I'm not really a morning person that's why when we have our Juander Mt. Rainier bandit and I always…read morestarted our hike late! Sometimes it's already lunch time. In result it's already late evening when we arrived Packwood. Restaurants are closed and no nearby town in Packwood that has eateries. That's why 24hrs convenient stores came in handy. This location don't have packed meals but still grateful for being available 24/7. So canned goods and cup noodles are enough for us to fuel evenings to our tummy who's struggling to function well. Oh btw, their aircon here is always in blast so prepare to grab your sweater/jacket coz it's freezing in here. Lol. The staff is not the friendliest but I can managed to that. Can't complain further... I'm just grateful they open the store and choose not to go on strike. Lol. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps!

It is quite obvious that this place charges higher for guests, vs locals. The price I paid for 3…read moresmall items was a ridiculous amount, and they did not offer me a receipt even though I waited for it. They tried to distract me with random compliments during payment, but I caught on right away. It's unfortunate, but I decided to pay them anyways since it is a local business, and I like to donate for those in need once a month. I'll consider this my monthly donation, but please understand, that people aren't as stupid as you would prefer. I recommend considering being more ethical, and to treat your guests fairly. God bless

My family and I had one of the most absurd and frustrating grocery store experiences I've ever seen…read moreat Blanton's Grocery Store. My aunt (44) and uncle were using the self-checkout and bought a case of beer. Instead of simply checking the ID of the person purchasing the alcohol, the employee demanded to see the ID of everyone standing anywhere nearby. My aunt, who is clearly well over 21, was forced to show ID even though she wasn't the one paying. Then my sister (24) and her boyfriend (32) were also told they had to show ID just for standing nearby. They actually had to walk all the way back outside to their vehicle just to grab their IDs to satisfy this ridiculous demand. The part that really pushed things over the edge is that my sister's boyfriend is a U.S. veteran who was injured while serving our country. It's incredibly ironic that someone can be 18 years old and old enough to enlist, risk their life, and serve the United States, but this same person gets treated like a criminal and harassed in a grocery store just to prove they're over 21 while standing next to family members buying groceries. And somehow the situation still got more ridiculous. I was standing by the doorway waiting for my family and I was also asked for ID, despite not even being part of the transaction. Every single person involved was clearly and obviously over 21. This didn't feel like someone responsibly following policy. It felt like a teller on a complete power trip who decided to make things difficult for absolutely no reason. I've worked in customer service and hospitality for over 8 years, including time in a grocery store, so I understand alcohol laws and regulations. Verifying the purchaser's age is standard practice. But demanding ID from every adult in the general vicinity, even someone standing by the door, is beyond excessive and completely unnecessary. The irony is we walked across the street to the gas station afterward and had zero issues. Blanton's managed to turn a simple grocery stop into an unnecessarily hostile experience. If this is how management chooses to treat customers, don't be surprised when people take their business elsewhere.

Small market but decent vegan selection! Quick stop leaving town to grab some snacks and I couldn't…read morebelieve the vegan offerings. It isn't much to look at, and it's not the cleanest market, but I got food. I got snacks. That was a big deal!!! Definitely like knowing it's there for my next trip to Rainier!!!

I'd been here before while hiking or skiing and thought it was a great place…read more Last week I discovered I had a flat as I left for home from skiing - went in to ask who they would suggest calling. The woman behind the counter scared up a couple guys who helped me and FIXED THE FLAT. OMG. I was so, so appreciative. I'd come back to the store and their parking lot because I knew if I had to wait a long time I'd be safe. I never expected this kind of care an community. The best. From here on out when I am back and forth either to or via White Pass I'll be making a point of stopping and being a customer.

Would I have ever guessed that some of the best damn pizza I'd eat all summer would be in a spot…read morewith $10 showers and free camping? No. But here we are, and I'm better for it. Avalon and Kelly are the kind of folks that make you forget you've been eating peanut butter out of a tortilla for a week. Legit customer service. Friendly, fast, and fun without being fake. They serve up pizza that slaps. Each slice lands like a ghost from your past, hot, messy, and better than it has any right to be. And they don't stop at pizza. There's other hot food on deck too. Real meals, not just hiker hallucinations. The vibe? Immaculate. Not just "someone waved a mop near it" clean. This place actually shines. One guy in overalls, out there like a quiet legend, keeps everything looking cared for with steady, no-nonsense grace. I never caught his name, but I hope someone is writing him love songs. Respect. The perks? Free camping. Ten dollar hot showers. Laundry. Cold beer specials. When the main toilet's locked, there are 24-hour porta-potties. Because even when things get rough, they've got your back. And the prices? Totally reasonable, even for someone who's been surviving off trail mix and moral victories. If you're rolling through and don't stop here, you're cheating yourself. This place doesn't just feed you. It forgives you, hydrates you, hands you a slice, and tells you it's okay to keep going.

Friendly service great pizza ,I tried the butter chicken yummy ,gas prices are much lower here than…read moreaverage in the area ,other food ivors fish meals chicken etc.. plenty of parking to pull over while towing your trailer and easy to get back on the road as the speed limit is only 45 mph located near the lumber mill ,we will be making this are go to stop .

I buy all my vapes from here. There is no other place even close to the variety within 30 miles…read more Prices are fair regardless to being out in the sticks lol. Good place for snacks as well.

I visited this gas station in January 2026. I rented tire chains. The clerks are rude and…read moreunfriendly. The clerks were friendly when I visited back in 2016-2018.

We stopped here to fill up our motorhome. I went in to tell the clerks that their pumps weren't…read moreworking, and they came out to show me how to pump the gas. I'm over sixty, and I know how to pump my own gas. But after three attempts by this dumba$$, who couldn't make it work either, we had enough and tried to leave. The arrogant little sod couldn't believe that I was done watching him try to damage my motorhome with the gas pump. I can't give a negative review but I wish I could. And no, don't bother reaching out to me to have me take this down.

While trying to squeeze a quick hike in during a trip to Seattle (from Tri-Cities), I happened upon…read morethe Teanaway River Valley. I had never hiked up this way (did fly fish it last year though). While driving up the valley, I happened upon this little grocery. I didn't have a Wilderness Pass, so I figured I'd stop on in and grab one (as well as some beef jerky for me and my dogs). This place is fairly small. The person running the place was sitting in what looked like an attached living room to the store (her cute kid was playing around on the floor playing)--definitely a homey feel to the place. The woman was nice and answered my basic questions about getting to the trailhead. "yeah, the roads alright, but there are some potholes to look out for", she said. "Potholes" turned out to be the buzzword of the day for me. If you need to pick up any last minute provisions, Teanaway Mercantile is your only options in this beautiful peace of the world.

Formerly out of business for a few years, the Mercantile is now under new ownership and reopened…read moreits doors on Saturday 8/8/13. The new owners seem really great and are still doing renovations and cleaning up the place, with future hopes of running a little sandwich/snack counter once their permits get approved. I'm a big fan of the unmanaged Twentynine Pines campground just a few miles into the hills past the Mercantile and now that this place is open again, I don't have to drive the ~20 miles back into Cle Elum for any supplies I forget. The prices are higher than Safeway and etc, but they're not outrageous and the convenience is worth it. I'm helping host a 30+ person event out that way this weekend and found that the Mercantile wasn't missing anything I might need during the event; they've got beer, propane, food, drinks, supplies, tools, and more. Their plans are to stay open year-round and I hope these guys can make enough to keep their doors open for a while.

They wouldn't sell beer to my 22 year old son-in-law because his license is vertical or to me…read more(40-something) because I was with him and they knew he had wanted it.

Rude employees, "store policiy" states that they don't take vertical IDs, wouldn't let someone with…read morea horizontal ID buy it either once they knew it was for someone with a vertical despite us all being over 21 and a different worker telling us if we just had someone with a horizontal buy it instead it'd be fine.

I did a quick stop here to fill up the gas tank. It's a long drive, and it's better to not be too…read morelow on gas. They have windows squeegee so we can keep those windows clear!

This is my go-to gas station for filling up when going to and from a ride through Mt. Rainier or…read moreheading to Hwy 508 or West on 12. Staff are friendly and has hrear snacks with a clean restroom that has 2 stalls. Lots of space to get in and out as well when filling up for gas.

Had to make a quick stop at the Shell station in Easton, WA due to traffic and nearby road…read moreconstruction. Unfortunately, the experience was below average. It's an older gas station that hasn't seen much upkeep. The restroom was usable, but barely. It was dirty and in poor condition. Only four pumps are available, so it felt crowded quickly, even with just a few cars. The layout of the parking lot was a mess, with no clear flow or direction. Everything about the visit felt cramped and unclean. Only reason to stop here is if you absolutely have no other choice in the area. JY review

Anyone who thinks this place is rude. Likely doesn't believe women should have opinions. No…read morepolitical garbage waving outside their door. Great service. Good hours.