This place need to turn into a Pub and connect with Detroit Pizza and Top Burger next door.read more

I have stopped in here many times. The owners are very friendly and the store always has what I…read moreneed. It's nice to have a place to stop that doesn't involved the chaos of Safeway.

Grateful this cute little store is open all night ! It's grown and gets more cool stuff every time…read moreI go there. Flowers, food, tons of beverages and even lottery. The staff are always smiling and kind. Best of all it's extremely clean. They have yummy fried chicken during the day and if you can't find the grocery stuff you need or snacks you need to walk around more. Huge parking lot is well lit and safe. It's spooky to be out late I am so happy to have such a nice store so close to home. I got a few bottles of zero sugar sprite winter spiced cranberry and it was just what I needed.

Coffee and hot meal is always on point "op" here at this convenience store! Service is fantastic…read moreand the hospitality from this establishment is amazing. I would say try the French No.6, good morning and Hi-rev for their hot cups of joe!

I've been waiting for the deli to open and was not disappointed. I got the "Lakeside" sandwich and…read moreit was bomb-ass. Yeah, it's just a deli sandwich, BUT, the bread sets it above supermarket deli sandwiches as well as the quality of the ingredients. Hands down, without a doubt, the best deli sandwich in Camas! The staff person was super nice and pretty speedy slapping those Sammies together. But what really made this a 5/5 was an awesome selection of BEER!!! LOL Nice selection of fishing tackle catering to families fishing on Lacamas Lake. Yep get your Barbie or Batman fishing poles here. LOL So here are the highlights... 1. Awesome deli sandwiches which are reasonably priced. 2. Take and bake pizzas 3. BEER and wine 4. A small but impressive selection of gourmet cheeses, reasonably priced. 5. Fishing tackle 6. Super nice and attentive staff 7. Amazon pickup locker in front 8. Open every day, 7AM-9PM I really miss Camas Produce and the Lakeside Chalet. The Lakeside Market and Deli is a great addition to the Everett corridor. Family oriented, not overly pretentious or sleazy. A perfect fit for our little mill town. Check it out.

Ordered pulled pork, brisket, beans, and potato salad to feed 30. Excellent barbecue, and our…read moreguests raved about the quality of the food. Would highly recommend Shorty's BBQ in Camas. Mark is a great guy and a pleasure to deal with.

This business is right around the corner from my home. It's a bit expensive, but we are a bit rural…read moreso... manage your expectations there. That said, the store has a great selection of items, even a matcha tea I drink that is extremely difficult to find! Being rural, it is nice having quick access to a staple need you forgot at the store or a quick snack. Every time I've been in, the staff have always been so very kind.

I've been frequenting the Fern Prairie Market for 30 years. It was a family market with a deli and…read morebutcher counter that drew customers for miles. Some of the best steak in Clark County. That has all changed. The 'new owners' have completed changed the market's layout so you must circumvent a liquor department that completely envelopes the front of the store. The staff is constantly changing and rude. One example. I recently stopped in to buy some fried chicken from the deli. It was 10 minuted to 7:00 pm. The sign on the counter says they close the deli at 7:00. When I asked for chicken )which there was a very large pile, the employee reached over and flipped off the light on the counter and said they couldn't sell me any. I asked why and she said it was too late. I pointed to the sign that says they close in 10 minutes, and she said they are allowed to close 15 minutes early. Tonight, I tried again to give them another chance. This time a new deli person, who told me she had been there 4 months, was extremely rude and condescending to an elderly gentleman who asked for ranch dressing for his jojo's. She told him no, and pointed to a sign that said it was only given with chicken. She said very sarcastically 'change is hard for some people, as he walked away.

My review is simple. Once you been in one 7-Eleven you been in them all. What for me makes the…read moredifference are it's employees. This store has one of the kindest employees I've met. His name is Jo. He alway makes you feel like your the only person on the store. His smile is infectious. His level of service is outstanding. When he's on shift the store is impeccable. I always try to come in when I know he's working. Thanks 7-Eleven for hiring quality employees like Jo.

Expired food on the shelves and the lady at the register won't bother to take care of customers if…read moreshe's busy doing a menial task. Customer have to wait until she's done. Is 7-11 corporate aware of how poorly this location is being run? The only good reviews are by that lady's family and friends apparently.

Do not buy gas using a credit card here. 2 days ago I got gas and it was 45 dollars. That's all…read morethey took off my card. Today I got 40 dollars and they took 109 off my card. Called store to talk to manager and person on phone said no manager no speak English. Wish i could give this a no star. ​

This place is absolute crap, all the food is stale/expired the fountain drinks taste like puke and…read morethe store attendant just talks on the phone while you check out do not stop here

The service at this gas station sucks. They are unwilling to exchange or replace a charger that…read moredoesn't work, but also refused to allow me to test it IN STORE. Rude, bad customer service & inconsiderate. I will no longer be patronizing this location because they have a clear lack of care for their customers and ensuring they are selling working products.

This was the best gas price I could find in the area. 7-Eleven was a few blocks away but their gas…read morepumps were down. I filled my tank for a decent price, was able to get some fruit and now I'm on my way. The employees were super friendly while pumping my gas and purchasing it. Thanks guys, I appreciate you so much. This is a convenient corner. Because it has two exits from its parking lot you can choose what direction you'd like to go and then be on your way. The store was very clean and organized. Most of the time Arco has everything you need and this was no exception.

Great maple glazed donuts and tiny marshmallows for my hot chocolate. They carry fire logs in the…read morewinter and the girls have their eyeliner game down. This is a fun 7-Eleven to say the least.

Male clerks there are rude a$$holes! I had to blacklist picking up there for Grubhub because they…read morewere p$$ing me off so bad I was getting close to hitting them!

Stopped by here on my way down from Crown House because my gas light came on, and I saw a sign that…read moresaid gas. I had actually seen the sign on the way up, but hadn't seen where the gas pump was. Now that I saw it, I parked right in front of it. As soon as I finished parking, I could see that I would need to re park in order for the pump to reach my tank, but I was pumped in a legal way which made it obvious that I was there to use the gas, so I figured I'd straighten it out after I paid. As I walked through the door, I noticed an unexpectedly cute selection of items, and also smelled and saw some food. I started to think, after I get gas, I'll move my car and then look around and maybe get something to eat here. But these thoughts were interrupted by someone yelling at me. "You need to come in and line up this way!" Bewildered, I looked around. Was I the person she was screaming at? "Like this! This way!" I wanted to comply with her, but had no idea what she was demanding. I began to wonder if she was having a psychotic episode. What do you do if you walk into the market and the clerk is screaming at you with a really mean voice and hatred in her eyes? She looked like she was on a lot of pills. "So the gas can go in!" "Oh..." I finally responded, "Yeah, I need to re park my car, I can see that." She softened ever so slightly. "Well what can I do for you?" "Can I just get $20 worth of gas?" She began screaming at me again. "You need to park it so that the gas cap is next to the tank!" I was like, "Whoa," (the way you would say to a wild animal, which is how she was conducting herself), "I'm from California. I know how to pump gas." This put her anger on steroids. "YOU DON'T PUMP IT! WE PUMP IT!" At this point I interrupted her to sort of scoff at her and say, "Okay, I'll re park my car, there's no need to get upset." I kind of laughed at her and walked out with her still yelling. I was beginning to tune her out anyway cause it's hard to listen to people when they're screaming like that. I re parked my car. A man, who gave off the vibe of being her son? Came out and pumped my gas. I said thank you. I would want to check this place out again but seeing this lady would be a major deterrent.

For those of us who don't live there, Corbett is the sort of tiny little hamlet that one drives…read morethrough (in the blink of an eye) on the way to other places, with very few reasons (and places) to stop and shop; the Corbett Country Market is basically the only exception to this rule. You're not even likely to encounter it, unless you happen to be headed to, or returning from Multnomah Falls along the Historic Columbia River Highway (highly recommended for its gorgeous views!), but if you do happen to pass by, a stop here is very recommended! They have everything here, from your standard convenience store staples, snacks and drinks, but also several other outstanding offerings: a hot deli (that includes pizza, chicken, sausages, wings and other things!), fresh baked goods, local produce and products, household supplies and sundries, surprisingly reasonably-priced gasoline (from an ancient, yet charming pump), and even liquor! Despite being out-of-the-way for the majority of Portland Metro residents, the Corbett Country Market has been around for over 100 years, which means they must be doing something right. And based on what I've seen, that "something" is "everything".