Song and his wife are two very wonderful people. My family and I do come in almost daily. Always…read morenice to say hello! Very reasonably priced! They have really good coffee in the mornings!

Very nice and helpful. They have a lot of different groceries and drinks . open early in the…read moremorning and late eavnings

They worst Popeyes I have had in forever, got some on the way out of town a couple of weeks ago…read moreshould have checked it, I got all dry which tasted like week old chicken the red beans and rice were terrible.

Tyler is the homie. I just moved out here and he was very welcoming. Goes out of his way to be nice…read moreto everyone. Late night shifts can be hard to do so, but he goes out of his way to make sure every customer feels welcomed.

You know what sucks? When you see one price listed in the store and then the clerk rings it up at a…read moredifferent price. "There's nothing I can do," he says, utterly disinterestedly. Lame.

This is under new management. The place is nice and clean. The people who work here are nice. They…read morehave the typical gas fair. They also take Fred Meyer points for gas, so you can save few cents.

Need to get some late night adult drinks?…read more This is your jam! My wife wanted a little something after volunteering at our lodge when we were done with Bingo Thursday night. At 8:30 pm. she said, I wonder if there is a liquor store open? Some people laughed. I said, "Let's check YELP." After a few filter adjustments, boom. We found a store open till 10:00 pm. nice. It was nice to relax a little more at the lodge and not stress about getting to the store asap. After relaxing a little too long, we made it to the store just in time... and so did a bunch of other people rushing in as the last few minutes before closing wound down. The employees must be used to this happening as they were pleasant and polite the entire time. And now I have a new late night spot. It pays to use the YELP APP. It can really save you time.

Really great business. Wide selection of products. At great prices. The customer service staff, is…read morevery nice and professional. Would highly recommend this place, for your tobacco and other needs.

This is the closest convenience store to our house and we really love it!…read more They're usually open till 10:00 at night. They have lots of treats, chips, drinks, alcohol and incense! My husband loves to get the black licorice that's at the front counter. Everyone always meets us with a smile and they are a great part of our neighborhood near 223rd and Stark.

I judged this book by its cover. The place is kinda scary from the outside, so I never stopped here…read morein all the years that I lived in Gresham and drove by this place on Stark, but when we moved close by and were working on the house and did not have beer in the place, I was "forced" to give them a shot. The place mainly sells beer, smoke, and snacks and is crowded with narrow aisles. They have an awesome selection of beer. Almost any kinds you want. They also have some addicting black licorice next to the cash register. The best thing about the place though is that everyone is so darn nice and helpful, no really, everyone, so don't be scared to walk in...

This place is way over priced and I bought some cottage cheese there and got home opened it up and…read moreit has green mold. I called them to let them know that I would be bringing it back for an exchange or a refund the clerk there told me that I had to wait until the owner was in to get my refund. That's just crazy! I'm sick and I just want to lay down . I don't want to fuss with taking something back!!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

I always get good friendly service whenever I go here. Plus I like supporting local businesses and…read morethis is one to support.

KS Market For some…read morereason UPS has now added random package pickup locations at other non-UPS businesses. The businesses are paid a fee to have packages stored there. When I arrived I didn't know this and expected to see a UPS location but instead I stumbled upon the local neighborhood's dirty/shady convenience store. The owner (I presume it was the owner considering his loyalty to the business) asked for my license and then started to walk over and look for my package as a customer walked in. He then stopped and went to help them instead of me, still holding onto my ID and leaving the package slip that I had brought on the counter. After he finished with two customers (both of which that came in after me) he came back to help me. In the middle of his store there is a low squarish counter with a few openings to enter the area. This is where the packages are stored. Easily accessible to anyone that wants to grab and go. The whole process, from taking my ID and keeping it while he helped other customers first (that came in after me), to pretty much every single thing after that was very unprofessional. He kept asking me questions like "What did you buy?" or "How big is the package?" but not in a polite way, more in a I'm too lazy to look through 10 boxes and I'm annoyed that you're here way. After quickly looking through the small pile of boxes he said he couldn't find it. I had already called UPS (is there anything more obnoxious to do on the phone?) and looked online and it said the package was in fact here. When I asked him what to do since he couldn't find it he shrugged and said ask UPS. Well I had already done that so that didn't help. Regardless of the question this man knew the answer to none of them. It was quite obvious that not only did UPS do an awful job training this man, they also chose a man that could care less about his responsibility in the matter. The owner was short with me but also appeared completely clueless. Considering his manner and attitude so far I for some reason felt like asking him how much UPS paid him to store our boxes/lose them (didn't mention the latter part of course). In response he yelled at me that it was none of my business. (I looked it up later and online it said it was less than 1$ per package, far less than it's worth to deal with me, but what helps the business is the increased foot traffic.) I then said, "Well what the f-ck do I do about this because I called and looked online and they said it was here." I've been around long enough to know he was "running game." Either he was lying or was too stupid, but when I said "f-ck" he yelled at me to watch my language in his store and then told me to leave. I told him that I'm not leaving until he gives me my package. I knew if I left I'd spend forever on the phone only to come back here to pick it up. The packages were out where everyone could see them so I asked him if I could look at the addresses real quick to make sure. He said something implying that I thought he was stupid and I told him at this point that I wasn't convinced that he could actually read. He yelled at me a third time (this time I actually deserved it). During this time and in between the yelling, other customers would come in and he would help them instead of me. Luckily I was there at the perfect moment. An employee of his came in for her shift and saw how upset he was and took over. She immediately found my package as it was the biggest package there. As she did the paperwork and checked my ID I stared at the man the whole time but he wouldn't look at me, even as I exited. I over-politely thanked them and left. I don't know who's bright idea it was at UPS to make losing packages ten times more likely (by sending them to crummy stores with imbecile employers who yell at you and refuse to get your package), but I'm sure they got a raise...

Would have given you a higher rating but whoever the guy working the counter was a completely rude…read moreeven after I asked to talk with Sam or Melisa.