My tire went flat on the highway so I decided to take it here because It was around the time they…read moreopened. When I arrived there was no one waiting. The service tech came up and asked all the usual questions. I told them if they could repair it that's what I wanted to do. The tech told me that if it wasn't able to be repaired they only had one tire in stock. She said they would have to check all 4 tires to see if they had the proper amount of tread on them before being able to look at the flat. When I told her I didn't want that and I only came in to have a that specific tire replaced she said I would have to leave the premises and take the tire off and bring it in as a "walk in" If I could do that I could've just changed the tire myself! So I decided to take my money else where! I understand the rules and regulations and it's not the workers rules, but this is seriously getting ridiculous. I do not suggest brining your business here!

It is basically 2026, and yall dont have tap to pay, trash. Like get it together, we arent in the…read more1800 anymore. What a shame.

I often stop at Cascade Select Market on my way from Seattle to points south (Portland, Corvallis,…read moreeven California). The initial draw was the electric charging station they have in the parking lot. When I'm charging, I'll often pop into the market to grab a sandwich. Staff at the deli are invariably nice and helpful. Maybe not as many options that you might find at a deli in a bigger city, but still quite functional and tasty. I got the turkey on sourdough, which I enjoyed and it certainly satisfied my hunger.

First of all I (USED) to be a regular there, but not anymore. The customer service is non-existent,…read moreyou couldn't find help in there if you were on fire. And if you do have a simple question to ask someone they give you a big sigh like you're ruining their day and give you a snotty answer. I will never shop at this place again. Which is a shame because I shopped there for 10 years.

I think this is the only decent size grocery store in a small town. The produce is fairly fresh…read morehere. You can find mostly what you need and they have a food court section. We grabbed a couple pieces of steak, corn, mushrooms and fried chicken for our lodge that we were staying at 5 miles down. We were able to grab what we needed for dinner and breakfast. The cashiers were very friendly.

Pretty cheap for its location, and pretty cute. Very much reminiscent of old Thirftways I've been…read moreto, and that's not a complaint. The food from the bakery was great too, and good pricing for a quick lunch.

They don't carry the brand of beer I like anymore. They have hardly anything from Deschutes at all…read morenow. And like half the beer color has turned into this literally fruity crap and white claw. Obsidian Stout is the only beer i will buy! Bring it back damnit!

This Safeway is clean and inviting. The night shift manager…read moreis awesome. He's always friendly and helpful.

Went for the first time today. Don't put off going here, go…read morecheck it out because I'm thinking you're going to find some great new favorites. It's a really clean convenience store with some smoked meats and great snacks. There was a great variety of grab and go breakfast items, and some delicious looking donuts. There was saltwater taffy in really fun flavors, and a wide variety of drinks. The people working in there are very very nice . The little dairy bar has great burgers in fact maybe the best burger I've had in a very long time. It's absolutely a must try .

Good service. Staff very helpful! Will stop by again! Hamburger great, grilled sandwich outstanding…read morewith an added surprise of jalapeño sour dough! Loved it! Give them a try!

New owners bought this store and they put little green tags over all the old prices with new prices…read morethat have been raised substantially. The government has been closed for going on a month now and not a single person in the country has received SNAP (EBT) benefits for November and these new owners feel like it's ok to raise all their prices right before thanksgiving. What a slap in the face to this community. We loved the old owners so much.

Now called Country Market- for the past few years. Nice little store to run and get everything that…read moredidn't make your shopping list. A good variety of items. Reminds me of the grocery stores from my childhood- 1950's!!

Love this place. Great picnic and lunch options to enjoy there, or at the riverwalk. I especially…read moreloved the quinoa with edamame. Fun to browse through, too.

Astoria Co+op is one of my favorite co-ops, period. I live in Portland but enjoy visiting Astoria,…read more& the co-op is a must-stop for me. They offer an abundance of vegan-friendly items (shelf-stable, refrigerated, frozen, & on their salad/hot bar) & I maintain a clean, friendly store environment. I look forward to visiting any time I find myself in Astoria!

Stop here almost every time on my way to Seattle from Vancouver. The restrooms are always clean and…read morewell-stocked. The Chesters chicken is always fresh and hot :-) there are several wooden picnic tables that you can eat your meal at with a great view of Mount Saint Helens and some other surrounding mountains. Gas prices are competitive. If you're driving North take exit 63. Winlock exit., check it out!

For a gas station right off the freeway, it's surprisingly not worth your time…read more From the outside, it's seemingly a brand new and gorgeous looking convenience store! But once you step inside, it feels more cramped than expected, doesn't look that nice, and my friend and I were both unsatisfied with the drink selection. They're one of those weird places where they only allow credit. But this place had a pop up that said "Debit? Yes or No", which doesn't make any sense since you can't do debit. We had a guy come out from the back to the cash register, and while he was chill, he seemingly didn't care. Overall, this place doesn't look that great, didn't have something we wanted to purchase, and didn't have the customer service, to all combine as the ingredients to make me never go again. Unless I really want Chester's Chicken and don't want to drive that far from my friend's house in Toledo. I didn't even realize they sold Chester's Chicken until I saw a picture on here. Stop by the Shell just a little bit down the road, or go to the Gasco or the grocery store. It's not much farther.

Decent sized grocery store in a prime busy street close to downtown. Honestly, stopped here just to…read moreuse the restroom, which was a little small and definitely unfortunately not wheelchair accessible. But, took a look around for some snacks on the go and they had pretty much everything you could need. Very clean with a nice open layout. Friendly customer service and fast check out!

This cake did not disappoint. The baker worked her magic and came out better than I expected. And…read morenot to mention how moist and delicious the cake was

I like to stop by here when I'm making a long trip along the 1 -5. They have a little bit of…read moreEVERYTHING you could need. Drinks and snacks, even hard to find candies and chips. My favorite are the Lucas tamarind candies. It's also great when I've forgotten something and need it on the road like baby wipes or batteries or any other random things. They carry A LOT of stuff. Even TV dinners if I want something salty and heavier. Plus they have a microwave you can use to heat up your food right away. They also have plenty cigarettes, pipes, and beer which I usually see a lot of truckers stopping by to pick up. For a small convenience store, it's very clean and organized and the owners are generally really helpful.