Friendly employees, great selection, and competitve prices. Scott is a small town gem, and his…read moreworkers are nice and very helpful. As for Kiddy K's complaint, the city has a public restroom right across the street from city hall, which is at 3rd st. between Pacific Ave. and Willis Ave.

Does not provide public restrooms. This is one of the only stores in this town that's open and they…read moredon't provide basic necessities. I work all over Oregon and I need availability to use the restroom. I suggest you provide a public restroom.

Glendale is a village sited in a small valley four miles from I-5 that is a lumber town with two…read moreworking mills belonging to the Swanson Group. The commercial center is old and looks to have seen better days. I rode into town on a fine late summer day after the smoke had cleared from several forest fires that had been burning for several weeks near by, one fire threatened homes in the area. The firefighters had moved their base camp out of town to a location some miles to the north where the forest was still burning and on this Saturday morning few people were in town. Pickers is a tiny place with a lunch counter, one table and shelves and coolers with food, soft drinks, beer and wine. The cafe serves mostly fried chicken (precooked--to go), burgers and pizzas. The mushroom-swiss cheese burger has a freshly made beef patty that was good; no pre-formed or frozen hamburger patties. For visitors, Glendale's importance is as one end of an approximately 74-mile long often very narrow forest road system for bicyclists and other travelers to the village of Powers near the Oregon coast. The route is paved and when I last rode it I saw only one vehicle (a backhoe) between Glendale and the Agnes/Gold Beach junction.

We stopped in after several hours on the road. We received great service and great food. The ladies…read moreworking there were more than friendly. Unfortunately the windows were boarded up due to recent break ins, which kinda added to the "What am I doing in here?" atmosphere. It's a shame the business should suffer these kind of activities as it is hard enough to keep something like this open in towns like these.

Lots of stock. Great customer service and prices, This is s…read moregrocery store in a good location for the Green, OR folks

Great deli sandwich with a ton of meat! Cute gift ideas for holidays and stocking stuffersread more

My husband and I stopped here during a trip. Decided to change our baby's diaper before pumping…read moregas. Someone walked out and told us to pull into a parking spot if we weren't going to pay for gas. Mind you, there was NO ONE around pumping gas or even waiting to pump gas. We said yes we were going to get gas and he said "well you haven't paid yet". AS IM CHANGING MY CHILD. We just left and got gas somewhere else.

Expensive gas and zero customer service…read more Tweaker camps around on the side street. Store clerk says NO BATHROOM. IT BLEW UP TODAY. Wait. Wtf.

My family drives all the way into Coos Bay to go to Freds because every time we try to order from…read morethis Safeway, our pickup order is delayed (despite giving ample notice) and at least a third of the items are always out of stock by the time its ready. And thats not even taking into account how weird their stock is-- it's very difficult to find many regular-use items that my family needs on a weekly basis. The search function on their website is also abysmal. I would prefer not to spend 90mins round trip commuting for groceries each week but if I cant rely on my grocery order being both complete and timely, then its a price Im willing to pay in order not to have to make multiple trips. :(

Best office staff with the best dentist! Dr Kevin is the best dentist we've ever had!!!! Highly…read morerecommend!

One word. Scary…read more The gas attendant was carrying a handgun in a holster. He was also wearing a hoodie and shades. If I didn't absolutely need gas I would have kept driving and gone to another establishment.

Nasty little Quines Creek gas station with "blue porta potties" for restrooms... Oh and they are…read moreout of order... Did I mention the attendants have terrible attitudes!?! Go Elsewhere!

The Azalea Mountain Store has brand new owners who have put a lot of time into refreshing and…read morerevitalizing this space. I've been coming to the store for a long time and this is by far the best experience I've had here. The new owners are lively, friendly, and kind. The prices are reasonable and the products fresh. I'm happy to meet shop here!

Very old and run down but charming. No lotto or bread (is what I learned!). "Hillbillies don't need…read morebread", is what she said!

A reasonably good grocery store for a small rural town in Oregon, but still missing many things I'm…read morelooking for. For example, I was looking for tzatziki, and no store employee I talked to even knew what it is. That said, you can get almost anything you need there, just not everything you want. The produce department is small, but reasonably well stocked. The butcher counter has almost everything you might seek, but you won't find the normal coolers filled with prepackaged meat and poultry (that's not necessarily bad, just unusual). They have a good selection of many items, and very few of some others. One complaint: It's clear that many of the items are stocked by distributors, not store employees, so different brands of the same item are often not found together -- which makes comparing what's available a pain in the tail -- not cool. That means you can search all over, not find exactly what you're looking for, settle for something less than ideal, only to find the similar item which is what you really wanted later in a different location. Argh!! My experience in Bandon is that I have to go to both McKay's and Ray's in order to get the things I need on any given grocery run -- there's always something that one store doesn't have, that I hope the other does.

It's a market that sells most of the stuff, but they didn't have a couple of the essentials I…read moreNEEDED! It was very well stocked store, everything you'd expect in a large supermarket. We found what we needed for dinner, including a Rotisserie chicken. This is a review on the Rotisserie chicken: I wanted crispy chicken, not greasy unhealthy chicken, that something we can snack on or have for lunch, while in the car, on our way home. We put it back in the oven, & re-roasted it for another 20 minutes. It still not cooked enough, the leg was bleeding! I ate just the wing. Hubby froze the chicken, and when we drove back home 8 hours later (with ice pack in our cooler), the chicken was still very cold. We put the chicken in the toaster oven, and broiled the remaining pieces for 15 mins. and only then, the chicken became BETTER, FINGER-LICKING GOOD, and perfectly done - crispy how we like it!

Great staff and always willing to help even when they are clearly swamped. We have only been…read moreshopping there for about 5 years, but every trip is like visiting old Friends. My Wife and I have medical dietary restrictions, and the staff are both knowledgeable and helpful. This is NOT the big corporate box store that the name implies. They help the community and enrich our lives. Thank You.

A female manager was very rude to my sister who had her service animal with her. She got her very…read moreupset and she had a very bad day after that.

Only place to get gas near the campgrounds, so headed over. We were delighted to find the inside…read morewith some fresh, hot breakfast burritos, coffee, and even some grab and go produce for our hiking day. We ended up buying tshirts, snacks, drinks, you name it! What a great general store near so many campgrounds- don't miss a stop to prospect, wonderful people.

We were traveling through Prospect and found this gem. The staff are very friendly and…read moresurprisingly, they have an excellent selection of goods!