Overall, very good for a small town grocery. The produce section has local produce whenever…read morepossible. The meats are unusually fresh, and reasonably priced most of the time. Most of the workers are friendly & helpful, very much part of the community. Almost always walk out smiling. My only gripe is asking for a few items to be added, having heard that those requests could be made. The woman I told didn't write anything down, & none of them have appeared despite being from the same distributors and/or companies. I still think it's one of the two best grocery stores in Okanogan.

The good was they had several items that I use that are healthier version I was glad to find…read more Negative was store is small with limited options. Clerk was very flat in personality was not just me that is how she treated everyone. Went in another day same clerk same effect.

Had my first ever fried chicken sandwich here today and I'm HOOKED! CLUCKIN' FANTASTIC! We had…read moreheard a lot of hype about this spot and so our expectations were moderately high... anddd I'm pleased to say that Not Doug's did NOT DISAPPOINT! Service was great! Food was delish! People were kind!

Best morning find! Met some folks at Curlew Lake, they said "you have to go" So we did! Off the…read morebeaten path..but a rare find! Food was all homemade.. Biscuits, hash browns, gravey, bread ..truly delicious. Recommend going early, breakfast started at 8 am..by 9 am it was packing them in.

Had the turkey and provolone sub loaded up and toasted! Good stuff! Fast and friendly service.read more

This gas station has everything we need, when we come in and I saw the same lady (Ashley) that I…read moremet years ago she is always so helpful and sweet. Great to still see her there. I didn't catch the name of the other lady who made our subs she was also kind and subs were delicious! Definitely recommend. Great staff and service.

I used to purchase staples like farro from my local supermarket. But my supermarket only carried…read morepackages in small amounts--1 lb bags at most, and most of those options were pearled, and they were a bit pricey for such a small amount. I figured, if I went to the source to get a supply of farro, it might be more cost effective, last longer, and it might have more variety while retaining a greater amount of nutrition. Bluebird Grain Farm checks all these boxes. They are located in Winthrop, WA, and do both wholesale and retail. Surprisingly, my local supermarket, located more than 2100 miles from Bluebird, has also started to display 1 lb sized bags from Bluebird. But I don't buy those. I go direct to Bluebird, and nab multiple 5 lb bags, where they are shipped to my door in a nifty cardboard box with an oval sticker that contains their logo. Which means instead of going through a pound of farro and buying more every week, I can get four 5 lb bags that'll last 4-5 months. Fewer trips to the grocery store. They have flat rate shipping, so it's advantageous to buy a bit in bulk. Of course, I order their whole grain Einkorn Berries. But they also grow Emmer Farro, Pasayten White Wheat, Methow Red Wheat, Sonora Heritage White Wheat, Heritage Rye, and more. They also present their grains in several ways: (1) whole, (2) mixed, (3) slightly cracked, (4) pulverized into flour, and (5) blended flours. They also come in various sizes to suit your needs: (a) 1 lbs or 2 lbs, (b) 4 lbs or 5 lbs, and (c) 25 lbs. At least their 5 lbs bags come nicely packaged for storage. It's durable plastic packing with their logo, which adds a pleasant look to the inside of the fridge. Nutritional info and a recipe also adorn the outer walls. Flavor-wise, their einkorn berries are wonderful, tasty, and beautiful to look at. Close to the bottom of the bag you'll find more crumbs, and overall, very minimal amounts of foreign material; usually if there is something that's not a berry included, it'll be a small piece of fibrous thing related to the hull. Those are easy to recognize and pick out. I like to cook it using some chicken stock and spices. It cooks well, doesn't expand drastically like rice or beans, and it's easy to eat. Cheers!

Love their einkorn berries. Will be ordering flour soon. Their website is good and delivery was…read morefast. Support US farmers!

Nicest People you will ever meet! Loomis & Oroville are equal distance for me. Kwick stop has…read morefantastic Chicken Strips & They make good Burgers on Weekends. Love to go to this place since they put up with my stupid jokes & antics! Great place to stop for Beer & Snacks on your way to many great hikes & peaks to explore! Loomis has a heard of Mt Sheep so drive carefull. Also VOTE NO on the proposed Loomis Bypass Highway strait thru Palmer Mt. Its a boondoggle for sure!

Really enjoyed the stop, the food, the interaction with staff was really nice…read more The homemade cookies that had coconut and many other ingredients were incredible. Definitely will stop again if in the area.

The food was terrible. I kept looking around to see what I could do to add some flavor to it but…read morethere was nothing. The cinnamon twist felt like it was old. The place inside looked old and rundown. I regret coming here. I think the only reason this place has high rating is because there's not a lot of options.

The sandwiches, desserts, coffee and smoothies are amazing here! It's one of our favorite places to…read morestop at while in Twisp! Highly recommend!

Pretty cute little spot in the middle of pretty much no where…read more Super friendly and helpful! Cold drinks and snacks.

What an adorable store. There is a lot going on here so just enjoy the ambiance…read more The chocolates were so tasty after a long day of hiking. Service was a little slow but once we got someone at the counter it went quickly. There was only one person working both inside and outside. The town here is fun and you should spend some time walking around.

Located in the center of Winthrop, Sheri's Sweet Shoppe has sweets for the liking. On a sunny day,…read morewe came here for some ice cream, which they have plenty of, in addition to other food items and a full coffee menu. Sheri's Sweet Shoppe features their own housemade ice cream, which I recommend you trying, in addition to other ice cream flavors that are store purchased. It's nice that they indicate which of the ice cream flavors is housemade, including the scoop that I got, which was Methow Mudslide, a coffee ice cream with Oreo. It was solid. We also got a kid's scoop of vanilla bean for our dog. You can taste the flavors before purchase. There's plenty of seating where the shoppe is located on the outdoor patio, and it's dog-friendly. Staff were friendly even with how busy the spot was. Every town must have ice cream, so it's good to know that Winthrop has a spot just for that.