My family and I had one of the most absurd and frustrating grocery store experiences I've ever seen…read moreat Blanton's Grocery Store. My aunt (44) and uncle were using the self-checkout and bought a case of beer. Instead of simply checking the ID of the person purchasing the alcohol, the employee demanded to see the ID of everyone standing anywhere nearby. My aunt, who is clearly well over 21, was forced to show ID even though she wasn't the one paying. Then my sister (24) and her boyfriend (32) were also told they had to show ID just for standing nearby. They actually had to walk all the way back outside to their vehicle just to grab their IDs to satisfy this ridiculous demand. The part that really pushed things over the edge is that my sister's boyfriend is a U.S. veteran who was injured while serving our country. It's incredibly ironic that someone can be 18 years old and old enough to enlist, risk their life, and serve the United States, but this same person gets treated like a criminal and harassed in a grocery store just to prove they're over 21 while standing next to family members buying groceries. And somehow the situation still got more ridiculous. I was standing by the doorway waiting for my family and I was also asked for ID, despite not even being part of the transaction. Every single person involved was clearly and obviously over 21. This didn't feel like someone responsibly following policy. It felt like a teller on a complete power trip who decided to make things difficult for absolutely no reason. I've worked in customer service and hospitality for over 8 years, including time in a grocery store, so I understand alcohol laws and regulations. Verifying the purchaser's age is standard practice. But demanding ID from every adult in the general vicinity, even someone standing by the door, is beyond excessive and completely unnecessary. The irony is we walked across the street to the gas station afterward and had zero issues. Blanton's managed to turn a simple grocery stop into an unnecessarily hostile experience. If this is how management chooses to treat customers, don't be surprised when people take their business elsewhere.

Small market but decent vegan selection! Quick stop leaving town to grab some snacks and I couldn't…read morebelieve the vegan offerings. It isn't much to look at, and it's not the cleanest market, but I got food. I got snacks. That was a big deal!!! Definitely like knowing it's there for my next trip to Rainier!!!

Friendly service great pizza ,I tried the butter chicken yummy ,gas prices are much lower here than…read moreaverage in the area ,other food ivors fish meals chicken etc.. plenty of parking to pull over while towing your trailer and easy to get back on the road as the speed limit is only 45 mph located near the lumber mill ,we will be making this are go to stop .

I buy all my vapes from here. There is no other place even close to the variety within 30 miles…read more Prices are fair regardless to being out in the sticks lol. Good place for snacks as well.

I have always had great experiences at this Safeway - in store, drive up and go, and delivery…read more Today (3/4/26) my delivery order said it was delivered but nothing was outside, which is a first after getting delivery twice a week for years. Talking to ai chat, and ai rep, I got no where. But once they sent me to the girl in drive up and go I was taken care of. She was so nice and said they will pick the order for me again and make sure I don't get the same doordash driver again. She even called me later to tell me the driver has the groceries in the car and on the way. Once they arrived I opened the door to a small plant and a sweet handwritten note apologizing from drive up and go. It made my day! I didn't get the girls name but I had to rush to make a review so that her kindness, and costumer service is appreciated

Everyone there, except one tall guy, needs an attitude adjustment and customer service training…read more They're rude 24/7 and seem to want to be anywhere else. Super weird to get a job based around customers just to be pissed off everyday.

I love old general stores like this. The old wood planks give this place so much character, and…read morejust imagine the stores those walls could tell if they talked! The general store itself carries a wide variety of items from food, to pet essentials, to ice cream, to crayons and pvc pipes. If you need it, chances are you will at least find some kind of compromise. While shopping I experienced a wonderful surprise when the sweetest kitty came walking up to me. I was curious if he was a cradling kitty, lap kitty, or only touch me when I want to be touched kind of kitty. If you're a cat or animal person, you know exactly what I mean. To my extreme delight she allowed me to pick her up and walk around the store with her. Her purring was so loud you could probably hear it on the other side of the store. Samsung made my heart so happy that day! Come for what you need, and stay to give this sweet girl love! You will not be sorry.

I am thrilled to report that this stunning creature does indeed still reside at the Ashford General…read moreStore. Long live Samsung

OK, the food is decent. The customer service was really nice. The ambience was a great little small…read moretown feel . They have a large enough parking lot. The prices are definitely way overpriced super expensive. I would suggest going further away to get more reasonably priced groceries.

Morton Country Market is a cornerstone of the community of Morton. Without its business people who…read morelive in Morton would have to drive no less than 45 minutes away for groceries and fresh produce. It's always well stocked, and the produce and meat department always have fresh product at a very decent price. The service is super friendly and I am always made to feel like my shopping experience matters. I greatly support this local small business and appreciate the hard work of the people employed there. Such a friendly environment for my daily shopping.

I visited this gas station in January 2026. I rented tire chains. The clerks are rude and…read moreunfriendly. The clerks were friendly when I visited back in 2016-2018.

We stopped here to fill up our motorhome. I went in to tell the clerks that their pumps weren't…read moreworking, and they came out to show me how to pump the gas. I'm over sixty, and I know how to pump my own gas. But after three attempts by this dumba$$, who couldn't make it work either, we had enough and tried to leave. The arrogant little sod couldn't believe that I was done watching him try to damage my motorhome with the gas pump. I can't give a negative review but I wish I could. And no, don't bother reaching out to me to have me take this down.

Yes yes a thousand times yes. If you are ever in Cle Elum, like we were on our way to Leavenworth,…read morethis is a must stop butcher. Don't have a cooler? No problem! Get their jerky! There's a reason these guys have jerky vending boxes around Seattle. It's so good.

Owen's is Valhalla for carnivores! Every cut of meat in every possible way is available in this…read moreiconic meat shop. Quality meat, great service, and an abundance of seasonings and marinades makes fur a one stop shop. Plenty of street parking as well as a private lot make accessibility easy. Just be prepared to pay a little more for the fresh quality they offer.

Very nice service, nice employees there. Employees seem…read morehappy and willing to help customers. I and my friend were on a road trip and passed by this market. The employees allowed us to use the restroom, which was something I really appreciated for.

Used to go here every payday. I have spent over $6,000+ at this store over the past year because I…read morelove to support our local businesses. That being said, I had a friend of mine go into the store to buy me a bottle of tea or soda. I was very sick and didn't want to make the trip myself or get anyone sick. He took a photo of one of the shelves of sodas to make it easier for me to make a decision. Maybe not the smartest thing to do, but my friend is visibly autistic and doesn't understand these things at times. The owner came out and made a massive scene in front of his customers, screaming about how my friend was "working with his competitors" He would NOT listen to my friend's explanation and resorted to publicly shaming him instead. It was so bad, that my friend is now too scared to go back because he is afraid he may be attacked. If this is how they treat their loyal and disabled customers, I can't even imagine how they would treat anyone else. Save yourself the trouble and go to the Co-op in town. Much kinder people, and better prices.