Great place to shop for necessity items, etc. Kind of like a…read moremini $ store, combined with a certain big box shopping store chain that starts with a "W", and ends with a "t". Convenient, as well as many bargains. Not open 24/7, but nothing in Eugene/ Springfield/Corvallis area really is any more. Safeway on 18th and Willamette street in Eugene is the only place I'm aware of that is.(Next to Hiron's) 7-11, but that's more of a convenience store.

It takes forever to get through the line. Employees are stocking and not paying attention to when…read moreyou get to the register. I have had to yell is anyone working to get their attention. One person waiting on everyone while you wait in line.

Great stop on your way home or to your vacation rental. They have a large selection of wine and…read morebeers. They have deli food, important groceries that you may have forgotten. I needed some special stocking stuffers and my son in law loves Krispie treats. Sorry I just don't have the arm for wrestling with the marshmallow. I give these folks a call and guess what, they had them just coming out of the oven! Serendipitious! So there ya go! Something for everyone! In other words, it's not your typical quick stop grocery place. It's got a little class mixed in with homemade goodies as well!

Not very clean and deli is always old They have had several…read moreowners.. high turnover So no one seems to care

Overall a nice store,employees can be a little rude sometimes and some of their prices are…read moreextremely high $7.09 for a can of Campbell's soup but their fresh meat counter is pretty reasonable sometimes cheaper than Safeway just have to pick and choose what you shop for there..they make to order sandwiches and their always soggy they need to get hogie rolls because bread just doesn't work and I've been getting sandwiches off and on for about 15+ yrs till I just stopped and not just me but other people also I know switch bread and I'll be back getting sandwiches once again,, just a suggestion plus their hot food is always old and dried out if it's passed its time throw it out don't sell it to people my ex husband came from Idaho and went and spent like ,$35.00 and brought it to my house we had to throw away 3/4 of it and choked down the little that was eatable

Being in such a small town of 600+ people this is a unique and specialized Dari-Mart. Friendly and…read morealways fully stocked, this place sells things that most don't, like various meats, pre-packaged mini meals, fresh fruits/veggies, etc. I always appreciate there location so that locals don't have to drive so far for basic needs/meals!

A sweet little market when you are staying at the beach. Archway Market has a little bit of…read moreeverything you could Need. The prices are more expensive as expected in a tourist area.

This is a one stop shop for all your souvenir shopping, along with local beer and wine and cocktail…read moremixes. They have a good selections of cards, stickers, hats, pins and more. Cute little shop connecting to a quick bite eatery. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Beautiful ocean view just down the hill. Hoodies run about $30-$35 per Cards about $4-$5.50 Stickers are a little pricey $4 each ... There are street parkings with nearby parking lot down the hill. Definitely worth to stop and check this place out.

As an avid bourbon hunter, I always carve out a little time to check out local liquor stores when…read morework takes me on the road. You never know what might be sitting on a shelf. On this trip I stopped into Washington Street Liquors in Corvallis. Oregon is a control state, so selections can sometimes be predictable, but this shop had a few bottles that definitely caught my eye. Prices were right around market, maybe slightly into secondary territory on a couple bottles, but nothing outrageous for something harder to find. What stood out most was the staff. Friendly, easy to talk with, and happy to share a little insight into the local bourbon scene. That kind of conversation is always appreciated when you are visiting from out of town and trying to figure out where the good hunting spots might be. The hunt paid off. I ended up walking out with a bottle of Frey Ranch Straight Bourbon, a solid pickup and one I had been hoping to find for a while. If you are in Corvallis and enjoy the bourbon hunt, this shop is worth a stop. You never know what might be sitting on the shelf waiting for you.

The employees are sweet & honestly the place just holds the best of vibes!!!( + things are prtty…read morecheap low k)

Best food in Oakridge, hands down. They also have everything else you need on your way out of town.read more

This place is amazing. I would give it more stars if I could. The family so kind, warm and…read morewelcoming. Their butter chicken and jasmine rice is phenomenal and their naan bread is buttery garlicky and delicious. If you're looking for something sweeter their mango lassi is delicious and made fresh daily, just like everything else on their menu. Also on the sweet side I got to try their rice kheer, served chilled with hints of cardamom and sliced almonds on top. I've always enjoyed Indian cuisine, but the food prepared by this family is made with love, and you can taste it. Worth a drive to Oakridge just to experience their food. I would recommend the food at Dink's Market to anyone I know.

Bought a vape that wasn't full and they refused to exchange it. Clerk looks like she smokes meth…read moreand doesnt brush her teeth.

Such a great little store with lots to choose from. Met the owner yesterday and she helped me pick…read moreout a healthy good tea drink and she was super sweet. I will definitely be a returning customer!

I stopped in to use the restroom for my 6 year old son, it was not just something we could've…read morepulled over and handled , I've never seen a grown man own a store and tell a 6 year old he can't poop here , how dare you hobeeb, you should be ashamed of yourself , you must not have children or any compassion for them, FYI keep driving , don't stop to buy anything from this clown

Great family-owned convenience store, owner is funny and nice. Hot deli food and good service. They…read moredo their best to satisfy their customers.

Newer management in recent weeks. Staff is just chill and indifferent…read more Really cool space for a "mini mart" style grocery. Spacious ground floor in the old Reed Opera House with neat & funky art along the walls. Product variety overall is perhaps "above-average". My staples are usually Kettle chips, Jackson (avocado oil) chips, pasta red sauce and pasta or spaghetti Barilla noodles. Now, if only they could add a good quality oat milk...

I went in to make a purchase and had a very unpleasant experience. When I got to the counter, the…read moreemployee was extremely rude and refused to help me. There was no real conversation at all. I simply asked if cigarettes could be purchased by the carton. He said no, then immediately slammed his hand on the counter and told me to leave. I didn't argue, raise my voice, or do anything disrespectful. The reaction was completely unnecessary and aggressive. I didn't catch his name, but he was a middle-aged man with glasses. Regardless, the customer service was unacceptable, and I won't be returning.

I absolutely love visiting here and I definitely recommend it--it's a 10/10! The prices are…read moreaffordable, and it's very clean inside. They have even more Mexican candies now! There's a large variety of foods to choose from, and the employees are incredibly friendly and have fast service. They always make my day, and I could chat with them for hours.

If you want the worlds worst customer service, like rude for no reason, then come here I'm so…read moredisappointed