We bought a ranch near Dayville at the end of 2018. I needed furniture and went and purchased a…read morecouch, two recliners, a large gun cabinet, and a microwave. I spent about $3500 and I have now had the furniture for about three months and I still couldn't be happier with my purchase and the delivery and service I received. The owner and another man delivered everything within a few days. The lady I worked with was amazing. I love this place! The furniture is all different levels of quality, but the lowest quality is not cheap crap, either. I think their selection is extremely unique and fantastic. When I get in the market for another freezer, I will most certainly buy it there. First of all, not only do they have a great selection of products, I am sure you can order just about anything they don't have there at the moment, AND their prices are very competitive. I will give them more of my $ in the years to come as I need more pieces and appliances eventually. Wonderful place!

The owner is a very rude man. When I spend a couple grand it would be smart not to be so…read moreoffensive. I will take money out of town next time.

Cool video store! One of the last of its kind! Owned and operated by the sweetest lady! She's seen…read moreall the movies so she can recommend or tell you a bit about them if you have questions or not sure what to rent. Pretty refreshing to go here for a movie instead of Netflix or Hulu. Fun to walk the aisles and pick one out that way for once!

Who'd have thought that a dowdy old county historical society museum could be so f**kin' scary?…read more Grant County Historical Museum sets itself apart from other small museums in eastern Oregon by focusing on ghoulish curiosities, including two-headed calves and the personal effects of executed criminals. But these historical curios don't hold a candle to the museum's collection of hand-carved mannequins. There is no reasonable excuse for the appearance - nay, existence! - of these life-sized figures, carved with ever-so-much care and attention to look like the grimacing victims of a flash fire. Many of these mannequins have extremely realistic dentures shoved into their lipless mouths, ready to spring to life and chomp some hapless toddler's hand. All are draped into chairs and wagons or propped against corners, lolling corpselike and dangling empty sleeves. Look - I'm a 22-year-old skeptic, and there's no way anyone's going to convince me that the mannequins at the Grant County Historical Museum don't come alive at night and wreck up the place. Don't bring your little kids. Don't bring the elderly. Don't bring anyone with a heart condition. Bring a camera. Because despite the sheer visceral heart-stopping horrors to be found inside this unassuming museum, I highly recommend it.

I'd give this museum five stars even if I didn't have deep family ties to Grant County. The…read morevolunteer was so nice and happily looked in her files for my family. She also shared a few stories about her favorite artifacts, including a very cool walking stick that was borrowed at one point by the Smithsonian. I was last there in the mid 1990s and the place pretty much looks the same. There's a timeless feel to it. The museum definitely has something for everyone.

The John Day Coffeehouse on Main Street is not a fancy Portland-style cafe. John Day has a…read morepopulation of 1400. There are about 5 restaurant bars and about 5 hotels and a scattering of bed and breakfasts. I think people visit for fly fishing. This is manly a bookstore, also selling model trains, wagon wheels and vintage vinyl disks. Didn't try the coffee, but they have those slushy sugary ice drinks, cappuccino and mango-orange; on my visit, the perfect summer cooler. And free WiFi. Enough said.

I have been going to Len's for years for prescriptions and the variety department. I've found the…read moremost professional and kind service. The prices are comparable to anything I find online, which was surprising to me. My prescriptions are always prepared in a timely manner and explained as needed. The variety department has everything from hardware to snacks, small appliances, office supplies, canning supplies, some groceries, and even music books and guitar strings!

On a recent trip to Easter Oregon I visited Len's Pharmacy for some help. I asked and explained my…read moreneeds at the front desk and was very courteous and friendly helped and referred by the clerk to a technician at the Pharmacy. The technician again very friendly and courteously listen to me and referred me to the pharmacist. The Pharmacist again very friendly and courteous and professional listen to to me and took me to a shelf in the front shop and showed me a good product which she explained to me how to use and then returned to the Pharmacy. All in all a very positive uplifting experience, my problem was solved in a very courteous, friendly professional way, which reflects on the way the pharmacy was must've been run I. I highly recommend visiting lens Pharmacy if you have any health or Pharmacy related needs when in John Bend. The front shop of the Pharmacy is huge and well stocked, I'm certain that anything you might need either Pharmacy related or more you'll find in the store. My experience with a Pharmacist tells me you'll find all you need prescription wise or more at the pharmacy as well. It looked very neat from the outside And very impressive. It was like being in a big box Pharmacy in the cities, but with the an added personal service and Care and friendliness that I have yet to experience at any of the other pharmacies. The value of this experience in dollars and in effort was definitely excellent. The price of the medication that I bought was also very reasonable.

a smoke shop with a drive-thru?! that's all it took for me to step on the breaks and grab some…read moreDjarum specials. they also have keno, snacks, drinks, and slurpees.