These people working here all have an attitude. Some can't speak English well enough to understand…read moreand that's fine but don't have an attitude about it. I asked if they had tonic and was met with a fast NO. Then the next time I go in to shop I see it on another shelf. I will not be back these people are jerks!!!!!!!!!!

Food is surprisingly good here, definitely give it a try. Pizza is fantastic, fried chicken is…read morejuicy and flavorful, and their jojos are addictive!

Best Taco in Coos Bay!! i seriously love this spot…read more becoming my weekly tradition. Baja Creama Chicken is reallllllllly delicious. All Tacos were 10/10. note to newbies.. do not eat in your car ;) i learned the hard way. just sit down at the tables.. much easier than vacuuming up cheese shreds

Boring, same burritos, same flavors over and over again. Boring, Parking lot dosent have much actionread more

Best liquor store anywhere, and I've traded with many. They will do their best to obtain the…read moreproduct of your choice and call you when available, all with a smile.

super friendly staff each time i visit. great selection of food & beverages, including a modest…read moreselection of groceries. fun little liquor store within the market. huge selection of liquor for a fair price. would have given 5/5 stars but on my last visit one of the cashiers (a very friendly and welcoming person) was not wearing a mask and openly talking mask mandates. the store was busy and i really don't want to risk getting covid bc my cousin has an autoimmune disease and i don't want to be responsible for transmitting covid to him over the holiday because for him it could be fatal. i understand people have different views on mask mandates. no one enjoys wearing a mask but when certain people's health can be jeopardized, as a store owner/employee, it seems a tad irresponsible. all in all great store, warm staff and a true ma-n-pa-shop. be careful if you're autoimmune compromised, unfortunately you may want to go to stupid chain store where they are more likely to follow mask mandates.

Best Gas station!! Reminds me of the best ones in Orange…read moreCounty, California. Everything clean. Best priced gas. Delicious chicken and the car wash is like a night club minus the booze ;) Skip Mobil.. Skip Chevron.. Make your way here :)

Free Coffee on Mondays !Very Clean inside the store and a lot of gas pumps for,people getting…read moregas.Plus,a car. Wash!Nice place with decent hours for people that need gas a little later at night!

There's a lot to like about the Bridgeport Market market-cafe-pub-entertainment place at the east…read moreend of Florence's OldTown. My favorite sandwich is the grilled Reuben sandwich with IPA on tap served with the optional fresh coleslaw. Burgers and hot dogs also get good reviews. Different local music groups come in and play in the corner and you can sit close or away and outside if the weather is good. Prices are reasonable and the tap beers and ales are filled to the top top. Views out the windows look over the Florence Marina and boat ramp where local fishermen bring their boats in and out and you can walk around the boats in the marina until dusk when the gates are locked.

It's always great to find a true hidden treasure. Walking past Old Town Florence at the far end of…read moreHarbor Street is a most charming delicious place to have breakfast, coffee, lunch or a relaxing glass of wine. A great view of the harbor, birds, fishing boats, some seals and more. Never crowded with tourists this reasonably priced Hideaway is just what we love about the Oregon Coast. This morning Jay served us wonderful cheesy grits with our omelette and amazing homemade jelly on toast. His coffee is excellent too. Open at 7:00 am this is the place to start our Florence day.

Was craving ice cream and I was lucky it was across from the brewery I had lunch at…read more The creamery also had a section selling cheese and other products but I didn't purchase anything. The ice cream area was a good size with plenty of tables. There were several flavors to choice from. The server kindly showed me the size difference between a half and a whole scoop. I ordered a half a scoop of vanilla. The half was a good size very creamy and a good vanilla flavor. The price was reasonable too. Highly recommend!!

Last year I stopped In, tried some samples, had lunch and bought some cheese. Today I stopped In…read moreagain, looked around while the two women working kept talking with each other and did not acknowledge me. I walked Out and will not be back.

Nice and clean place with a pretty good variety of alcoholic beverages. Rum, brandy, bourbon,…read morevodka, and more. I was looking for a cherry chocolate stout, but they didn't have any. They did have a bourbon barrel aged chocolate stout for $24.99. I ended up just picking up a mocha stout and some chocolate liquor candy. Service was friendly and we checked out with no problems.

Every time I go in here, I learn something new and interesting! Most the time it's about liquor…read more But seriously, the staff are super friendly and knowledgeable, and they have just about everything- and if they don't have what you need, they will do their best to find it for you!

Smith River Tavern - not to be missed! Super friendly guy Troy at the bar! Dogs and cats greet…read moreyou when you come in. I love this place.

It's been a while since I popped in to the Smith River Store up near Reedsport. It really feels…read morelike it's in the middle of nowhere, so it is a welcome sanctuary for roadtrippers like myself who occasionally get detoured by overturned eighteen-wheelers during my trek northward. Standard convenience store items are available including Gatorade, chips, and beef jerky. About once a year I break down and eat one of those pickled hot sausages (the "Tijuana Mama") and feel disgusted with myself as it repeats on me the rest of the day with indescribable deep down body burps. Yeah, I had one of those here too. But there's a tavern connected to the convenience store for washing down that junk food. And it's a sure-fire way to meet some of the locals. The bar stools are old tractor seats that (kind of) contour to your butt. The cooler behind the bar hosts an impressive bottled beer selection. And last I checked, they cook and serve pub grub there. So the Smith River Store has been a welcome respite during an otherwise harried journey for me. And they have ancient but functional gas pumps outside to get you on your way. Say "hi" to Troy (often your checkout guy or bartender) 'cause he's hella cool and seems to know these backwoods areas pretty darn good.