Starting June 19, 2023 Under Oregon Law and ODA prohibits all animals in grocery stores or…read morerestaurants and other food establishments .. I gave this info to them a few wks ago as my Service Dog, in their store, was charged by another dog, unvested, unleashed, ..who whirled around, snapping, barking and running to attack Finn... the store did right the asked the person who had the dog if it was a SD.. she said it was but the vest was in the mail. A Service Dog can not attack other dogs, can not lunge, bark..etc.. must be under control and behave. So today another "pet" was in the store.. The manager was called and she stated she would handle it. Five minutes later NOT handled.. I will be calling the owner or District Manger..

Went to store and with all the empty shelves and carts in the walkways was definitely NOT…read morewheelchair accessible-which is illegal! Asked why it was so messy and was told it always is. When I asked why all the empty shelves was told the workers get first crack at everything then whatever is left is put on the shelf! What??? Need some new management and limit on amounts sold so maybe everyone can buy an item Not just the workers. Rude

Don't bother going here. Staff was in the back smoking pot when I walked in. It is basically a…read morejunk store with a lot of rocks and a few groceries. Pretty grungy inside.

Lovely little grocery/gift shop in Dayville. Carries a little bit of almost everything, including…read morehomemade honeycomb and almond roca, some deli sandwiches, and liquor. I noticed some previous reviewers note staff dressed in period clothes, but I believe that was all pre-COVID. Nevertheless, the staff were friendly and helpful.

When we are in the area we always try to stop by The Trading Post. It's a quick food and gas stop…read morebut they also have local art and custom fishing lures. The owners are so helpful and nice. They have one gas pump with Premium. Love this place!

I am amazed at the good reviews for a place that is virtually empty of groceries…read more Perhaps their supplement department is pretty good but the rest of this place is an empty void. Seriously disappointed. Hillbilly natural food store / co-op.

The Baker Food Co-op is a hidden gem in Baker City! Fresh organic produce, dairy, meats, bulk…read moreitems, spices, supplements and a great selection of groceries. They recently added freshly made sandwiches -- my favorite is the turkey/avocado.

I had to wait for 2 hours to be helped because the owner, owner doesn't want to to learn how to…read moreoperate anything in the store. Finally when one of the employees showed up who was very nice and understanding and actually new anything I got to go on my way.

WCT is under new ownership and WOW !!!…read more For being in such a tiny town, it's like walking in to a small Walmart! Anything and everything you can think of is in this store. Groceries, drinks, hardware, medical, toiletries, pet, office, ranching, hunting, fishing, camping, yard, garden, clothing, plumbing, lumber, feed ... oh heck ... I can't name all the things in this great little store! Everything except a pharmacy. It's even great fun to just walk around downstairs and upstairs perusing. Before you know it you've been perusing for a long time! The young family that owns it are wonderful and all the employees are so courteous and helpful. Prices are very affordable and the amount of inventory is remarkable for such a tiny town. I think if you need it, they have it.

Boyer's was a welcome site after a long day of traveling and fishing along The John Day. The store…read morehad everything we needed including a no fee ATM. The staff is so nice and we love the town of Monument!

Pretty well-stocked for being so remote. Gas and even an ATM. Arranged our shuttle with Jeremy…read moreand all went fine.

I went to the Safeway while traveling. The girls working there were friendly and fast. The…read moreStarbucks knows how to make a tasty chai. They also had a huge speciality cheese stand and gave my boyfriend yummy samples. Overall great grocery experience.

It's hard to describe my breathtaking experience at this kitchen store but I will do my best…read more.... First off, all the staff are super duper kind and helpful. I didn't feel pushed to buy anything, or rushed to see the store or checkout. I kept going around and around and gathering items and dropping them back off to the checkout counter. A very chill employee helped me roughly the first hour I was there, and then Beverly, the shop owner assisted me the remaining 1 hour I spent there. This store exceeded my expectations tenfold. I would turn a corner and there would be more exotic things. The refrigerated alcohol section had this delicious meade or ale. Viking something, perhaps... An eclectic variety of specialty items all around! A unique store with tools and gadgets imported from other countries. You name it, kitchen-wise, and it's likely there! I think I saw a Shakshukka seasoning blend and thought that was wild! That's my signature dish and I've seen the sauce in a jar but not the jar of spices! Just a lovely feel to the store. Positive vibes for sure! At the end of my experience, I told Bella I wish I could ave found an Oregon related patch, perhaps even Baker City, so that I could iron on to a denim jacket I was working on at home! And she said she had one somewhere but couldn't find it. And asked me to leave behind my contact info in case she ever did. Well, 6 months later she contacted me and I was overjoyed to hear from her. She said she'd found the patch and needed my address for it to be sent out. This lady's kindness was next level. I must say, it is one of my top if not FAVE patch on my jacket. Thank you Bella and your wonderful staff, in patiently assisting me. If I ever pass through Baker City again, I'll be sure to stop by your store each and every time. You found a customer for life! :)

The nicest people work here! Great kitchenware here and a large selection of local wines.read more