On 5/17/23, I stopped at Mission Market in Pendleton for the second time while in route to Walla Walla, Washington, to fuel up. It's not often that I find myself wanting to rate a gas station, but this one joins a short list of gas stations that I will go out of my way to visit. Mission Market is owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, which are the Cayuse, Umatilla, and Walla Walla tribes. Mission Market is much more than a gas station. It is also a grocery store, deli, and drive-through. The groceries, which can be ordered online, are competitively priced. Mission Market also has a spotless laundromat, and even a place where you can get your blood pressure checked. One of the things that stood out to me both times is that Mission Market not only provides top tier gas, they provide you with clean, soapy water, and squeegees that are in excellent shape so drivers can clean their windows. It doesn't take much time and effort to do that, but the vast majority of gas stations today do not. I appreciate that the owners and operators of Mission Market take such pride and ownership, and that they care about their customers experience down to the smallest detail. * Because I was running behind schedule, I didn't have the opportunity to take photos of the interior of the store. But I certainly will do so next time and add them to this review. Highly Recommended!!! read more

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One stop shopping @ Mission Mrkt!Get your huckleberry ice cream waffle cone or dish & fill up your vehicle with gas. Wash your vehicle windows & air up your tires read more

I go to Mission Market pretty regularly, because I work in the area. Normally, it's fine. Not amazing, but fine. But today.... whew. I said when I got the the counter that I had two separate transactions because i was picking something up for someone else. Purchased 3 items with a $20. The cashier left the $20 on the counter but gave me my change (seven dollars and some cents). She rang up my other two items and then reached for the $20. She put it in the till and tried giving me more change. I said, "No, that $20 was for the first transaction; you left it on the counter." I handed her a $20 for the second transaction. She sighed, put both $20 in the register, and handed me twelve cents - I should have gotten $10.12 in change for the second transaction. I said she still needed to give me the other $10. She got mad and said I paid with a TEN! I only had twenties in my wallet! The other lady behind the counter asked what was going on and the first lady told her I paid with a ten and was trying to get more change. I said "I paid with a twenty," and the lady had the audacity to snipe in a rude tone, "She paid with a ten." I asked if there was a way to look into it, and that's when the first lady starts yelling "this is why I hate doing two transactions at once!" The second lady just looked bewildered and I started to feel uncomfortable. The cashier was like, seriously mad. I don't like confrontation. It just felt disproportionately heated - it's $10 freaking dollars. So I left. They can keep my $10 - it's the last money they'll ever get from me. read more

So's I asked the palooka behind the counter for a hot dog. He ain't got one even though they are da "deal" of da day. I asks him if the corn dogs are all uncooked batter inside like all the other fast food inept corndogs. He say nah, I've had no complaints. The corn dogs here are crap. The dogs themselves are a 1 on a scale of 1 to 10 but the uncooked paste batter in the center resembles baby poop. The dogs along the hiway prolly eat em. I couldn't. What the hell ever happened to the corn dog? I know, I know. Yas NEVER eat at these sort of joints. Even in a hurry, even starv'in JUST SAY NO to fast food sold in these po dunk joints. Or, consider the dogs along the road gots ta eat too. read more

This past weekend I found myself down on the CTUIR (that's Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation). Prior to this trip, the only places I stopped at down here were the Wildhorse Casino and the Tamasklit Cultural Center. I was down here for some astronomy outreach work for the kids. While getting our demos set up, we found that our laser pointer was dying. We needed some batteries. So, I drove down the street to Mission Market and got hooked up. I also picked up a juice, and also picked up a paper from the Tribe. The cashier was nice, and she told me about the little restaurant they had. All in all, a nice Native-owned business that helped me in a fix. read more

They have best pizza and sandwich from the Deli in this town of Mission, also have good ice cream. The cashiers seem nice, have drive-thru, beautiful art on the wall in deli area, you definitely got to check it out! read more

I love this place and all who work her the food is awesome and the people are very helpful wish I could stay out in mission all my life... God Bless All who come here to visit and eat miss u kathy read more