This store had a little bit of everything. From groceries, to fishing gear, to emergency supplies,…read moreto souvenirs. We were in the mood for something cold and bought some big fat ice cream sandwiches- which we thoroughly enjoyed after our lunch next door at Takoda's Restaurant.

We were in the area as tourists camping and checking out activities in the area. We made several…read morestops at Blue Sky Market to get all our essentials; firewood, ice, hoodie (because I forgot mine), snacks, grilling tools, etc. The cashier was friendly and personable, I wish you the best of luck on your writing journey! All around a great shop for your everyday camping needs or to grab a quick drink/snack along your journey.

Not great. Didn't like that they were selling Kratum and felt they didn't have any vegan options at…read moretheir deli. The selection of thebconvenidnce store was standard as well, not a standout place and definitely I would avoid it. The staff seemed OK though. Didn't like the vibe of the store itself, hard to tell they had food service. Wish they had more clear vegan options would have bumped them up to a 4 star for me!

I doubt anyone looks at this for food advice but if they do I would recommend going elsewhere. They…read moresell coopers chicken so I ordered a 2 piece chicken strips and potatoes. After I paid I asked for dip for the chicken and was told I had to buy it if I wanted it. I've never been to coopers that didn't give you dipping sauce with it. Whoever made that decision to be a cheapskate there should be ashamed of themselves. I won't be back ever!!!

Cute cafe...was a full restaurant before the Holiday Farm fire. Now a food trailer with a lovely…read moreowner. Come support and see the lovely view!

The foos was really outstanding, so much that it left me with two nights worth of food. Owner is…read morevery kind and considerate and the food gets served up very quickly. Headed up there in a few days, plan to stop by. The only issue I have is to see a menu you need to have Facebook, I do not participate in most online stuff.

I stopped in here yesterday afternoon with my husband on our way back from Ike's Pizza…read more We mostly stopped because my bladder demanded a stop, and I must admit, I wasn't expecting anything fabulous when I stopped here. Small town gas stations/stores are usually expensive and have a very limited selection. That wasn't the case here. The bathrooms were incredibly clean and huge. I love that they painted Bigfoot footprints from the door out to the restrooms. It's cute and fun. The store is awesome. They have a huge selection for being such a tiny store, and prices are really good. I love that they carry Umpqua Dairy products, milk, ice cream, and cottage cheese. If I lived closer, I'd come in for those all the time. Prices are actually really reasonable. My husband and I picked up some snacks and soda while we were there. We really didn't need anything, but I wasn't stopping to use the bathroom and not make a purchase. Employee was super welcoming and helpful. I loved that I had time to walk around the entire store to simply browse everything they had to offer, which was more than I expected them to have. But I felt welcome to do so. There was no rush, no being watched, just a very relaxed and welcoming atmosphere in this store. Would I return? Oh my word, yes! I've literally driven by this store a thousand times over the years and never stopped. Which kind of irritates me that I missed out on his little gem of a store.

This is the best little store up river. Has the basic essentials that I need in a rush. Exceptional…read moreservice and friendly staff. You can always count on them to be open during bad weather. They serve prepared tasty hot food. Owner lives on the McKenzie and supports the local community in so many ways. The store has a beautiful history and you can feel it in the walls when you walk in. Stop in on your way over the pass for a snacks.

After driving from Cougar Dam back to Eugene, we stopped in Vida at the Vida Market to get some…read morerefreshments. I grabbed a Gatorade and was using a credit card. The store clerk said that they have to charge $.75 for all transactions under $3.00. I said okay, I will grab something else to add to this and left my drink with her, I told her to help the next person. I went to grab another Gatorade so that I can cover the $3.00 charge. When I got back to the counter, she told me she sold my Gatorade to another customer. So, I went back to the fridge a third time, grabbed yet another one, then she said I have to charge $.75 for any order under $10.00. Then she pointed out to me the little yellow note that was tapped to the counter with all the other little notes, explaining this. I gracefully put my card back into my wallet and left with nothing. We stopped a little further down the road, to another market in Leaburg, to purchase our refreshments. This was Saturday 08/04/2012.

Had been driving below E for 45 minutes before we arrived here at 930p(closes at 10p). Went inside…read moreto see if they could help us get some gas since no other gas station until Springfield. They wouldn't turn on the gas, shrugged and said nothing when asking for advice on what to do. How much does it take to just be a decent human and at least help brainstorm? We are from Florida, so this was a new experience for us when searching for gas in the late evening.

We've had a CSA through this farm for a couple of years. We love the selection of organic and…read morelocally grown food! They offer your basics such as potatoes and salad greens, and they throw in some delicious but less common vegetables such as kholrobi and beets. The CSA has different pick up locations in Eugene, so you don't have to travel all the way to Leaburg to get high quality organic food! They also have a stand at the farmers market in Eugene, which is another great option. It beats buying food in the grocery store that came from across the US or even the world! If you do make it out to the farm, you'll find that it has a very down-to-earth and homey feel. The people are exceptionally kind. We love going blueberry picking here every summer (just be aware of the stinging nettle).

What a fabulous find ! Spotted their sign from the road and drove into their driveway. Once inside…read morethe building, my eyes immediately went to the luscious baskets of freshly picked strawberries. Their fragrance was overwhelming and I had to have a 3 pack then and there. Passed the tase test with flying colors! Also noticed the freshest basil I have ever seen at a farm stand. And now, I can say, it was more than amazing in our tomato sauce. Wonder how they kept it so fresh? The farm also sells honey, organic popsicles, dried blue and assortment veggies. June brings blueberries picking time. Imagine, organic berries that you can pick. I'd do it in a heartbeat if we were in the area. This is a must see if you enjoy tasteful organic produce.

This is a really neat organic farm on the way to the Cougar Hot Springs…read more My friend was planning to take me blueberry picking here after our dip in the hot springs, but alas... blueberry picking season was over! Fortunately, the nice lady manning the shop said we were still welcome to try the shriveled up berries and look around the farm. My friend and I really enjoyed seeing all the fruit trees, strawberries, rainbow chard (beautiful!), etc. The little shop with fresh farm fares was nice as well. They sell local honey and blueberry popsicles (they were $2 and so-so... I would pass on them if I were torn about whether to try them or not). In any case, the folks here are really nice. They offered my friend and me a slice of watermelon the farmers had been trying; I was warned that it was the tail end of watermelon season so they wouldn't be that great, but it was good enough. Also, apparently, the head farmer is only 26 and from Chicago. So random!