I purchase blk cigars and Red Bull at both plaid pantry's in Forest Grove. Have for awhile now. I'm…read more47 years old, about to be 48 so when they check my id, it's a formality and the law which I understand. It usually just gets scanned. The only thing different this time at this location was I was wearing a pink shirt and an lgbtq friendly heart pin. The trumper clerk decided he doesn't believe it was me In the picture! I have purchase cigars from the same guy before with the same id! Discrimination! I purchase cigars and Red Bull daily but I will never go to plaid pantry again. I will also be escalating this as discrimination is not ok!

As pops had a cold and was not coming on various outings with us, we stopped here mid-afternoon to…read morepick up a local paper for him. Plaid Pantry, huh? OK, what ever works! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/plaid-pantry-forest-grove?filter_by_userid=True&select=GAwBu4nrGryewnH7xTR-Og&userid=Jcbj338NjXtSiqvK3LYghQ#GAwBu4nrGryewnH7xTR-Og This is a decent little convenience store, filled with the usual assortment of junk food and other stuff, just like a 7-eleven or most any other convenience store. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/plaid-pantry-forest-grove?filter_by_userid=True&select=GAwBu4nrGryewnH7xTR-Og&userid=Jcbj338NjXtSiqvK3LYghQ#vjq5xoxwtvu_MsHWnLsFzw I was surprised the Sunday paper was $2. I guess I haven't bought a paper in a while! LOL

OMG...rage post... I get that this is, apparently, the only convenience store in this area. I also…read moreget that working late is rough and you do what you can to make your shift go. This was that classic example where I was reminded of two things: 1) Just move along, smile and nod if you need to - try not t0o engage or just agree... 2) If you can, just avoid the convenience store scene in the middle of the night. I do delivery driving and I prefer the middle of the night because it is (normally) far more peaceful. The folks at the merchant stops are 90% way chill. I was having such a lovely night and just got past the midnight rush as people get those spots open till 11-12. I dropped off an order in Forest Grove so I picked up a pickup for 2 different people at this convenience store. I enter to a customer trying to get stuff from the warm self service food. I can hear an employee barking all sorts at the customer (who never said a single word during my whole visit) - he genuinely looked at me like "I'm stuck... and do not know how to make this stop". The employee was going on and on and on about that they do not have this and that they hate that they are out of anything but sometimes they run out of things that people want. I was confused since it looked like the customer had probably just asked about something and not the history of said item. I just waited for the employee to see me as, with their warm food station taking up a large amount of the store and assuming they are busy doing work they will surely come to the counter. I get that there are a couple 7-11 locations that have a vendor pick up spot but usually they have BIG ASS signs that say that. Here's the thing though - most stores have a fridge/freezer that they take the order out of for me because usually I am picking up drinks or ice cream for a customer. Don't know about y'all but if I ordered a pint of ice cream - it sitting on a counter anywhere near the HOT FOOD STATION, even for 1-2 minutes.... can we talk about science kids? Yep, so the apparent queen of this location genuinely made me walk all the way around the store to the other side of the hot food station to pick up the two small bags while actually giving me a full blown lecture about how this store does things. I was pissed enough seeing she is lecturing me on how to walk unnecessary around the whole store thinking - well, maybe I should have done this and shopped the order myself so that my customer's ice cream was not half melted (did I mention that us folks make more money on tips that on the food???). She kept going on and on about her just telling me in case I was here again. I will have to remember so that when I go there I can say I will get my customer undamaged food thanks.

The owner of the 7-Eleven is a really good person. The people who work there 90% of them are really…read moregreat. Couple of them are kind of kooky, but just ignore them. It's very very busy in the morning actually it's busy a lot but it's a really good 7-Eleven. They try to keep everything in stock even though they're so busy they run through stuff. They still try to keep it stocked well, and again really good. Nice people worked there and if you go there a few times they remember you and they're super cool. It's one of the few nice convenient stores that I like to go to. My husband goes there almost every day to get a cup of coffee, the rewards programs pretty good so I would give them a five because it's a really good 7-Eleven

Went back again today like I have every week & once again the nice lady helped me carry stuff out…read moreto my car. A fantastic place to shop!

Overall horrible service they are racist here and are not fond of nonewhote customers here and they…read moredon't even accept foodstamps like what store doesn't accept food stamps the store is dirty and the things look old like they don't restock often with dust on chip bags the food is expired the hot food I ate a burrito here once and I had the runs for 4 days and let's not even start about applying here is horrible they see a colored person and you get taht look that u arnt getting the job

Aww... This place isn't too bad!! Got stuck at home during our snow days, and Lucky's had enough…read moreessentials to tie me over until the snow melted. Eggs were on the pricey side, $3 a dozen, but what else can you expect from a corner market? There was canned food and frozen potato items, but sadly no fresh vegetables. The owners seem fine to me! :)

A quaint neighborhood grocery store within walking distance. Perfect if you need milk or bread or…read moreother basic essentials. Mr. Lucky (sorry I don't know his real name) doesn't speak much English but he is still nice. Mrs. Lucky is very nice and speaks some English

If you want to go fishing at Hagg lake but don't have the fishing pole or yours is broken This is…read moreyour one stop for all. Fish pole Fishing license Baits Parking pass etc..

The Krispy Krunchy Chicken was delicious, krunchy and moist! The store manager was very helpful,…read morecourteous and nice. I was told after I left that the honey biscuits are the best!

Very friendly owner, my husband goes here several times a week. He loves talking to the owner and…read morethe hubby says prices are great :) Oh and they are usually open late, 11 pm on Monday-Friday & midnight on weekends. (Don't quote me, but usually!)

Cute bodega with awesome prices! Want a sleeve of Ritz crackers, or hella discounted Lil Debbie…read moretreats, this is your place. The owner here is all smiles and very friendly. Def the best market prices in Forest Grove.

I went in today to get the Sharper Image Portable Electric Key Finder they had advertised on line…read morefor a Christmas gift, but after checking the shelf where they should have been the clerk said that they must have sold out. I continued through the store to get the other things on my list and in just few minutes was approached by the same clerk and he said he found one in the stock room. That young man made my day!

I shop at Walgreens they always have what i am looking for. The workers are friendly and i can get…read morein and out without having to wait in long lines or have trouble finding parking

this place is always busy during the summer. staff is very…read morefriendly and their food is really really good. people stop by and get beer and wow get there early.

Who knew that there aren't any gas stations in Gaston? I sure didin't. So when I was rolling on E*…read morethrough wine country the other day, I thought "As long as I make it to Gaston, I'm cool" Well, I wasn't. And as I coasted through town straining to find some fuel, I started to sweat. not from the heat of the day, but from the fact that my remaining mileage gauge in my dashboard was just flashing dashes. Enter Forest Grove Chevron. While not particularly convenient to the highway on which I was traveling, it has easy in/out access from the main drag in FG, and gauging from the pileup of cars there, it's likely an oasis in the midst of a veritable oil desert. The service here was decently prompt and friendly, but most important they had gas. For my car. Something that the inaccurately-named Gaston did not. There is a mart here if you need sundries and provisions, but I have to say I didn't pay much attention as instead I sat in my car thanking the fuel-station fates for getting me here as I was running on fumes. _______ *Empty

What is up with all of the "grove" cities in Oregon? Anyways... place was yet another pit stop on…read moreour trip.. If you have 12 teenagers.. between all the junk food and energy drinks you need to make lots of bathroom breaks. I needed to fill up on gas.. it all worked out. Not pumping gas is a weird concept to me...

New staff seems to be running this location way better than what they used to have. Good costumer…read moreservice all hours of the day :)

Super friendly employees! Both Rayla and Luis were helpful in helping me find the items I was…read morelooking for. Even when they didn't have one my drinks in stock, Luis was super helpful in offering other substitutes drinks that tasted similar. The plaid pantry in Forest Grove NEVER HAS ANYTHING IN STOCK . I will be making the extra drive to this store every time I need something from plaid's