Went in for 2 bottled Sprites. Display on cold cabinet said $2.99 each. When I checked out, I was…read morecharged $7.18. Didnt quite add up. Checker didnt offer receipt. Threw it away, before I could protest. So I went online, thinking that there was tax.....nope, was just overcharged. Rays, should be ashamed. One of your checkers is not honest.Wont ever do business here again. I cant give zero stars, but I would if I could this place is overpriced.

I'm giving rays five stars because user "Just I" sounds like a real asshole…read more Plus they've had what I need when visiting family near buy and have friendly people.

A trip back to yesterday year and the trust and Care put into homegrown and homemade products. All…read moreof their items are amazing and they always add new ones as well and my favorite for my birthday was the carrot cake.

The Farm Stand has changed quite a bit since my last review. It is more of an artisian market of…read morelocally made products (all organic and high quality, small batch, etc...) $20 won't get you much here... I used to stop by for local seasonal produce... now that the atmosphere has been changed and geared more towards unique high end products made by locals; they should probably find a way to take credit cards. Lots of unique products available made by locals *awesome*

Self checkout here is about as useful as a white crayon. This Freddy's is nostalgic for me as I've…read morebeen shopping here my whole life. With that being said, the good memories feel far away. I will give 5 stars for the employees busting it in the food service areas. Personable, marketing that is customized to my preference, and always make effort to engage. Self checkout gets irritated by you existing. God forbid you're holding your baby and need assistance with gallons of water. Ended up loading everything myself because I could not deal with middle age man passive aggression I was experiencing. What exactly do they even get paid to do? Incredibly rude.

I bought apple braided strudel and am very unhappy with them. They are just pastry with a smell of…read moreapple filling.For the price there should be something inside.why is fred meyer so cheap with the filling while I pay a premium price for dough.

We have loved this great little store and deli for 20+ years. Everything they serve is…read moredeeeelicious. A favorite is their meatloaf sandwich and thinking of it makes me hungry! Also love their bread pudding and other hot items under glass. Good quality and great service!

Only reason I'm giving three stars is because we really love the employees here. They don't make…read morethe calls on what is given. We ordered the French dip for our dinner tonight. Open them and they are only HALF sandwiches. When asked why - the employee stated the owners way of cutting costs. Owner needs to take it off the menu if she can't afford to give a whole sandwich! If we were to of known we would have ordered something else! Ridiculous and kinda dumb.

Goodies from locals farms to choose from for our first garden of the year worth it. Nopales tacos!read more

So this place provides a memorable experience to ALL! Great selection, fair prices, farm to for…read moreproduce, great vendors and is family friendly. Please take the time to check it out

As many have stated before me, if I could give zero or negative stars I would…read more True to form, Ripoff Rays keeps up their reputation and then some at this store. Several products are out of date, the most egregious I found was 18 month old past it's expiration peanut butter. I was looking for a can of coconut milk I forgot when I was in Trader Joes ($1.49) and was hoping I could find some here, and I did... for...wait for it....$7...!!! Yep, ripoff Rays is keeping it's reputation intact. Most outstanding are some of the cashiers. When I attempted to return the outdated peanut butter I was offered a refund of $4, when the original cost was $9. It was corrected, but even so. One cashier has obvious mental health issues as well. I bought three things and when she scanned each item she kept her hand on them, clutching tightly and not letting go until I paid. Seems as if she felt I was gonna grab my green onions and cilantro and run off without paying! This entire chain of stores is a true nightmare, and so far the one in Gold Hill is truly the worst. Why do people even shop here? Because they've run all other competition out of business! In future I will gladly drive the 12 miles into Central Point instead of going here.

This Ray's is the only store in town and it has all the necessities you would typically expect in a…read moregrocery store. They sell wine and beer, which is a plus. We got a couple bottles of white wine that were actually from local vineyards. The prices were reasonable. Ray's sells standard commercially grown produce and meats. There isn't anything outstanding or special about this store, but it has what you need and sometimes that is good enough.

The best food coop in the USA. Appreciate the low prices on food staples! The staff service is…read moreA+. The ambiance is exceptional - love dining there! 60 years and going strong! Thank you - board for making such a pleasant experience come alive each visit.

When traveling through Ashland, stopping at the Co-op is a MUST! It's a little spendy, but I love…read morethe atmosphere and offerings. Their hot bar and pre-made food are always a treat. Delicious snacks, sandwiches, smoothies and coffee drinks. They have vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free options. Their little cakes are gorgeous! Outside seating includes covered and open-air. I literally plan my drive from Reno to Oregon to always include a stop at this Co-op!

I avoided this store because I prefer Costco. Two of the three times I've come here, I have had fun…read moreshopping only to learn at the check out that they in fact, don't have tap to pay. An inconvenience for me, a possible inconvenience for others.

Great prices, excellent inventory and wonderful workers. Food costs are up so saving money shopping…read morehere always helps my budget