after spending a few weeks in blue river i got pretty familiar with this place. after a bit the…read morefolks there greeted me by name and asked how i was doing. Being the only place in blue river within walking distance they have the advantage. you can rent a movie , buy liquor, buy food and get camping equipment all in one place, i would recommended skipping on the produce though.

The people here are terrific, if they don't have something you need, they will get it if you ask,…read moreand of course your going to buy it afterward. The owner is a great person and she helps alot of people in the community.

Not great. Didn't like that they were selling Kratum and felt they didn't have any vegan options at…read moretheir deli. The selection of thebconvenidnce store was standard as well, not a standout place and definitely I would avoid it. The staff seemed OK though. Didn't like the vibe of the store itself, hard to tell they had food service. Wish they had more clear vegan options would have bumped them up to a 4 star for me!

I doubt anyone looks at this for food advice but if they do I would recommend going elsewhere. They…read moresell coopers chicken so I ordered a 2 piece chicken strips and potatoes. After I paid I asked for dip for the chicken and was told I had to buy it if I wanted it. I've never been to coopers that didn't give you dipping sauce with it. Whoever made that decision to be a cheapskate there should be ashamed of themselves. I won't be back ever!!!

We were in the area as tourists, camping and enjoying the activities in the area. This is a cute…read morelittle boutique style shop to check out. It has a cafe to grab some coffee, gut health drinks, or some food. I ordered a Chai Latte while my boyfriend tried one of their specialty health drink mixes. The staff was friendly and open to explaining what each mix does & the ingredients. I enjoyed my Chai Latte, but my boyfriend did not like his (I think mostly due to him not knowing he wouldn't like turmeric). Overall, cute little shop to stop in and check out!

Great spot to stop along the Mckenzie River! More of an upscale health food store than convenience…read moreso don't expect to get a bag of chips or candy. The food was great and came very quickly. Expensive though. The women working there was very friendly. Lots of snacks and drinks-kombucha, alchohol, tea, coffee, etc.

As a regular customer for over 30 years, having been a customer service rep in the past, it has…read morealways been common knowledge even on your worst days, to be cheerful to your customers. This morning, I had to tell a checker to stop being bitchy, and when I left, told her she needed to change her attitude. We pay more than enough hard-earned money to buy groceries that at times, haven't been up to par in freshness or having to substitute something where there is a bare shelf to not be told, in so many words, we're stupid. She deserved what I told her, and this Safeway has lost a customer.

It could be cleaner. This small of a store should always look and smell amazing. Very rarely does…read moreit ever. Who wants to buy food from a place that the can return area next to the front door reeks of urine or mold? The floors are always gross, the restrooms are in dire need of an update. The produce is decently fresh if they have what you are looking for. Keeping things in stock seems to be a problem for this location storewide. Without a meat counter this location also is very limiting. And really? Only 1 cashier to checkout at 6pm? This isn't an exceptional store to expect people to do self check out. You don't offer anything amazing or discounted to that ask of your customers. Do better Safeway you are making Walmart look appealing.

Some of the best sandwiches I have ever had. They have specials as well as the ability to create…read moreyour own. They offer salads and wraps that are delicious as well.

Farmland Market (not Foodland which my GPS kept trying to take me to 2,568 miles away on Oahu) but…read moreright up on Oregon Ave in Creswell. Someone in the office said it was a great market. Farmland is a great market. There are two rooms of isles with fresh and freezer cases filled with a large variety to items. They have a bit of everything a grocery store has and easier to find since it wasn't overfilled! I have to give 5 stars for the staff -though, I didn't catch the young mans name working there today (Sunday). He was extremely helpful! I definitely recommend and will be back to the Farmland Market. While they may not have every item or brand you want, you should be able to find something that will work!

This store had a little bit of everything. From groceries, to fishing gear, to emergency supplies,…read moreto souvenirs. We were in the mood for something cold and bought some big fat ice cream sandwiches- which we thoroughly enjoyed after our lunch next door at Takoda's Restaurant.

Getting gas here is a chore now…read more OK, so now you can pump your own gas in Oregon. I don't have a problem with that. But I DO have a problem with pumps that can take cards, but don't, with no attendants, forcing you to walk quite a ways across a lot into another building out of view of your car and wait in line. When you go to insert your card you're met with a little screen that says "Machine not currently taking cards. Please pay inside" or something like that. Even though the machine has a card reader, and I've used it before in the past under previous ownership. So OK, cool no problem. My legs aren't broken. I'll just walk inside. Now I have to wait in line at least 10 minutes behind people humming and hawing at what they want out of the deli case. Or to stare blankly at the menu as if they've never seen or heard of chicken on a stick before. I do finally get up there. I hand the kid my card. "How's it going? I'd like some gas. Fill on pump three please" He asks me how much? I say "a fill, I want to fill it up please" Then he asked me, well do you know like what dollar amount that's gonna be?. Really man? No, that's kind of what you're supposed to tell me after the car has been filled up. So they don't have the technology to put an authorization on my card, and then charge me what the total is when I'm done pumping the gas? Am I the only person that ever comes in and asks them to fill it up? Really? I say "Just give me $10" Only $10? "Yes please, thanks." (Just give me enough to get up the road to someplace that knows how gas stations are supposed to work.)

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."

We've had a CSA through this farm for a couple of years. We love the selection of organic and…read morelocally grown food! They offer your basics such as potatoes and salad greens, and they throw in some delicious but less common vegetables such as kholrobi and beets. The CSA has different pick up locations in Eugene, so you don't have to travel all the way to Leaburg to get high quality organic food! They also have a stand at the farmers market in Eugene, which is another great option. It beats buying food in the grocery store that came from across the US or even the world! If you do make it out to the farm, you'll find that it has a very down-to-earth and homey feel. The people are exceptionally kind. We love going blueberry picking here every summer (just be aware of the stinging nettle).

This place decided to go to mostly self checkout and it was already a joke to shop there. So sad…read moreand I am percent going to avoid them now.

The location is convenient. We get off of the freeway nearby and stop here before going to our…read morecampsite. The corn didn't seem as fresh as I've gotten at other stores. Beer section had a lot of empty spots. This was a Tuesday (June 29) so that was not expected. I was surprise at how many people did not wear masks even though it was the day prior to the governors order. Yes, this means employees were not wearing them. I think the main problem is that I could not find employees in the grocery area. It would be nice to have someone nearby when you have a question rather than having to walk all the way to the register when you are way back in the paper section. Hopefully things improve before my next visit next year.

Great spot that had a little bit of everything. We were camping nearby and needed ice daily. The…read morestaff was very friendly and helpful. Along with ice, food, beer, wine and random camping supplies, they also made sandwiches.

We stopped here before heading to the Lodge to get a drink and admire the view of Mt. Washington…read more They had a nice selection of cold drinks, snacks, canned good and staples such as bread and rice, frozen prepared meals like Lasagna and casseroles, and meats like sausages. They even have Willamette Valley Pie Co pies in small and large sizes. Aside from food, they also sell toiletries and other dry goods you may need for your home away from home. They also rent out DVDs. They have WiFi here. My phone was only getting 4G reception, so that was really convenient!