Decent Safeway PRos:…read more+ Reasonably priced produce + Easy access to get gas + Decent sales + Large size of the store Cons: - Dirty restrooms IG: QueenOfAdventureNYC

It made me select atleast a one start review but i give it Zero stars. An elderly man came in early…read moreto get his shopping done before it got busy and buy breakfast ingredients for that day, not knowing that apparently your only choice is self check out before 9am. He advised this would be hard for him as the shopping itself was a struggle. The clerk advised he could self check out or wait 30 minutes until 9 am to get his groceries. She wouldn't even help him self check out....how shameful, where is any form of customer service and respect for our elders. I was ashamed over hearing the interaction and blatant disregard for the assistance he needed. This poor old man left with no groceries after the 35 minutes he stated it took him to shop for his groceries. Safeway would rather you leave empty handed than show any courtesy, customer service, or respect. Shame on you Safeway, do better.

My favorite grocery for miles. Best deals around. Very friendly people. They always have something…read morenew to try.

They always have a good variety. Very interesting place to shop! Friendly staff also.read more

Prices, People & Produce! I always like to shop GO before going to the large grocery storiesread more

I appreciate having a GO in our area. Great place to find some good deals on things we use often…read more It's nice to add options to our community. Store is new and clean, and staff is always helpful.

Like another reviewer stated, service is a hit or miss. There is one cashier (a gentleman probably…read morein his late 40s or early 50s) who is very friendly and helpful. Most of the other cashiers are not friendly. The woman who rang me up yesterday was downright hostile. Shopping there is kind of an odd experience, and after my encounter yesterday I won't be going back.

Just another convenience store at a large 4 way stop as you enter Molalla. I've only stopped here…read morea few times for a bite to eat or a quick drink...Beer selection is par...food is lacking...service is a hit and miss. It's probably more logical to just go across the street to safeway to find what it is you need.

angelina kim stefani also, i challenge the ice manufacturing companies to donate their…read moreproceeds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! without naming names (because that would free publicity) i start by challenging the ice company in molalla oregon. step up and go on record for als!!!!!!! start a nationwide trend for all ice companies. donate.

From the owner: At Titanic Ice Co, we aim to give you exactly what it is you're looking for. We offer ice for…read morepublic purchase, and are more than happy to fill up your cooler. If you're planning a big event, we'll gladly bring you pallets full of ice. ask

Oregon is a liberal state. I'm a liberal!…read more This funky convenience store is on the "main road", the Cascade Highway, between Oregon City and Salem. The Cascade Highway even has Street View, a sure sign of its significance! It's a down to earth convenience store, cold beer and soda, plus some odd home table decorations and sundries. Portapotty. It's in an historical building, originally the country store for Liberal, Oregon, selling "Hardware, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes". It's over 100 years old! So if you are in the neighborhood, it's a good spot for a cold one!

Great new owners ! Definitely best burritos in town! They make asada and birria tacos/burritos…read moreevery weekend. Love their breakfast burritos ! Great place to stop and grab a quick bite to eat. I love how they have more than just groceries . Looks super cute inside now too!

This is an update: about our purchase. I told the cashier, we're here for the pumpkins, just for…read morethe seeds, and we bought a large (beautiful on the outside) pumpkin. If he knows about his produce, I'm sure he wasn't hired unless he knows some knowledge on produce, he could at least suggested a good pumpkin with seeds you can eat! The one we picked, the seeds were hard, and I have to use a nut cracker to get them opened, and they were tasteless! On the other hand, we also bought a Purple Popcorn, packaged by the Amish group. The 2nd time we popped them, I could tell the difference, between the popcorn we're used to and the purple popcorn. They TASTED like you're eating cobs! Even if we used the same technique in popping them, and using the same olive oil, minced garlic & some salt for flavoring. (We took them to the squirrels in Molalla, during my event there!)

Very cool produce place. They have all ki day of choices including local and far away. Im glad it's…read morestill open, since we heard it was closing down. They also got robbed recently, lame!! Who the fuck steals from a fruit stand!!? Anyways, I strongly recommend stopping in if you're driving 213 for any reason. Have fun and stay strong

Talk about a throw back to a time when life was a whole lot easier! Old wooden floors, a big front…read moreporch area and plenty of goodies inside! This store has been around for like over 100 years and has a real neat feel to it along with the usual selection of stuff a small store out in the middle of nowhere should have. One of the best things you can do if in the area and having a hectic day is to go in, grab an ice cream bar, a pop and just sit outside on the porch and watch life pass for a few minutes. Pretty soon, your troubles get smaller and you just got to experience a neat piece of Americana!

I agree with Bill D. it's a lovely historic grocery out in the middle of the boonies. I would add…read morethat they have a little historic display set upstairs that tells the history of the store and area. Very friendly staff. Worth a Sunday drive to this area to get a popsicle.