Ordered 2 eight piece chicken Received nothing bet thighs…read moreand legs. So I called the store, manager said I asked for dark meat, which I didn't, ( my family isn't likely to eat dark meat). Very disappointed Won't be back.

How low can you go? Mill City Market Place goes soooo low. During the shutdown they raised the…read moreprices even higher than usual. This time they got in trouble. Mill City is an awesome town and they deserve a great market that sell fresh reasonably priced organic produce, quality meats, quality pantry items, all reasonably priced. Why can't it happen? I may know someone who will open one up...

As a regular customer for over 30 years, having been a customer service rep in the past, it has…read morealways been common knowledge even on your worst days, to be cheerful to your customers. This morning, I had to tell a checker to stop being bitchy, and when I left, told her she needed to change her attitude. We pay more than enough hard-earned money to buy groceries that at times, haven't been up to par in freshness or having to substitute something where there is a bare shelf to not be told, in so many words, we're stupid. She deserved what I told her, and this Safeway has lost a customer.

It could be cleaner. This small of a store should always look and smell amazing. Very rarely does…read moreit ever. Who wants to buy food from a place that the can return area next to the front door reeks of urine or mold? The floors are always gross, the restrooms are in dire need of an update. The produce is decently fresh if they have what you are looking for. Keeping things in stock seems to be a problem for this location storewide. Without a meat counter this location also is very limiting. And really? Only 1 cashier to checkout at 6pm? This isn't an exceptional store to expect people to do self check out. You don't offer anything amazing or discounted to that ask of your customers. Do better Safeway you are making Walmart look appealing.

Last month, on a very hot day, my son was feeling sick and we stopped at Oliver Lemon's to buy a…read morecold drink. The woman behind the counter could not have been kinder! Without us even asking, she wet some paper towels for my son to put on the back of his neck and got some crackers for him to eat since he was feeling light-headed. She took such good care of him, you would have thought we had known her forever! I have been thinking about her generosity every day since then. I just wanted to say thank you to her, and that we are both still marveling at what a kind person she is.

Had fantastic fresh meat sandwiches here. What a refreshing option and on the way back from Bend!…read moreLovely organic food store with lots of options as well

Amazing service! Super friendly! Always got a smile on their faces! Definitely with stopping by and…read moregetting something on your way thru to the mountains!

This Is our closest market and it's 15 minutes away, so for that reason, I'm very appreciative that…read moreit exists. We tend not to be convenient store frequenters, but in times of need, it's there for us. This is my first convenient market review and never thought I would, but it was listed and I thought why not, someone needs to be recognized. It's a typical market with tobacco, sweets, beverages, snacks & fried food. We really only go there when we are passing through Lyons or need something like milk, butter or anything else we feel might be an emergency. It's on the corner, as the name states and easy to get in and out of. What makes this place special and worth mentioning is the wonderful lady that works the register. She could likely be the owner, but I've never taken the time to have an in depth conversation with her. From the time you walk in to when you exit, she is gabbing & babbling away about anything & everything and somehow making the whole experience very enjoyable. We find ourselves talking about her for many minutes/mile after leaving. Her personality is positively contagious. For me, these types of people/workers/characters can make or break an experience for the consumer, whether it's dining out, shopping or I guess even at a convenient store. I hope she works there as long as I go to that store. It's simply a pleasure! Thank you lady and I promise I'll make time to get to know you a little better with each future visit. Sorry, no pics, it's an average small town convenience store. I'm sure you can imagine what it's like. If you're ever passing through Lyons, stop in, the entertainment is worth it. MM

The prices are horrible. You cater to the tourists and not the people who shop your store out of…read morenessessity because we live here. Expect to pay double for your groceries!

I worked for Roths IGA in Silverton for years. Orville Roth taught his employees "customer service…read more". I wouldn't mind paying $1 OR $2 more per item, at Rays, if the customer service was great. But, I'm sorry, it's not. Train your employees or drop your prices.

Safeway is always fairly clean(besides the bathrooms) and it's a nice place to shop for a small…read moretown. Most of the employees are very nice, however there are a few who are rude and act annoyed by your presence. It's also a little awkward when the cashier doesn't speak to you or will just dully ask "how are you?" without looking up. There are some pretty good deals though, and a wide variety of products.

Safeway fixes their prices to cheat you. Sale prices do not always work at all. Digital pricing is…read morelike rolling the dice - you might get it correct, but mostly not. Their pricing is intentional for them to make more profit. There are always pricing errors on purpose. I spent over $800 per month for over a year. I had to go back in the store every week after I reviewed my bill - to get refunds to correct wrong pricing. It's not the clerks fault, when they say. "It will all adjust at the end of your bill." That does not always happen at all. It's planned corporate greed. I quit. Costco does not make billing errors. I switched & I'm much happier. I only shop here for very few necessary items now. Sad .... And......they are still pricing things wrong on purpose.

Getting gas here is a chore now…read more OK, so now you can pump your own gas in Oregon. I don't have a problem with that. But I DO have a problem with pumps that can take cards, but don't, with no attendants, forcing you to walk quite a ways across a lot into another building out of view of your car and wait in line. When you go to insert your card you're met with a little screen that says "Machine not currently taking cards. Please pay inside" or something like that. Even though the machine has a card reader, and I've used it before in the past under previous ownership. So OK, cool no problem. My legs aren't broken. I'll just walk inside. Now I have to wait in line at least 10 minutes behind people humming and hawing at what they want out of the deli case. Or to stare blankly at the menu as if they've never seen or heard of chicken on a stick before. I do finally get up there. I hand the kid my card. "How's it going? I'd like some gas. Fill on pump three please" He asks me how much? I say "a fill, I want to fill it up please" Then he asked me, well do you know like what dollar amount that's gonna be?. Really man? No, that's kind of what you're supposed to tell me after the car has been filled up. So they don't have the technology to put an authorization on my card, and then charge me what the total is when I'm done pumping the gas? Am I the only person that ever comes in and asks them to fill it up? Really? I say "Just give me $10" Only $10? "Yes please, thanks." (Just give me enough to get up the road to someplace that knows how gas stations are supposed to work.)

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.

People first. Friendly and helpful. These folks have their thumb down the community. I can tell…read moreyou what's going on fill you in on the latest important information regarding accidents on the highway during the winter time or fires during the summertime. They make sure your travels are safe as best they can.

While walking to Sisters Bakery, we noticed this little store next to the gas station across the…read morestreet. After living here for a year and a half, we had never noticed it. We decided to stop in to see what kind of shop it was and we were pleasantly surprised to find that there was a deli, a convenience store and a little grocery section. It's also spotlessly clean. This store is open until 10:00 p.m. AND on holidays!!! Who else does that in Sisters? Drew, the owner, is really friendly and nice and he has lived in Sisters forever. We look forward to having some lunches and buying emergency supplies here. I think this store would get a ton of business if it had better signage. I hope people start discovering it, because Drew deserves the business.

Super friendly staff that helps you pick the best selections on the menu great environment.read more

It is very easy to understand why the Sisters Meat and Smokehouse has garnered a 5-star rating. It…read moreis that good. It was the first time we have tried it and the Reubens were incredible. The pastrami was house-smoked, and it was so tender. For $15, we received your choice of chips and a cookie as well. Very good deal. Susan, who took our order, was very patient with us and explained the menu and seating next door in the mercantile that was purchased in July of 2025. We will definitely be back to try other offerings as I expect they are as great.

Great spot that had a little bit of everything. We were camping nearby and needed ice daily. The…read morestaff was very friendly and helpful. Along with ice, food, beer, wine and random camping supplies, they also made sandwiches.

We stopped here before heading to the Lodge to get a drink and admire the view of Mt. Washington…read more They had a nice selection of cold drinks, snacks, canned good and staples such as bread and rice, frozen prepared meals like Lasagna and casseroles, and meats like sausages. They even have Willamette Valley Pie Co pies in small and large sizes. Aside from food, they also sell toiletries and other dry goods you may need for your home away from home. They also rent out DVDs. They have WiFi here. My phone was only getting 4G reception, so that was really convenient!