. It was very unassuming…read morefrom the outside. Just your classic market store serving gas station snacks and drinks with a deli. They have a ton of sandwich options both hot and cold. We settled on the Walk of Shame and the Cheesesteak. I really enjoyed my sandwich (walk of shame). The sweet pickles were a good choice to balance some of the heat. Pastrami and bread were great. My husband said he was let down by the cheesesteak. The meat itself was good but the veggies were a little undercooked and he said it was lacking cheese. Each sandwich comes with a fountain drink and chips.

Wow, what a sandwich. I choose this spot for a quick bite on a road trip along the coast and I am…read morestill thinking about that sandwich weeks later. I ordered two hot sandwiches, the hot pastrami and the fried salami (the zep) sandwich, which took some extra time, but was 100% worth the wait. You can tell this market is a labor of love by the family that owns it and they were friendly and apologetic for the wait since there was a bit of a rush before we came in. Not the quickest pit stop on a long drive but I wouldn't hesitate to make this a must stop if I'm traveling this route again.

My sister in law owns this store so of course I'm going to give a 5star because I think it's the…read morecoolest thing ever! But it really is! Their bags of ice is .30 cents cheaper than closer convenience markets. (Good thing to know as summer is coming) They have local beers on tab that you can taste. (Soon their going to be delivering beer to call ins) I just bought from them "goats milk soap" that a lady makes locally for them. They have free WiFi! They have a restroom in the back that you can use, the walls are covered in chalk board paint so you can write on it.

Lots of stock. Great customer service and prices, This is s…read moregrocery store in a good location for the Green, OR folks

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