Cute little general store. High prices but what do you expect in a vacation town? Had a bit of…read moreeverything. Cashier was a bit aloof and shady looking but it served us well for a dinner of cheese, crackers and dips.

Great general store if you need to grab a few items while in Govy. Very laid back mountain…read moreatmosphere, so don't expect too much as far as customer service but they'll get you in and out fast. Nothing fancy, but they've got the basics covered: soda, liquor, snacks... your normal quick stop fare. For us they've become a go-to first stop in the morning for coffee. They have breakfast sandwiches, cheap but not the greatest. But, they're open before the restaurants and they've got a pretty decent coffee selection, always hot and for cheap...our 2 cups for like $2.50, can't argue with that.

Price is always the lowest. Staff is friendly and always stocked up on hot food and goods.read more

Not sure who would knock this location…read more.. Since they opened we have been coming here. The convenient location right at the intersection of Orient Dr and Hwy 26 is super awesome. A little bit interesting to get into if you haven't been there before, however the way that we drive it's very convenient particularly when we are on our way to Sandy. The last couple times it's been super busy. I'm not sure that the store has anything super wonderful that I want to go and get but I'm not there for that period I'm there for gas. I continually check the pricing and they are either equal or lower than Costco on a very regular basis Anyone who doesn't recognize this is not an aware person. They're often busy but they catch you very quick. Definitely we'll be recommending definitely we'll be going although I'm not sure that I want anybody else to know about it. I'm not one for lines lol

A.m. p.m. can meet your gas needs and your snack needs. That's the best I can do on this rating.read more

Lovely customer service here at the ampm. We were the ONLY customer pulling in for gas. The pump…read moreattendant came over and, no hello...no niceties, just an immediate " you do know you can pump your own diesel in Oregon". To be fair, he was pretty busy reading the tag on the fire extinguisher when we pulled up. (For the record, we do know we can pump our own diesel here in Oregon, so don't head over if you don't wish to pump.) We also asked him if he could fill our propane, and again, although we were still the only car, he stated "only if I'm not busy". Needless to say we pulled away and decided against the propane. You may return to your fire extinguisher education instead.

Believe the hype. This is a must-stop spot for breakfast on the way up to Mt. Hood. The burritos…read moreare delicious, super inexpensive and ultra-filling (seriously, I'm a big dude who eats a lot and I couldn't finish the large). Plus the people who work here are very friendly. Meat and vegetarian-friendly options. This isn't just a good gas station breakfast burrito. It's a fantastic breakfast burrito, period.

Years ago, the burrito and taco counter inside the Shell station in Sandy was my go-to spot for…read morebreakfast burritos. The price was right, and the food was always delicious. After the Sandy food cart pod opened, I was drawn to all the new options and hadn't stopped here in years. But with breakfast burritos elsewhere now running around $10 to $14, I decided to return--and was thrilled to find one here for just $7.50. At 8:30 a.m., the deli case didn't have as many choices as I remembered, although I may simply have arrived early. The staff made my burrito with scrambled eggs and chopped bacon from the deli case, added a generous sprinkle of cheese, wrapped it, and finished it in the press. I had forgotten about that final step, but it makes a real difference: the tortilla gets nicely finished, the cheese melts, and everything inside is warmed through. They also included a couple of salsas to take along. The menu still offers tacos and familiar lunch favorites such as carnitas and al pastor, so there are plenty of reasons to return later in the day. The Sandy Shell deli is still serving satisfying food at an affordable price. If you want a flavorful, budget-friendly breakfast burrito without the food-cart price, this longtime local stop is worth revisiting. For the time being, the deli closed on the weekends due to staffing shortages.

Gotta appreciate a liquor store that's just named for what it is…read more This is located on the eastbound side of Sandy, and it's shaped like a turned over canoe. They had a shop dog who looked intimidating but was sweet. Service was fine. The store is bigger inside than it looks, so their selection is decent. Prices are standard per state of Oregon.

So extremely rude I'm flabbergasted. Refused service and told to go somewhere else. I have valid ID…read moreand am well over age. Never been told to go somewhere else and not come back before...

I was passing through town and needed gas for my car that i have had for almost 40 years and…read moredecided this place look good. My gas was pumped by a older looking long haired man who took great care in gassing up my car. He washed my window offered to check the oil i think someone needs to tell him its not 1971. AMAZING SERVICE AND HE TREATED MY CAR LIKE IT WAS HIS.

Friendliest attendants around, and their prices competitive with non Shell stations. Haven't had a…read morebad experience yet!

Nice little market in downtown Parkdale - meaning on the 2 block street! For anyone driving up to…read moreMt. Hood or to the Gorge, it's a great place to pick up sandwiches, salads, some hot foods, drinks, snacks and any other basics you need. What surprised me most is that they sell liquor! Supermarkets in OR can sell beer, wine and hard cider but not liquor so at McIsaac's, it's truly one stop shopping! Lots of local ingredients. Meats from local farms, local cheese and produce. Even Mexican staples like tortillas, tamales, masa and chips from Juanitas. In the meats, deli and bread areas, there were lots of sparse shelves so merchandise moves quickly. Prices are definitely higher but for the convenience, it's totally worth it. Located just west of Apple Valley BBQ, next to the hardware store, they are open 7 days a week. Plenty of parking in their lot.

Such a great store for last minute needs before heading up mountain. They have a hot deli with…read moresmall assortment of fried food, like burritos. Fresh produce. Liquor store inside. On busy hot weekends they tend to run out of ice. Service is always stellar.

Lovely staff and had gluten free items! Had everything we were looking for our camping trip!read more

Some of the best JoJo's (potato wedges) I've had in a loooong time. Only thing questionable was the…read moreplastic bag they came in lol but it didn't matter because they were so warm, fluffy and delicious. The staff was super quick and friendly and even gave us some ranch. Just a nice little store with cute murals!