Absolutely the best grocery store in the area! Customer service is phenomenal and the produce is on…read morepoint. The meat department puts out a good variety and plenty to choose from.

The rating should be higher as people decided to bring it down. Very shameful. I can't believe…read morethey'd do that.

My single "complaint"...if it rises to that level......is I live in Florence, and the closest…read moreMcKays to me is in Reedsport. Still worth the drive: quality products, cheerful, helpful staff, and teriffic product selection/displays.......and great prices. Whats not to like? Thank you McKay's!

Lakeside McKay's is great. Courteous, helpful cashiers, as well as other employees. Very good…read moreprices and great selection on produce especially. If you're low on ginger root, celery or organic carrots, this is the place to go! It's also a complete contrast to the Reedsport McKay's, a few miles further north on 101. That store has too many female employees who think their job is a post high school social club, where they're paid to indulge in gossip with locals they know and free to make other customers wait as their unwilling audience. Just go here first, if northbound, or wait the few exrta miles if southbound.

McKay's Market is a grocery store I've shopped in a couple grocery stores in Oregon towns and am…read morehappy to choose this company when I have an option. This grocery store has the small town feel while offering a large amount of products. I definitely recommend McKay's Market whether you're doing weekly shopping or just stopping in for snacks or picnic supplies.

While staying in a VRBO in the area, this is the main grocery store. We found their produce to be…read morefresh. They had all the items we were looking for including items we normally don't see in MN grocery stores like wine and beer. There aren't a lot of alternatives in the area, but McKay's should provide you with what you need for your stay. Nice people, easy parking.

The refresh is regrettable. NO espresso. NO sandwiches. NO pastries. NO character. Thanks for the…read morememories, Mother's, but for the watery lukewarm drip coffee? Not so much.

Love this place, the food and the people. Old school Health Food store ... mom and pop type. Huge…read moreselection. Loved the cookies and the pie. They have food to eat, Deli, smoothies and more. Well worth the stop to get some healthy food if you are staying in Bandon or driving down the coastal highway. This is how Health Food revolution began in the US in the 70s. Hippies starting a biz offering healthy good food to eat. I helped start a Natural Foods coop when I was at the Univ. It later grew into a Health Food store. Right on ........

Just a fun rural market. Has a deli with good food. Enough food items for a traveler and a small…read moreliquor store

Probably your above average small town market crammed with just about everything one would need but…read morewhat got us to stop was the hotdogs! Probably one of the very best hotdogs I've had in life! Kinda reminded me of a lighter Chicago dog but with better ingredients and very nicely packaged- must stop by if in the area!

A reasonably good grocery store for a small rural town in Oregon, but still missing many things I'm…read morelooking for. For example, I was looking for tzatziki, and no store employee I talked to even knew what it is. That said, you can get almost anything you need there, just not everything you want. The produce department is small, but reasonably well stocked. The butcher counter has almost everything you might seek, but you won't find the normal coolers filled with prepackaged meat and poultry (that's not necessarily bad, just unusual). They have a good selection of many items, and very few of some others. One complaint: It's clear that many of the items are stocked by distributors, not store employees, so different brands of the same item are often not found together -- which makes comparing what's available a pain in the tail -- not cool. That means you can search all over, not find exactly what you're looking for, settle for something less than ideal, only to find the similar item which is what you really wanted later in a different location. Argh!! My experience in Bandon is that I have to go to both McKay's and Ray's in order to get the things I need on any given grocery run -- there's always something that one store doesn't have, that I hope the other does.

It's a market that sells most of the stuff, but they didn't have a couple of the essentials I…read moreNEEDED! It was very well stocked store, everything you'd expect in a large supermarket. We found what we needed for dinner, including a Rotisserie chicken. This is a review on the Rotisserie chicken: I wanted crispy chicken, not greasy unhealthy chicken, that something we can snack on or have for lunch, while in the car, on our way home. We put it back in the oven, & re-roasted it for another 20 minutes. It still not cooked enough, the leg was bleeding! I ate just the wing. Hubby froze the chicken, and when we drove back home 8 hours later (with ice pack in our cooler), the chicken was still very cold. We put the chicken in the toaster oven, and broiled the remaining pieces for 15 mins. and only then, the chicken became BETTER, FINGER-LICKING GOOD, and perfectly done - crispy how we like it!

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

I guess I just can't figure out why the poorest town in curry county has to pay the most money for…read moretheir food , Ray's food place in port orford has gone above and beyond pretty much one large sack of food ie: hamburger w/30% fat large (3.58) pounds cost me 20.00 that's 5.50 a pound for70 % meat and 30% fat wow I bet they aren't making any money on that ,cheese almost 16.00 for a 2pd brick, a small can of Chilli nalleys almost 3.00 a can, loaves of bread as high as 7.00 a loaf sliced ham or turkey lunch meat as high as 23.00 condiments miracle whip, mayo as high as 8 .00 a quart jar cans of cambles tomato soups near 3 bucks a can. Cottage cheese over 6 bucks for a medium size container a piece of smoked fish ( not even that good of flavor ) upwards of 9.00 a no roll roast which is the bottom of the barrell cost 30 + dollars any way that's probably all a guy can fit in a large plastic sack oh and you wany to get all you can in the sack because they charge you for them too any way I'm bumping the governor on a hundred bucks a sack , let's just day I did the math on my bank statement thru the 20th of this month August and it came to 908 .40 and there is still 11 days left and this included the stops to the dollar general which has also earned a reveiw for screwing the citizens of this town by jacking their prices right up there with rays highly over inflated prices i wonder what they would do if everyone just quit shopping there I'm pretty sure they would just raise there prices even more I have heard from an old employee of theirs (rays) that the port orford rays makes the most money of all of them go figure....

My go to for chocolate, spices, nuts, all the bulk stuff is great! beautiful grocery stuff! People…read morethat work there are friendly and look like they enjoy it!

So nice to have this option of a natural food store on the coast. Great selection, friendly staff…read more Highly recommend.

What can I say...4 Corners is a great local store and place to stop while on Fairview Road. The…read morefamily who owns and runs the store is wonderful. A big shout out to Wesa' & Hailey, owners of the store. They put out great in house, pre-made food for people heading up or down the road and are in touch with everything and everybody in our community. Thanks and as usual, we will stop by the next time we are heading up or down Fairview!!