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.

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

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.

The cashier petted a reptile that someone brought in and didn't wash her hands. The man that…read morebrought it in tried to get her to use hand sanitizer however she refused. When I asked her to not touch my food she got mad and then did it anyway. I told her I no longer wanted that item and she went to put it with my other items saying rudely it was just the plastic. There were holes in it and she touched the potatoes. She was then replaced by someone else and I could hear her talking trash about it. DIRTY!!

Awesome grocery store. Best prices in Oregon. Highly recommend. They have also come out with their…read moreown products and the are wonderful.

Rude rude people work there. I will never go in the store again. I was yelled at by the clerk…read morebecause I ask him to repeat himself.

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

Cashier's consistantly ignore reduced item tags. Making consumers pay more. Spend $100 weekly and…read moreif I do not watch every single reduced tag and point them out they do not get reduced. Last time, called the store. They told me to bring the item back, we live 30 miles away couldn't even take photo proof and recept in for a $2 refund. Never going back! Beware reduced stickers are a SCAM!

Brand new store just opened this morning. The selection of goods is large and varied. Some prices…read moreare very reasonable while some prices not so much. Carts are being sanitized between customers, staff is very pleasant and helpful. The 'one way' decals for traffic on the floors are somewhat ridiculous other than just adhering to any state mandates. Nobody looks at the floor when shopping. Customers are being very respectful of other people's spaces. The parking lot is a little awkward with landscaping right through the middle. You have to walk all the way around the landscaping or find one of the two concrete sidewalks. As I sit here I already see people trying to hop and skip over the landscaping. It's a beautiful store in a spot that is easy enough for travelers to get to, and a great 2nd option for locals who might not want to drive all the way to eugene. ------------ Now that I have been here several times, I am starting to see some seriously low prices! Really starting to like shopping here!

With it being so hot, they still only charged us 1.98 for ice. Thank you for not ripping us off…read morelike many other establishments might. Appreciated :-)

Many of the regulars left this store since opening, & the "feel" isn't the same. I've been charged…read moreextra on " 2 for 1 prices or buy 2 & get 1 @ half off", but register didn't acknowledge my discounts. Rather hard to come home, put everything away, then read a very long receipt, finding that now I have to babysit the checker's computer when it posts each item.

First time going in (back in September) and I was picking up supplies for my daughter's birthday. I…read morefound the decorations I was hoping for and the woman checking me out even offered to have the balloons I bought blown up. I told her she didn't have to since there was a line of ppl waiting and she said to bring them back tomorrow to get them filled then. My husband was able to bring in the receipt and got them filled no problem. Above and beyond service.

I had been looking for a new Skil sliding compound mitre saw. The major hardware stores had them…read morefor $280+. A friend told me that BiMart carried the Skil mitre saw but at a much lower price ($150). So, I stopped in at the Veneta (Oregon) BiMart store. They had Skil equipment but no mitre saw on display. I checked with the customer service desk (I think her name was Ellie) and she tracked down my model at another BiMart store in Portland. She arranged to have it shipped to the Veneta store. I picked it up a few days later and it works as advertized! Great customer service! Wow!

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