I stopped in here yesterday afternoon with my husband on our way back from Ike's Pizza…read more We mostly stopped because my bladder demanded a stop, and I must admit, I wasn't expecting anything fabulous when I stopped here. Small town gas stations/stores are usually expensive and have a very limited selection. That wasn't the case here. The bathrooms were incredibly clean and huge. I love that they painted Bigfoot footprints from the door out to the restrooms. It's cute and fun. The store is awesome. They have a huge selection for being such a tiny store, and prices are really good. I love that they carry Umpqua Dairy products, milk, ice cream, and cottage cheese. If I lived closer, I'd come in for those all the time. Prices are actually really reasonable. My husband and I picked up some snacks and soda while we were there. We really didn't need anything, but I wasn't stopping to use the bathroom and not make a purchase. Employee was super welcoming and helpful. I loved that I had time to walk around the entire store to simply browse everything they had to offer, which was more than I expected them to have. But I felt welcome to do so. There was no rush, no being watched, just a very relaxed and welcoming atmosphere in this store. Would I return? Oh my word, yes! I've literally driven by this store a thousand times over the years and never stopped. Which kind of irritates me that I missed out on his little gem of a store.

This is the best little store up river. Has the basic essentials that I need in a rush. Exceptional…read moreservice and friendly staff. You can always count on them to be open during bad weather. They serve prepared tasty hot food. Owner lives on the McKenzie and supports the local community in so many ways. The store has a beautiful history and you can feel it in the walls when you walk in. Stop in on your way over the pass for a snacks.

Getting gas here is a chore now…read more OK, so now you can pump your own gas in Oregon. I don't have a problem with that. But I DO have a problem with pumps that can take cards, but don't, with no attendants, forcing you to walk quite a ways across a lot into another building out of view of your car and wait in line. When you go to insert your card you're met with a little screen that says "Machine not currently taking cards. Please pay inside" or something like that. Even though the machine has a card reader, and I've used it before in the past under previous ownership. So OK, cool no problem. My legs aren't broken. I'll just walk inside. Now I have to wait in line at least 10 minutes behind people humming and hawing at what they want out of the deli case. Or to stare blankly at the menu as if they've never seen or heard of chicken on a stick before. I do finally get up there. I hand the kid my card. "How's it going? I'd like some gas. Fill on pump three please" He asks me how much? I say "a fill, I want to fill it up please" Then he asked me, well do you know like what dollar amount that's gonna be?. Really man? No, that's kind of what you're supposed to tell me after the car has been filled up. So they don't have the technology to put an authorization on my card, and then charge me what the total is when I'm done pumping the gas? Am I the only person that ever comes in and asks them to fill it up? Really? I say "Just give me $10" Only $10? "Yes please, thanks." (Just give me enough to get up the road to someplace that knows how gas stations are supposed to work.)

This store had a little bit of everything. From groceries, to fishing gear, to emergency supplies,…read moreto souvenirs. We were in the mood for something cold and bought some big fat ice cream sandwiches- which we thoroughly enjoyed after our lunch next door at Takoda's Restaurant.

After driving from Cougar Dam back to Eugene, we stopped in Vida at the Vida Market to get some…read morerefreshments. I grabbed a Gatorade and was using a credit card. The store clerk said that they have to charge $.75 for all transactions under $3.00. I said okay, I will grab something else to add to this and left my drink with her, I told her to help the next person. I went to grab another Gatorade so that I can cover the $3.00 charge. When I got back to the counter, she told me she sold my Gatorade to another customer. So, I went back to the fridge a third time, grabbed yet another one, then she said I have to charge $.75 for any order under $10.00. Then she pointed out to me the little yellow note that was tapped to the counter with all the other little notes, explaining this. I gracefully put my card back into my wallet and left with nothing. We stopped a little further down the road, to another market in Leaburg, to purchase our refreshments. This was Saturday 08/04/2012.

Had been driving below E for 45 minutes before we arrived here at 930p(closes at 10p). Went inside…read moreto see if they could help us get some gas since no other gas station until Springfield. They wouldn't turn on the gas, shrugged and said nothing when asking for advice on what to do. How much does it take to just be a decent human and at least help brainstorm? We are from Florida, so this was a new experience for us when searching for gas in the late evening.

The patience and effort given when I needed to return with payment because of a locked debit card…read morewas amazing. And it is beyond words to say how much they helped me. Thank you SR Country Store. You saved our evening. July 11th 2026

I can deal with the high prices. Heck, it's effectively a large ski-village mini market. If you…read morewant normal prices, go to Bend or La Pine. I can deal with the limited selection and am routinely surprised in both directions about what you can find here and what you can't (e.g., fresh pesto sauce). I'd like it better if the deli section the store was built to hold still existed (as opposed to odd lift-up glass covered sections for prepared deli type food). I can deal with the mixed quality of the produce -- some is great, some not so much, so just pay attention when you're shopping produce. What I can't deal with is the meat case that seemingly doesn't keep the meat cold enough. On multiple occasions I have bought meat from that case (e.g., fresh whole chicken or more recently hot Italian pork sausage) that, upon opening at home, I discovered had gone bad, presumably because it got too warm in that case. And that's after picking product from the very back in order to hopefully maximize refrigeration. Net: come here if you have to, but if you're in Sunriver, I'd recommend trips to Market of Choice or Whole Foods in Bend. Nothing screws up a dinner plan like opening the meat and saying, "oh no, I can't use this."

Around 630 am August 16th Sunday watched the lady pull her mask down and proceed to lick her…read moregloves!!! And continue trying to get me my biscuit and gravy. With covid 100% recommend not getting jt when that lady's there.

Employees not wearing masks, some customers also not wearing masks. Very uncool given the current…read morestate of the pandemic, with hospitals full across the state, not to mention the current mask mandate.

We stopped for gas at the Shell and Family Mart in Curtin. Someone came out and washed the…read morewindshield and gave us two water bottles as well as a coupon for a free soft drink. He was extremely friendly. What a great stop on our drive north.

This random ass guy came up to our car and started trying to out gas in and it was weird. Me and my…read moremom got spooked out of our minds and thought that this gas station was super weird.

I've been stopping here now and then during the Summer months forever. As a motorcycle Bikers I…read moregreatly value and depend on this gas station being open and having fuel and electricity to pump it. It's a way long distance to the next nearest fuel if you don't have a Pacific Pride card or the ability to use commercial fuel services. Not such a huge deal anymore with the big Harleys having 5+ gallon fuel tanks and better mileage motors. But 30+ years ago, 100 or so miles was about the range of the average chopper which, "conveniently" was the distance from the Shell station in Estacada to Detroit. All gone now :( The wildfire that swept through Mill City, Gates and Detroit took out many homes and businesses, this store among them. I hope they are able to rebuild but even if they do, it will never be the same.

They have re-opened! A great set up post fire re-build…read more Thank you for offering services to our community & travelers on Highway 22.

Well, first off, this was the only 24/7 market in philomath before corona. Now it's open until 11pm…read moreweeknights and midnight Friday and Saturday until further notice. This is the kind of small town market in the middle of nowhere you'd only find... in a small town in the middle of nowhere. What employee will you get when you come? There's the elderly gentleman that wears nail polish. There's the 70 year old widow that packs a revolver on her side pocket and calls you "honey." There's the 30 something year old stoner that's obviously done time but has cleaned up his act... a bit. There's the ex con that's straight faced and stays out of trouble. And there's the new girl with tattoos that's young but calls you sweetie like an old school diner waitress. Selection? All the beer. Lots of snacks. And everything in between. Not only is this usually your only choice in philomath, it's also probably your best choice. Besides the usual, do you need the exotic? Weed pipes, "oil burner pipes," kratom, crazy knives, incense, apparel, dab bangers, butane, the best ice cubes in the county, or gallons of artisan water? They've got you covered. Enjoy

This place was kind of interesting. All the employees are angry and rude. And the clientele is…read morehasty and pushy. Weird vibe in this place. We were just passing through for snacks and gas. But will stop elsewhere next time. Felt ominous and dark.

Stopped in for fuel And a real helpful gentleman by the name of Stephen Flint got us rolling…read morequickly. Station is really clean on outside and very appealing. Highly recommend!