Food was great (especially the veggiedilla!). I'll admit that I didn't taste any lavender in the…read morelavender lemonade, but it was still delicious. I wasn't impressed with the golden milk latte though; it was basically warm almond milk with a little bit of turmeric mixed in. But the overall place was pretty and welcoming; we'll definitely go back!

Looking for good quality, healthy food? This is the place. Compact menu still nice variety…read more But the star of this place is Heidi. She knows customer service. I went to have lunch with my husband, show him how good the food was and well we didn't have the best customer service experience repeatedly. Which was unusual. But, that's when Heidi stepped in and literally changed our opinion. I'm so glad she did because otherwise I would never get my husband back to the cafe again.

We bought a 1/2 beef that was supposed to be grain fed. Even tenderising prime cuts it's tough. I…read morehave been buying 1/2 beefs all my life and never had a problem. These people give local farmers and ranchers a bad name. Never again. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place.

The Heart of Sam's Valley is Rainey's Market!…read more For well over my 50 years on this spinning rock, floating in space, Rainey's Market has been the cornerstone of my community, providing everything my family needs without the long drive to town. Today's visit was a reminder of why this place is so special. From the moment you step in, the warmth and familiarity wrap around you like a cozy blanket. I again found everything I needed, avoiding the hustle of town trips at least for another week. The best part? The season's finest local harvests are now available! Right now, Rainey's is brimming with the valley's best homegrown corn--ears so fresh and sweet, you'll think you're tasting sunshine. And the peaches? Straight off the tree and so deliciously sweet, they seem too good to be true. Family owned Rainey's Market is more than just a store; it's a gathering place that keeps our community thriving, happy, and healthy. Let's always support this local gem and celebrate the simple joys of fresh, homegrown goodness from the farms of our neighbors. #SupportLocal #CommunityPride #SamsValleyGems #RaineysMarket

My steak was cut to order…read more The service was prompt and friendly. Everyone in the store was pleasant and helpful. I WILL be going back!

I love this place!! I accidentally drove by the street because I didn't see the cherry street sign…read morebut the shop had a sign propped up at the corner so I was able to find it. It's set up like a small deli shop but I was told they have a massive fridge with a wide selection of different meats in their storage. I wanted to order a cut of meat that was good for hotpot and the girl that helped me (I wish I got her name) recommended that I get the chuck roast since it's cheaper and she sliced it as thin as I wanted. I also ordered a ribeye and some pork belly. What I liked about the pork belly was that it had a decent proportion of meat Vs fat and after I defrosted it, it was fresh good quality. I'm definitely going to come back again and get some oxtail! I also want to add that everyone there was extremely helpful and kind.

My motorcycle travels have brought me to many a country store in Northern California and Southern…read moreOregon. From Kettenpom's little front porch oasis to the incredibly well stocked New Harris General Store in Humboldt, the Honeydew Store, Field Station, Adin Supply, and so many more, I consider myself an aficionado of the general store. They can be life lines for their communities and a well stocked one is to be treasured and supported. This place has a big variety of dry goods such as grains, legumes, spices and canned goods covering a range of cuisines along with a fairly well stocked bulk food section. Where they really shine is their produce section. So many general stores I have visited neglect the veggies and that's a bummer. Yeah, dry goods are great but it's nice to get something fresh, too. Their dairy section is solid as well. Many varieties of milk including organic, several types of cheese, etc. I could see myself doing a week's worth of shopping here pretty easily and that's a plus when "town" is far away. As I recall it was like 15 minutes to another small store and then like 30 or so minutes to the main town of Grants Pass? They even had It's Its!!! I was a happy camper with a vegetarian sandwich, some hippie cheesy poofs, and the aforementioned It's It. Not bad when I just stopped in to get some gas. This store is definitely a keeper. Cootz OUT! ({})

The cutest little store, right by my house! Literally has everything you could possibly need, and…read moresome you didn't even know you needed!

My husband and I stopped in on July 3rd to buy sausages, buns, and chili for the 4th. While cooking…read morethe next day, we opened the bun bag to find mold covering several of the buns. The date on the package: June 2026. The day after that, we discovered the chili had expired in March 2026. After the holiday weekend, we called the store. The employee who answered the phone told us to come in that week to talk to the owner, Craig. When I went in, the cashier went to speak with the owner, who talked loudly enough for me to overhear him angrily question whether I was local (I said, yes I live here), then he accused me of trying to scam him out of money. His actual words were "SCAM-NEEDS MONEY." He agreed only to replace the items and not offer a refund, since I did not have a receipt. We have been customers here for 4 years and am rarely if ever offered a receipt. When I went to grab replacements off the shelf, every can of that brand of chili had expired in February or March 2026. This was July. I brought the expired cans to the cashier and asked him what to do since they were all expired and he said "I don't care, get a different brand." Many other brands were expired too. I managed to find one can of a different brand expiring this month and took it. Not a single package of hot dog buns had a July date. All of them were from June. The excuse offered: "They were frozen, we add our own stickers with new dates to the back." Except ours grew mold in under 48 hours. We will never shop here again under this ownership and after sharing my experience, it sounds like many locals have had negative experiences and do not shop here. If you choose to shop at the Ruch Country Store, check the dates on everything you buy here, and ask for a receipt. Accusing loyal customers of running a scam while your shelves are stocked with expired food that can make people sick is disgraceful. If just need the bare essentials, the market a few doors down will treat you better. This store is the real scam.

My wife and I stopped in on July 3rd to get hot dogs, buns, and chili for the 4th. The following…read moreday while cooking, we found the chili to be expired in March of 26. No big deal, mistakes happen, we just didn't get to have chili dogs. The following day I open the buns to find mold over several of the remaining in the bag. Check the date and it says June 26. So now we're a little ticked off and call the store, a cashier answers and she says that the owner wasn't in that day and because we didn't have a receipt (we've never been offered one in over 4 years of coming here) that we should come in during the week and he would take care of it. Wife goes in and is met with resistance from the cashier because of the lack of receipt. He goes and talks to the owner who spoke loud enough for my wife to overhear him question if we were even local to the area and then say that we were probably just trying to scam him out of money. He only agreed to replace the items for us. Cashier tells her we can replace the items and to grab them off the shelf. All 15 or 20 cans of that brand of chili were also expired in March or Feb of 26, as were a lot of the other brands. She was able to find a can that expired this month so she took it. None of the other hot dog buns had even a July expiration date, all from June. "But they were frozen so the shelf life is longer than that." Okay, except they were moldy in less than 48 hours. This overall experience has ensured I will never shop here again until there are new owners (there will be with how he runs things). But I felt compelled to leave this review for the rest of our community in hopes that the ones who cannot go to other stores will at least check dates on their food and ask for receipts. It's disgusting to act the way he did knowing full well the store is packed with expired food that can make people sick or worse. Buy your beer from the market just a few doors down if that's all you need, because this store is the true SCAM!!

Great Meat Market Lots of choices…read more I did come for a sandwich. NO SANDWICHES anymore just a meat shop

This is a small shop...so don't come in with expectations that they have the same selection as the…read moreother butcher shop in Eagle Point. I've gotten the Korean style short ribs at $4.99 a pound. It was delicious! Great meat to fat ratio. I've found that sometimes those cuts can be too fatty or that amount of meat can be uneven from one side to another. Not the case with the purchase I made here. Just marinaded it with some Korean BBQ sauce and threw it on the grill...nom nom nom! Their polish dogs are super yummy! Great snap to the casing and great flavor! I slathered it with some Dijon mustard and ate it with a super soft hoagie roll. I just bought their beef hotdogs, will update the review when I try those. So I've been craving a good, solid sandwich around here. From R&Ds to Luigi's...THIS place makes a better sandwich. I've had the Italian and the tri tip sandwich, both on a French roll. Soooooo goood!!! The bread had a good chewy exterior and a soft pillowy interior. The flavors of both sandwiches were perfect! Get the habanero jack on the tri tip with BBQ sauce, that's a yummy cheese. The sandwiches were a little pricey ($7.99 and $8.99), but are still worth it to me. They don't have many other specialty sandwiches, but can make some basic sandwiches if you prefer (ham, turkey, roast beef, etc). Oh and the service there is great. People were friendly and helpful. They answered all our questions and even recommended things for us to try for our next visit. I'll be back to try their enchiladas. They were $3.99 for some fatty ones. Also can't wait to try their in-house made bratwursts.

Absolutely LOVE Southern Oregon Fine meats! They're always super friendly and happy to help. I do…read morewish they still had the retail portion of the store, however, I understand it's an extra added thing to their super busy business as it is. They cut to your specifications, been getting my 1/2 beef from here for the last several years. They are the best around!

There is no retail service at this location. They only process meats. Have not sold cut meat for at…read moreleast 7 years

I've driven by the Wonder General Store hundreds of times, but only been inside once. I got a pack…read moreof cigarettes and a cold drink. The person behind the counter was super friendly and talkative and the prices were what I thought they would be. I'd love to go back and try the hot food they have.

Wonder store Used to be fabulous. The owners would take in the packages that did not fit in…read moremailboxes and hold so you did not have to drive to Selma Post office to get. This meant we bought out daily small needs there as well. But next owners did not offer this service so we had to go to Post Office. Then the present owners took over and renamed it Sam's Market. For the longest time they had an OPEN sign on front---but the door was locked. After stopping multiple times to get last minute purchases, I just quit stopping and went to the next store down. For a while I was told, there were something like bodyguards checking people at the door at night. Seemed nefarious to me and I quit going altogether. I now rate it a 0. Too bad because this was the greatest little general store for years. Hope someone new takes over and brings it back to it's former local mkt glory.