The best part about hilltop market is the owners. The Asian gentleman is very courteous,…read morerespectful, helpful. The store in conveniently located and parking is simple and ample.

When you're way out in the middle of nowhere, Oregon (or possibly heading out to Fern Ridge for…read moresome camping or day-use fun), you may just find yourself in need of beer, ice, snacks, or various sundries. If so, Hilltop Market could have the answer to your burning desires. This little independent market, hidden behind a thick patina of beer banners and neon signs, offers up a surprisingly robust beer and beverage selection. With a ton of great local 22oz bombers, high-end cans including 21st Amendment and Caldera, and the usual macro light beers (giant Coronas, anyone?), there's something for every hops-consuming palate. Hilltop also rolls out a deep collection of N/A bevs from Vitamin Water to Mexican Coke and all sorts of interesting energy drinks too. Frankly, I was surprised to find such an insane beer collection so deep in BFE. Chips? Fuggedaboudit. These guys stock every flavor of Pringles (or at least 4 or 5 flavors) as well as a bunch o' random munchies. Everything you'll need to keep you snackified on a hot day down at Richardson or out on your Yacht in Fern Ridge. As for the rest of it, the selection is well above your average Dari Mart or Plaid Pantry but not a full grocery. It's still a convenience store that's simply well stocked. And local. And legit.

I've seen other reviews of how expensive this place is, but honestly the two times I've been here,…read morethe prices are pretty relative to the times. Also seems decently clean. Also the checkout person was very nice and friendly

Their prices are ridiculous. I do my big shop at Winco, which is consistently 20-40% cheaper than…read moreSafeway etc. Ray's is on a whole other level. Bread is $3 more per loaf! On occasion, I have needed something that the Grocery Outlet does not carry, but I always resent being ripped off.

Great stop on your way home or to your vacation rental. They have a large selection of wine and…read morebeers. They have deli food, important groceries that you may have forgotten. I needed some special stocking stuffers and my son in law loves Krispie treats. Sorry I just don't have the arm for wrestling with the marshmallow. I give these folks a call and guess what, they had them just coming out of the oven! Serendipitious! So there ya go! Something for everyone! In other words, it's not your typical quick stop grocery place. It's got a little class mixed in with homemade goodies as well!

Not very clean and deli is always old They have had several…read moreowners.. high turnover So no one seems to care

Five all the way except for one dumb employee and we all know the saying about "one bad apple"…read more This rings true. I understand carding customers for alcohol and tobacco, if you are consistant and don't have just one rogue ID nazi just waiting to drop her "can I check your ID" bomb. I felt instant anger when she ask me. I am clearly over 21, and shop here buying tobacco all the time. I said i dont have it and blah blah blah I called her dumb and left. What got me is when I said she had done this before to me, and she had. She replied by tilting her head and said "I know" all smug like. I get doing your job by the books but there is a thin line between stupid and policy and I gueas you can tell what side i stand on

After today finding that bimart will be IDing everyone for alcohol purchases, I being over 70 will…read morebe shopping elsewhere. It is a personal disrespect for a person of my age to be grilled as to my legal right to do something I have been legally doing for over 1/2 century. Not only that it shows what little this company has invested in training their staff. The company has gone steadily downhill in recent years, with the closing of pharmacies and price gouging. Sad indeed.

I was in town on business for a couple of days and stopped by this grocery store to pick up a few…read moresnacks and some water for my hotel room. Parking is a little janky if you're not used to the area, but this grocery store is otherwise a hidden gem! It might be run of the mill for locals; I'm not sure if this is a large chain that's all over the place or if it's less common, but the produce, meat, and cheese departments blew me away. I just want to rave a bit about this particular section of the store - most everything else was similar to what your expect. I've never seen such a large selection of items in a grocery store deli before... it was honestly slightly overwhelming to pick just a few items to try. There are individually wrapped chunks of tons of different types of cheeses, dried meats and prepackaged ones, accoutrements like breadsticks, olives, mini jelly and jam jars, and more. It was amazing. The bakery case was a whole other story... I have the biggest sweet tooth and can't get enough of baked goods, and their displays were absolutely gorgeous. I unfortunately didn't purchase anything from this section, but I can only imagine it's delicious lol. Checking out was easy as it usually is when grocery shopping and the lady that helped me out was friendly, so I really had absolutely nothing to complain about during my extremely brief visit to this super cool store.

Over priced. Poor baked goods. They need some training. I usually shop at another market (wf) if…read moreI buy something there and like it and see it at MOC it's never good.

The employer rang up my purchae - he talked with an employee and a vendor the entire time. He…read moredidn't greet or thànķ me for my purchase. I can shop at several convenience stores in Florence that demonstrate customer service skills.

I went in to get lunch and ordered something from the hot case and was going to put condiments on…read moreit so I told the checker I had more to get he said I have to pay now and I told him I had more to get and didn't want to pay twice he then yelled saying I had to pay now. I've always paid after I got all my stuff. The worst part was when he was yelling at me he hand so much chew in his mouth it almost fell out I'm sorry no one wants to see that it's gross.

The new owners are so very nice and especially Selina! She is so helpful and caring.read more

Great little store. Mostly just convenient for gas. Owners are very sweet. They have a small market…read morewith a small selection of a wide range of items. reasonable prices for a supermarket. They aren't competing with Walmart or anything. But it's convenient gas and store next to the lake. Fern Ridge Market is fine too but they don't have gas pumps.

It's closed and has been closed for a couple of years blocked off. It is for sale, and the parking…read morelot is blocked off by big borders

What can I say.....? It doesn't offer anything you can't find at just about any other little store…read more My review isn't so much about how good the hot foods, cold beer, gas, or night crawlers are. My review is based upon many stops to get chocolate milk (always friendly staff) and one stop in particular.... wherein I had accidentally left my shiny new iphone on the counter while paying for my merchandise, and leaving the building entirely. I was on my way to Reedsport when I stopped here for some snacks. I was joking around with the exceedingly cute attendant about the hot case items that I'd need to have, when I'd apparently placed my phone on the counter and forgotten it. I left the building and got halfway to the coast before realizing I must've left my device at that store. Since the store was closed by the time I'd returned, and I couldn't be certain I'd left my phone there, I returned to the area (hadn't activated "find my phone" at this time) and searched either side of the road, by foot, for at least a mile in each direction from this store--because I've left this device on my hood a time or two. After a long night of searching the grass & ditches, I finally got ahold of the store the next business day. The woman who answered hadn't heard anything about a found iphone. I was totally bummed. There went my newly purchased device, which was my contract upgrade. And thus... purchased at quite a large bit under retail cost. The replacement would've been $600, plus a new otterbox defender case, that I wasn't ready to spend. And since I had no land-line or backup phone, I was in a pickle. As I racked my brain over the next several hours, trying to replay the events leading up to the last time I could confidently recall having the device, I'd received a visit from my buddy... who's number I'd left with the store. This time it was a different employee--the one I'd flirted with the day I lost my phone. She said that she had been holding the device in her purse, rather than placing it in the lost & found... recognizing it for the expensive devices that they are. She mentioned noticing it atop some papers above the register some time after I'd left and immediately before her next customer (who'd just walked in and straight to the coolers) slid a nearby magazine over the top of it as he put his merchandise on the counter. She sensed there was some bullship happening and called the man out. He tried to claim it as his, but she knew better and asked him to present the code that unlocked the screen. Obviously he could not, and she tucked it away and awaited my return. There's nothing saying this woman had to take the steps that she did. She could've just as easily avoided confrontation with the man who intended to steal my phone. She could've simply placed it in the lost & found and called it good. But she went above and beyond on every front! I think that shows some outstanding character. I was truly impressed by her actions. I offered to buy her dinner, but she declined. I left her some money instead, along with several "thanks". A good person works here. Maybe several. I'm happy to support a business that pays this persons wages.

I live near here and their prices are good but the people that work there aren't very nice. I…read morewalked in the store and one of the cashier side-eyed me in a disrespectful way. Some times I'd walk in there and they play the loudest music ever and its really annoying

Basically a gas station convenience store without the gas station. They lose 2 stars for not…read morehaving public restrooms. Place just seems out of place since its on an off road, a block away from a store that is basically the same (but on the main road), and less than a mile from 3 better stores. Still, if they at least had a restroom they would be worth going into and making a purchase.

For those who are sad that the Willamette Street market has closed its doors for good, this…read moreconvenience store is a great way to fuel up on convenience goodies and drinks-and it's basically on site for the Eugene bus station. It is a bit crammed, but it still does the job. Now I know where to get pizza sticks and bean & cheese burritos in a jiffy. Oh, and drinks too!

I have a goofy morning commute - I take one bus to Eugene Station and take the EmX the rest of the…read moreway. It's annoying, and a lot of days I don't eat breakfast. Station Market is there to save me. Their location is super convenient - steps from the EmX, facing the library. So I go in here some mornings and grab a can of coffee and a little breakfast. Their prices are the best I've seen in town, which is awesome and keeps me coming back. They also have a great selection - the only place I've seen the weird Lay's potato chip flavors in single serving bags, and the only place I can find Hazelnut Starbucks Doubleshot coffees. There's also some warm food, doughnuts, cold stuff to microwave, a coffee machine, fountain drinks, and little toys and doodads for sale. Probably most impressive is how speedy all of the checkers are (yay! no wasted time!) while still being super friendly. 4 stars only because (and I know it's asking a lot) I wish you were open even later...