Little is the best stop for anything your little heart could dream of. It's super taxed but for…read moresome reason I'm totally cool with it here. Love you littles xoxo

Owners are money hungry and totally inconsiderate of customers. They will not hesitate to get your…read morecar towed, and likely also profit from doing so. I was running late for class today, and needing a place to park, I mistakenly parked in one of their parking spots--thinking it was a spot for Max's, the bar next door. I was sure Max's wouldn't tow my car after 1-2 hours at most of it being there, and I blindly assumed Little's (a store I frequent) would not either. I was wrong, and am now forced to pay $340 cash and find my own transportation to their towing partners located deep on the HWY. Its likely that Little's ownership receives a cut of each towed victim--truly a sickening practice. The towing company told me that my car had been with them for less than an hour. They also obviously upcharge on most items. Needless to say, I will not be returning to Little's in the future, and others will be made aware.

I've been here a couple of times because it's in my neighborhood, and I do occasionally find things…read morethat I want to buy here. The trouble with this store for me, is I tend to check expiration dates before I purchase goods, and this place has a higher than expected number of items that are past their Best By date. So that's something to watch out for if you care about it. The place smells incredible, like incense. The music was almost painfully repetitive. The person behind the counter didn't ask if they could help me, which personally, I appreciate. It's worth checking out, but I hate to say it if you are looking for slightly more common Indian spices, you might be better off checking Mountain Rose or even nearby Market of Choice if you want something fresher and in smaller quantity.

We were so pleased to find this (one and only) Indian grocery store in Eugene. And equally…read morepleased to find a number of our favorite frozen food items in this well stocked shop. They have a large freezer section, a good sized dry goods section, bottled drinks, ayervedic and personal care items. As many reviews have noted, the prices may be higher than you see from a similar grocer in a metropolitan area but keep in mind they need to bring all their stock in from farther away too. We also found the staff cold and somewhat unfriendly but this didn't affect our shopping experience.

Please support local! OG CORNER MARKET on River Road is open today and tomorrow for your Turkey…read moreDay necessities! Just bought almost all my ingredients in a matter of minutes. Beautiful smorgasbord of delicious, organic, local wonders! The market is super Covid safe, you order at the front door or online.

Awesome little store with the freshest of fresh veggies and local treats! The employees I talked…read morewith were incredibly helpful and friendly! I seriously cannot wait to see the selection in summer. 10/10!

Toms is a quintessential Eugene market, located near Hayward stadium…read more It's a one-stop-shop for all your connivence needs.. The service is friendly (and dog-friendly as well). I highly recommend stopping by if you need a quick snack or to go drink by the UO campus.

Just moved here from Idaho to go to school so I live right down the street from this location. It…read moreis literally our go-to. They're open until a convenient 12am during the week so we always have an option for a late night snack, drink, or other gas station run. Also the owner/front salesperson are the nicest people ever that will ALWAYS greet you with a warm smile. I love this place

Fresh and a large variety!! I went there for hot italian sausage and left satisfied!!read more

Mexican in Eugene Springfield border. I would go here but am going elsewhere now. The owner is just…read morea terrible example of our people. She is neither kind nor friendly, she's indifferent or tired. It's not welcoming to anyone. I don't eat meat but I definitely have a nose for it. It dosent ever smell right. The store is so basic I do t understand how they can stay in business. Wouldn't be surprised if some funny money passes for CPR. It feels like a bodega in Mexico mostly for the family sharing a little with Thè passer byer's. MINIMAL EVERYTHING. Watched the old woman many times show nothing for her customers, maybe she's tired....Again just a sad example of my people s amazing hospitality and joy of food and family where everyone is family. Que lastíma

Small little hole in the well Deli/liquor store. When you walk in to your right is the deli section…read morehowever, all the sandwiches are premade and put into the deli fridge. There are some breakfast options that they cook and it seems like every day has a different special as well as there's also Monday through Friday lunch specials. It's no-frills stop the food looks decent and seems to be a great place for Local Workers to stop at.

This is a little market off of the beaten path, if you blink you will miss it. If you didn't know…read moreit was sitting there you really wouldn't know it was there because the signs are not that big. This market is located in the industrial neighborhood. We stopped on our way home from a Birthday party at Putter's on highway 99 the other day. We had left over pizza, so we wanted some soda to go with the left overs. We don't keep soda stocked in the house. I was surprised the market was open because they seem to only be open on very limited hours. I don't think they are open on Sundays. I was kind of excited to stop because we had not stopped in, in a while. They usually have these cookies that I make that I have not made in a long time called hot cocoa cookies. They are chocolate crinkles cookies basically, with marshmallows on top, and a chocolate frosting. They are usually very good. We didn't get cake at the party, so I was looking forward to the cookie. Well we got it home and took a bite...it tasted as if it was days old! It was nasty! I was so pissed! I did not even take any more bites! How can they let that sit there for days like that? I make these, and know what they feel, and taste like after a week! It was foul! My guy said he has been in there and was hesitant on even grabbing the cookies because he has seen flies several at a time in food cases. That about made me want to vomit after he told me that. I hope this place picks up their standards, because I used to like to stop in. I used to like to be able to get simple pleasures that I didn't have to make at home. But now...I am not so sure. Quicky mart just for drinks it is!

For those who are sad that the Willamette Street market has closed its doors for good, this…read moreconvenience store is a great way to fuel up on convenience goodies and drinks-and it's basically on site for the Eugene bus station. It is a bit crammed, but it still does the job. Now I know where to get pizza sticks and bean & cheese burritos in a jiffy. Oh, and drinks too!

I have a goofy morning commute - I take one bus to Eugene Station and take the EmX the rest of the…read moreway. It's annoying, and a lot of days I don't eat breakfast. Station Market is there to save me. Their location is super convenient - steps from the EmX, facing the library. So I go in here some mornings and grab a can of coffee and a little breakfast. Their prices are the best I've seen in town, which is awesome and keeps me coming back. They also have a great selection - the only place I've seen the weird Lay's potato chip flavors in single serving bags, and the only place I can find Hazelnut Starbucks Doubleshot coffees. There's also some warm food, doughnuts, cold stuff to microwave, a coffee machine, fountain drinks, and little toys and doodads for sale. Probably most impressive is how speedy all of the checkers are (yay! no wasted time!) while still being super friendly. 4 stars only because (and I know it's asking a lot) I wish you were open even later...

This is my "go to" place! +40oz to freedom next to 6-packs…read moreof ninkasi! +Glass "tobacco" pipes next to the cash register. +A Louisville slugger behind the counter. +One of the coolest and friendliest clerks in town. +Across the street from the Washington/Jefferson park so I can score some sh*t. +Down the street from detox in case I get to wasted +single rolls of t.p. for sale There isn't anything more a girl like me could ask for in her friendly neighborhood tienda.

It's nearby and a convenient spot for grabbing snacks and drinks, but the man behind the counter…read moredoesn't wear a mask (I think his wife does though), so wash your hands.