Great small grocery store it may not have everything but it has enough to get you by, the place is…read moreclean service is nice... and it's in the middle of nowhere so it fits a need and want for the area!

Read the signs, folks! This is self-service pumps, and I love that!!!…read more Gassed up quickly, and they let my mom use the restroom, which isn't always a given at gas stations anymore. That's all it takes for me to fully appreciate a service station!

Small town gas station where you can listen to the locals chat about their 3-4 point bucks/elk and…read moretaxidermy. Interesting. Friendly service--just what you'd expect in a small town.

It doesn't look like much from the outside but it's a great stop. Super nice staff. Fresh, made…read moreto order b roasted gizzards and chicken. I Wanted to try one of their milkshakes, but too full from the chicken. I guess I Gotta swing back by and have one. Thanks for the great stop and nice chat!!

This is a fantastic little town market deli. She makes great fried gizzards and chicken. Huge…read moreportions and she makes sure to clean them so well! Not only is the chicken great but the ice cream is even better. Local creamery huckleberry ice cream and if only i had a bigger stomach, I would have loved to try the milkshake too. But alas the lord only gave me 1 stomach. I wish i had this nice little deli near were i lived in San Diego but alas, these small town gems are gems for a reason. Great liquor and mixer selection too.

The patience and effort given when I needed to return with payment because of a locked debit card…read morewas amazing. And it is beyond words to say how much they helped me. Thank you SR Country Store. You saved our evening. July 11th 2026

I can deal with the high prices. Heck, it's effectively a large ski-village mini market. If you…read morewant normal prices, go to Bend or La Pine. I can deal with the limited selection and am routinely surprised in both directions about what you can find here and what you can't (e.g., fresh pesto sauce). I'd like it better if the deli section the store was built to hold still existed (as opposed to odd lift-up glass covered sections for prepared deli type food). I can deal with the mixed quality of the produce -- some is great, some not so much, so just pay attention when you're shopping produce. What I can't deal with is the meat case that seemingly doesn't keep the meat cold enough. On multiple occasions I have bought meat from that case (e.g., fresh whole chicken or more recently hot Italian pork sausage) that, upon opening at home, I discovered had gone bad, presumably because it got too warm in that case. And that's after picking product from the very back in order to hopefully maximize refrigeration. Net: come here if you have to, but if you're in Sunriver, I'd recommend trips to Market of Choice or Whole Foods in Bend. Nothing screws up a dinner plan like opening the meat and saying, "oh no, I can't use this."

A destination vacation spot Paisley is not…read more But their homemade breakfast burrito is better than any frozen-reheated one we found in other like towns. And the meatball skewer was yummy. The lady is very nice and they have a decent selection of road travel essentials. Worth the six mile trip from Summer Lake Hot Springs.

This little store has just about everything one needs. Wide range of items. We were greeted by…read morethe owners when we came in and were told to have a nice day by the worker when we left. Love the small town, old west vibe. Everyone knew each other by name as customers came and went.

I LOVE the Sunriver Market Place!!! Great selection of food and drink. Everything attractively…read morearranged. Very helpful and friendly staff I haven't been to Costco for months!

I have been a resident of Sunriver for 17 years and shop at the north market frequently. Yes, the…read moreprices are high. You pay for the convenience of location. Last week I was asked to show ID for the first time in 17 years to buy a six pack of beer. I am 75 years old and obviously of age, so I find this process very annoying and lawfully unnecessary. look it up. I was told by the checker and other long term staff that they have always required ID and if I didn't like it I could shop elsewhere. Again, I have never been required to provide ID before. The staff were very rude and I was shocked that they would treat a long term customer as they did. I am very disappointed and will be shopping elsewhere unless absolutely desperate.

Bare minimum. Clean inside room, but bed poor. Store is mostly bare shelves. Staff forgot we were…read morecoming. Clearly minimal effort by owners to maintain. As only motel in village, clearly taking the "monopoly attitude".

This review is for the motel, *not* the mercantile next door…read more The rooms are clean but very small. They have two beds, (one double, one twin). The mattresses are quite soft, which didn't bother me, but my husband's back was not happy. There was no table or chairs in the room, so there is no place in the room to eat. The amenities are few, and the TV shares channels with other rooms, so you may not get the channel you want. They do have fair WiFi. The owners are helpful and friendly. Still, for $60/night, this is a decent roadside motel that will suffice well for sleep and relaxation after a day on the road, or a big meal at The Cowboy Dinner Tree.

We've shopped here a few times over the years. The foods in…read morethis market is good and the produce is fresh. The deli food is good. We don't do our full grocery shopping here because it's a bit pricey and they don't have everything we need. The service is good at this market and the staff is friendly and helpful. The ambiance of this market is average for the area.

Enough is Enough…read more Ray's Food Place and Shop Smart in La Pine need to do better. I understand that La Pine is a smaller community and that we aren't going to have the selection of Bend or a major metropolitan grocery store. What I don't understand is why we're expected to pay what feel like premium/Sunriver prices for groceries that are so often poor quality or downright spoiled. I have repeatedly purchased rotten potatoes, rotten onions, rotten avocados, tasteless fruit--and, most seriously, rotten meat. Let that sink in: ROTTEN MEAT. I purchased a sealed package of ribs for approximately $30, only to discover that the meat was rotten. A $30 package of sealed meat should not be something a customer has to gamble on when they walk out of the store. And this isn't an isolated bad shopping trip. I continually find myself bringing home produce that is already deteriorating or simply isn't worth what I paid for it. These are basic groceries--not luxury items. Customers should be able to buy a bag of potatoes, an onion, an avocado, fresh fruit, or a package of meat without wondering whether it's going to be spoiled when they get home. I shouldn't have to inspect every potato, onion, avocado and package of meat like I'm conducting a forensic investigation before putting it in my cart. And this is where the responsibility lies--with C&K Market, Inc. Ray's Food Place and Shop Smart are both C&K Market stores, so this isn't about blaming the employees who work in these locations. The employees aren't deciding what products the company purchases, what quality standards it accepts, what gets distributed to La Pine, what gets put on the shelves, or what prices customers are charged. Those are company-level decisions. If C&K Market is consistently selling inferior or deteriorating food while charging premium prices, then C&K needs to take responsibility for its purchasing, distribution, inventory management, and quality-control practices instead of leaving customers to absorb the cost of food that should never have been sold in the first place. And I have already brought these problems to the attention of store management--not once, but repeatedly. On three separate occasions, I have been given a $25 store gift certificate in response. I appreciate the gesture, but I'm tired of being compensated after the fact for food that should have been fresh and edible in the first place. A $25 gift certificate doesn't fix a systemic quality problem; it simply encourages me to spend another $25 at the same store where I just had a problem. At this point, I don't want another gift certificate. I want C&K Market to address the underlying problem. If you're going to charge premium prices, then the quality needs to justify those prices. La Pine deserves better than Sunriver prices with bargain-bin quality.

Service in any business to me means being professional and appropriate to patrons. Sadly, this is…read morenot the case at Clyde's. This market is in Chiloquin with a large portion of the people here are Native American as am I. We have patronized this store many times in the 12 years we have resided here. They take advantage of people needing things and a trip to town is a 60+ mile round trip. Milk was sold for upwards of $5 and most grocery items are 30-50% more expensive than in town. I read a review from a customer who praised their 'deli'. It is a complete fabrication. They have a very old 'cold case' where they display grayish meat and cheese that is almost triple the price of other grocers. Unfortunately, this establishment employs unabashed racists. My son and I were on a walk and decided to stop there to get a snack. As we entered Clyde's there was a young woman checking out. She was talking to two older women. One was the cashier and the other was stocking shelves. So all three were talking jovially. The young woman concluded her transaction and left. As soon as the door shut, the two began talking about what a screw-up the woman was and talking about how they thought she was breaking her parole etc. There is no excuse for this Anywhere, let alone in a market with a child present. My family members still go there but after the last time, I will never go there again.

This is Judy Pate (Pete's wife) this is just a friendly FYI Rod:…read more Quoted from your website: "It's a bit of a drive north to Chiloquin, Chiloquin is kinda seedy. But Oh My God. Inside this run down little store you will find the best old school deli in the back." We, Chiloquin Tourism Action Team, want to change this. You are right in so many ways. Would you like to join our team on January 22nd at 5pm at the Community Center. It will really give you hope for our community if you go and see what is going on behind the scenes. Then, eventually, maybe we can do away with negative statements like this on our websites. (not that I blame you; I understand) Judy Pate 541-783-2428 (call me from a cellphone for more info)" Thanks for being a positive part of Chiloquin. I know working any business is a lot of work and you are appreciated! Keep up the great work Rod and team!

I've been in the area for several years. I shop Grocery Outlet quite often. For years not much to…read morecomplain about until recently. Not sure why, but something has definately changed. Last time I was there, I bought several bottles of mustard because the price was good. After I got home I realized they charged me $1.00 more for each bottle. I called and was told they would refund when I brought reciept. I went back a few hours later, bought 4 more and spent the next half hour trying to get my refund and the 4 more for the price marked. They eventually gave me the credit/price, but treated me like I was the bad guy in all this. Before leaving, I suggested they correct the price so no one else goes through this. Then this time I went in to buy muffins. I took a double take on price because there were 2 different prices for exactly the same muffins. I took photos of both and showed to cashier because, of course the highest price came up on the screen. They still went to go look, even with a line of customers, and came back with exactly what I told/showed them. My cashier verified with another cashier on what price to charge and came up with the higher price. I still bought them, but that wasn't right. Again I suggested they fix the issue, so not to have irritated customers. This is very bad customer service lately and I'm hoping they look into what is causing the issue, besides re-training staff on proper customer service.

Occasionally one can find good deals here. Not so often lately as their prices are now often…read morehigher than the bigger grocery stores in Bend. Inventory is spotty and one must carefully watch expiration dates. Also, many items do not have clearly marked prices. Adding all this together means I shop much less at grocery outlet bargain market in La Pine and find the drive to Bend worth while.