The staff here are so great! They are always laughing and smiling! This store also has just about…read moreanything you could want! Great deal on ice! They also have local frozen steaks and meats that we have yet to try but look amazing! The cookies at the front counter are to die for!!

This unassuming gas station/deli on your way to Diamond Lake/Crater Lake is a gem in the wild. They…read morehave everything you could possibly need for your camping trip as well as a first class deli. The food was fresh and the prices can't be beat.10 out of 10 would recommend.

My go-to quick food stop along Highway 138. Perfect for forest explorers and workers. My favorite…read morepart is the deli. I recommend their tri-tip on a custom sandwich or the Umpqua Special. A whole sandwich is always filled with fresh ingredients so I have to share or save half. Good selection of drinks and snacks too. Employees are pleasant and friendly. I also love the local ambiance with the wooden Bigfoot fisherman statue out front and a wall of local fishing photos inside.

They're great when you're looking for a kitchen tool or gadget; they'll always have everything you…read moreneed.

Their buckmaster decaf Creme brûlée coffee beans... fine ground in the machine they have is…read moreawesome.... And their stir fry mix is the best around for living a healthy active lifestyle. Brenda wenabove and beyond today with our self check out... fast service

I witnessed a gross display of stereotyping and pure racism in the Glide Oregon Dollar General…read more About 5:30 PM on June 12, 2025, I was checking out , when a group of young people (teenagers) walked in the store. The girl helping me immediately stopped and loudly said to the other lady working nearby, "The Job Corp is here". When on of the kids walked up to get a hand basket near the checkout area, the clerk helping me loudly and very rudely asked her, "How many of you is there?". The stunned girl replied that there were 11 or 12 people in the group. At that time the supervisor of the group walked up to the clerk and calmly asked, "What's the difference between my group shopping in here, and a group of kids from the local high school?". At that point the Dollar General clerk loudly replied, " Your kids steal things" The supervisor, who was obviously shocked at the accusations, calmly replied, " They most certainly do not", and asked when any of his kids have ever stole from them? When the clerk could not answer, the supervisor calmly walked away, rounded up all his kids and said, "Lets go, we will spend out money elsewhere". This treatment of those kids and their supervisor made me physically sick to stomach. I cannot believe in 2025, in a small community like Glide, Oregon, this behavior exists. I turned back towards the DG Clerk and let them know how inappropriate it was to publicly and loudly call them thieves just because they were a racially mixed group of teenagers.

From the owner: Dollar General Glide is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

Super friendly owners, very clean interior, and plenty of products on the shelves. Quite a…read moresurprise to have so much for such a remote location.

It's sad that some of the off-path places get missed for a review when they need to be called-out…read morefor the gem that they are! Dry Creek Store is an absolute gem in the middle of Umpqua National Forest. Just about 17 miles east of Idleyld Park proper, they are easily accessible on Highway 138. The store is overflowing of all the little things you forgot to grab before leaving town. From beer to food, from kitchen basics to snow sleds... they have it all. The staff is delightful and so very friendly. Beware of the dogs in the store. They are furiously full of ferocious love and friendliness. They'll eat you up in kisses! Hanging out for a month in Idleyld Park, this place has been a lifesaver!

Katherine from the deli has been so nice to us every time we come in. She always has a smile on her…read moreface and is cheer every time we see her. my daughter who is special needs always enjoys getting to see her and talk to her. She makes us feel welcomed when we come in.

This store had everything we needed for a family trip to the area. It was recommended to us by…read morelocals for being reasonably priced. Coming from California, we were impressed by affordability, cleanliness, extent of grocery foods items available, and efficient customer service.

Another great experience @ WinCo in Roseburg, OR.!…read more I decided to pick up a bottle of honey today @ WinCo and also write an updated review of my experience, now that this store has been open for a couple months. I wasn't sure how bad it would be after reading others' reviews, but once again, my personal experience was pleasant and I left happy. I headed toward the entrance, hoping they would have a smaller size cart or hand held basket, but unfortunately I could not locate anything besides their huge carts. Once I entered, I asked an employee if they had any other options. Katy, as her name tag read, was very friendly, but said that unfortunately they do not. I told her I was just in the market for honey, so she cheerfully pulled out a map, located the honey, and handed it to me. The hunt was on. On my way, with my trusty treasure map, I walked past the promotional wall, and was greeted into the produce section. The avocados looked like a good find and ready to eat. The space was clean and spread out. I took my time meandering through the store and was impressed with WinCo's bulk food section. What a great idea to use multiple aisles for bulk food! It cuts down on waste and provides its patrons with fresh and customized amounts of healthy food, plus some sweet treats. I finally found myself in front of their honey section and was happy with my choice, even though they promoted their generic store brand in a primo spot and the local west coast small business section was located on the bottom shelf in small batches. My cashier, Tracci, was upbeat and friendly. I told her how great and helpful Katy was in my search for honey, but how disappointed I was with WinCo for not providing baskets for small purchases. She agreed that Katy was great and she said she even noted Katy's great work ethic on the employee board. Tracci's statement made me like WinCo even more because positive employee outreach and company unity is a Win Win. I'm still disappointed in the lack of hand held baskets, but I could have easily brought in one of my own reusable bags to carry my purchase in and out of the store, just the same. As you can see on my receipt, their prices seem fair, at least to me... but I wasn't in the market for a full fledged grocery run either. The store itself was spacious and clean with well stocked shelves. The other patrons present seemed comfortable and at ease, taking their time.

The handicap carts are inside the store next to Customer Service so you have to search for them…read more They are locked up with a sign telling you to speak to a cashier for help. After walking over to stand in that area waiting for a cashier to be free I was told to go back to customer service. Nobody was there, the food vendor called for help after he was done with his customer, after waiting for someone to show up I was told that I have to check a cart out, show ID, leave keys or ID to be returned to me after I return the cart & check it back in. This initial process took me about all of the energy I had on my feet just to get this far, only to learn I had to jump through more hoops to get a cart, let alone return it after shopping. I walked out & will not be going back to this store. This stupid policy that makes a person who has trouble walking go to so much time & trouble to get a handicapped cart that is hidden inside the store so you have to wander & search for them in the first place is not even close to handicapped friendly. They lost my business & probably caused quite a few more disabled people more inconvenience than it is worth to shop there. This is the most ridiculous policy & they should be ashamed of themselves for making shopping more difficult than it already is for people who need to use the carts.

It doesn't look like much from the outside but it's a great stop. Super nice staff. Fresh, made…read moreto order b roasted gizzards and chicken. I Wanted to try one of their milkshakes, but too full from the chicken. I guess I Gotta swing back by and have one. Thanks for the great stop and nice chat!!

This is a fantastic little town market deli. She makes great fried gizzards and chicken. Huge…read moreportions and she makes sure to clean them so well! Not only is the chicken great but the ice cream is even better. Local creamery huckleberry ice cream and if only i had a bigger stomach, I would have loved to try the milkshake too. But alas the lord only gave me 1 stomach. I wish i had this nice little deli near were i lived in San Diego but alas, these small town gems are gems for a reason. Great liquor and mixer selection too.

Lots of stock. Great customer service and prices, This is s…read moregrocery store in a good location for the Green, OR folks

Great deli sandwich with a ton of meat! Cute gift ideas for holidays and stocking stuffersread more

My single "complaint"...if it rises to that level......is I live in Florence, and the closest…read moreMcKays to me is in Reedsport. Still worth the drive: quality products, cheerful, helpful staff, and teriffic product selection/displays.......and great prices. Whats not to like? Thank you McKay's!

Lakeside McKay's is great. Courteous, helpful cashiers, as well as other employees. Very good…read moreprices and great selection on produce especially. If you're low on ginger root, celery or organic carrots, this is the place to go! It's also a complete contrast to the Reedsport McKay's, a few miles further north on 101. That store has too many female employees who think their job is a post high school social club, where they're paid to indulge in gossip with locals they know and free to make other customers wait as their unwilling audience. Just go here first, if northbound, or wait the few exrta miles if southbound.