This small market really impressed me with their variety. I was worried we would have to drive…read morefurther across the bridge to find what we needed, but we didn't. There is a hot foods bar and a deli as well.

Very impressive variety of products and great friendly service!…read moreOur "go to" White Salmon.

Love this store! The layout creates a great balance between produce, bulk foods, deli, bakery, and…read moremeat departments. Everything feels organized, inviting, and easy to shop. The variety is excellent without being overwhelming. In my opinion, the store generates a real sense of harmony and balance in its offerings. Ridgefield is lucky to have it, and I'd love to see Rosauers open another location.

Love this store! It's so clean and the fresh food area offers incredible variety at very good…read moreprices! Sushi, breakfast burritos, sandwiches, you name it. I love how the natural foods grocery dept is all on one side. Love the produce too. New to La center and happy to have found such a nice place to shop!

I reviewed the diner several years ago. In between that review and now, we had visited several…read moretimes and I always felt it was about a 4*. We always enjoyed taking visitors there. What happened??? Our visit was with 4 people and it was almost lunch time. Our orders included a breakfast meal which was freshly cooked and close to perfect. The chili was good (canned?) but the cornbread was dry and hard. Then, we get to the sandwiches and we could not believe what we were given. To begin with the philly was served on toasted bread. It was absolutely awful and the only reason we knew it was a philly was because that's what she ordered. Next came the french dip with the au jus. The au jus was thick and cool and wasn't worth dipping. There was very little meat and it should not have been on the menu. This should be a 1* but am giving them the benefit by rating it 2*.

Older gentleman at the register is always friendly. We stop here at least once a week for non…read moreethanol gas when we are at our lake cabin. Never any complaints until today when we stopped for a coffee and a bottle of water. The total was $4 - used our debit card, gal told us she needed to charge $1.50 if the total was under $5 ?!?! Charging us $1.50 after spending over $100 filling our truck on non ethanol?!?!? I've never been charged that when I would run in for a coffee while my husband filled up...seems a little excessive.

Been grocery shopping in this European store for over 10 years.Very large choice of foods!…read moreRecommend to come.At first I was confused with expiration dates but soon realized that in Europe it goes Day,month and year!! It been a misunderstanding to many people!!

The lady that has been working the 3 or 4 times that I have been in this store has been super…read morehelpful. I've been going in every other month and grabbing my beloved Kedainiu pickles (in brine) and they always have them in stock. My girlfriend discovered their chocolate marshmallows today and is a huge fan of them. Prices are very reasonable in my opinion & their cooking oil prices are awesome. I'll continue to give them my business. Very clean store!

Produce Much Improved! Friendly Checkers!…read moreFriendly Guys at the Door! Large Freezer Selection! Great Selection of Plants and Flowers!

I came in right at store opening and just WOW. The actual cashier ringing my groceries was a Saint…read moreseriously - what a truly lovely friendly person. She was kind and so very nice. And I engaged with a person, hesitantly as she stocked wine. I am used to Fred Meyer having their aisles now completely full of people stocking who are rude and adding things yet if you ask where something is they get annoyed and taking ten minutes to tell you they know nothing about where anything is. This was not the case - she immediately smiled and explained where EXACTLY the item was. That's the encounter I got pretty immediate so I was thinking yay, I am at a nice Fred Meyer and my shopping would go well. Nope... I have disconnected tendons on my lower legs which means the cushion to the heels of my feet lacks and standing an hour grocery shopping I try to avoid an use the motorized carts. They had a full amount of them out front but I gave up after folding my cane and getting my purse in etc as two carts in a row I would get almost in and it would beep low battery. an employee standing their I just looked at and said 'I give up' and awkwardly get a large cart because the up and down and trying to squeeze my disabled ass around to even get in and out of the carts which were parked so close that you will be disabled getting to one. He just jumped in to back them in and replug them in offering not even a single word to me.... Thanks for the wonderful shit treatment ADA people like me are VERY used to - it's just exhausting which leads me into having to practically pole vault around every aisle. Fred Meyers way now (FYI for you who have any mobility challenge whatsoever) is that EVERY SINGLE AISLE will have, in addition to the other normal shoppers, a GIANT blue cart from a store shopping fulfilling pickups and also someone stocking. I had two different people bringing in palettes and I almost fell twice since they also leave out these rather large metal step stools and love cardboard displays for select items. Then I went to checkout and I was practically laying on my cart so exhausted. Again, the cashier was so nice... and she was so nice that the person I got the impression was a manager of some kind was VERY MUCH NOT. She immediately glares at me and starts barking at the cashier. I explained to the cashier I was doing an Instacart order for a customer first and I had two donuts for me and an on sale grocery thing. I said they were probably used to us and two please double bag (which most of us do to insulate and protect for delivery. The cashier says to the manager (who is barking orders at every one who walks by) while she is hostile style bagging my groceries making me realize I should have self checked out, that it is an Instacart order. The manager says she BETTER charge for those bags correctly... I felt like asking what I had done to upset the manager. I was trying to move my cane and purse to fold the basket and make more room but she started thrusting the groceries into the cart without a word very aggressively stacking them unnecessarily. I just paid and got the heck out. I rebagged everything because it was HORRIBLE... it was six bags and she put everything heavy and glass in two yet crammed the bread and dairy horribly - putting meat on top of the strawberries and more meat on top of the eggs. She may not care about her customers but I care about mine. I know they call it Battleground - apparently that gal is ready for war!

Excellent stop! Leaving the Ape Caves for a quick snack stop- excellent, friendly customer service…read more Best corn dog I've ever had - fresh from the oil- made just for us.

Store itself was not bad. However the bearded gentleman that works behind the counter really needs…read moreto learn normal human interaction basics. The pumps here are 20 years old and I guess not able to be adjusted so it is done by gallons not dollars. However they probably should tell customers that. When my wife questioned it the man behind the counter flew outside and began to curse at me in front of my three year old daughter. When told he needed to stop cussing he flipped my whole family off and stormed back into the store. I personally will never stop here again after this unacceptable treatment over a simple question.

Everyone in our little town call this the "corner store" it's on the corner of our Main Street :)…read more The chicken and jojos are great and so affordable. I usually split the portion size as it is large. Not sure what Ridgefield would do without this cute little store.

This is affectionately known as the "corner store" It's an…read moreiconic stop in little Ridgefield , WA. Good selection of stuff, of course it's not a grocery store...it's a quick drink and snack place. Friendly and quick to shop here, so I do...a lot!

Only grocery store in Stevenson. It's got pretty Much…read moreeverything you need. Obviously in a small town, prices are higher. They have a sushi area tho! That's pretty much. Fresh sushi everyday.

Was in the store today and they are setting up a new garden,floral,balloon, and gift area. Looked…read morereally good. Super friendly cashier Charlie is amazing

As a southbound PCT hiker, Trout Lake Grocery made my resupply smooth and stress-free. They held my…read moreresupply box without issue, and their prices for food and trail snacks were fair. Beyond the store, they go out of their way to support hikers--offering free camping in their yard, plus showers and paid camping options at the nearby county park. The staff are welcoming and genuinely care about making sure you have what you need before heading back on trail. This is the kind of place that makes the PCT community feel like family. Five stars without question.

I love this place I've been camping at the Guler Mt. Adams…read moreCounty Park 1/3 mile away, whichisagreat, cheapcampgroundwithhotshowers, etc.. Groceries are OK, beer selection better than average. They have wine and hard liquor too. The front porch is like the meeting place in town. Old locals hang out and youngish hikers and bikers are always showing up. Great internet and seating. Sorry I'm leaving town!

We were driving through the area and happened to stumble upon this little store. Of course, my wife…read morewanted to check it out, and honestly, I'm glad she did. The area around here is very remote, with limited amenities--no other stores, gas stations, or conveniences in sight. Everything else seemed to be 20-30 minutes away, so finding this spot felt a bit like discovering a hidden gem. Inside, we learned that the store was originally built in 1907 to serve local sawmill workers and nearby residents. That history gave it an authentic, old-fashioned charm you don't often find anymore. The building itself has a rustic, worn-in look that makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. Even though it's small, the store carried a little bit of everything--snacks, drinks, canned goods, and basic household items. It reminded me of a scaled-down version of a regular grocery store, where you might not have dozens of brand options but you'll almost always find something that works. It's clearly still serving its original purpose: providing essentials for people in an otherwise pretty rural area on the outskirts of more densely populated towns. We walked around for a bit, just soaking it in, and my wife asked about a restroom. The staff told us they only have a port-a-potty outside for customers, which definitely added to the "old-school general store" experience but might not be ideal for everyone. Overall, it was really neat to check out this little piece of history. It's not the kind of place you'd necessarily plan a trip around, but if you're in the area, it's worth stopping by just to appreciate the history, the practicality, and the fact that it's still standing strong after more than a century.

I spent my childhood in Battle Ground. We lived just a few miles from the store. It always brings…read moreback fond memories when I've visited as an adult. Their pepperoni is always a favorite, as well as their beef jerky. I'm so glad to see it's not only still in business, but kept being family run!