This place is very handy for RV owners, when passing through the area. Access to fuel, food & a…read moredump station in one stop is very handy. The RV dump is around $10, or free with a fuel fill-up. Plenty of room to get a long RV setup through here, and back onto the highway.

They don't let customers use the restroom, so we went elsewhere for gas. Also they weren't wearing…read moremasks.

Horrible place to shop now. Guy working behind the counter can't even speak or understand English…read more He was very rude, and has zero customer services skills. Hate being prejudicial but he has no customer service skills, respect, or understanding of how to treat people. Use to be an okay place to go, now it's not.

My wife and I are staying in Winthrop for a couple nights. Great little spot for snacks and…read morebeverages close to the town. The prices at the store for multiple six packs were cheaper than in Seattle! Nice lady working the front counter.

Great selection in the hot case, positive customer service, overall solid mini market to stop byread more

Surprisingly good ice cream and incredibly friendly service at this gas station/deli - a good place…read moreto grab a sandwich if you're taking the ferry to Stehekin from Fields point

Unexpected to find amazing ice cream in a Gas Station, but it is worth taking the chance! Lots of…read moreflavors and amazing choices to get a sweet treat.

My last reviews have been on gas stations. Those are the reviews I'm really trying to avoid having…read moreto write. = ( I only put gas here if I really need to. It's usually on the average 4 to 5 cents (3.62 plus unleaded) more than in Wenatchee. The Food mart is stocked nicely. They have my favorite gatorade here, not like across the street were they only carry it as a fountain drink (yuk), or second choice powerade. The help is always rude for some reason. I really don't know why. I've been here a lot of times, and it's always the same. The guys across the street are waaaay too friendly. :: shrugging shoulders:: I don't get it. But I do always see a "help wanted" sign, and they sure need some help in that department.

Nicest People you will ever meet! Loomis & Oroville are equal distance for me. Kwick stop has…read morefantastic Chicken Strips & They make good Burgers on Weekends. Love to go to this place since they put up with my stupid jokes & antics! Great place to stop for Beer & Snacks on your way to many great hikes & peaks to explore! Loomis has a heard of Mt Sheep so drive carefull. Also VOTE NO on the proposed Loomis Bypass Highway strait thru Palmer Mt. Its a boondoggle for sure!

Really enjoyed the stop, the food, the interaction with staff was really nice…read more The homemade cookies that had coconut and many other ingredients were incredible. Definitely will stop again if in the area.

Nice coffee and a great croissant. This place was busy considering the location in the middle of…read morenowhere and SR20 still snowed in. The baked goods lived up to their reputation. My croissant was so flakey it seemed to be snowing golden flakes of goodness. If you are driving in the area, it's worth a stop.

GUYS. Seriously run, don't walk to the Mazama Store if you are anywhere near the North Cascades or…read moreMethow Valley area. I'm so incredibly glad that multiple friends told me to check it out because I listened and not only visited but made a point to stay in Mazama which allowed me to soak in the full experience of this magical remote mountain town. The Mazama Store is located right in the center of town (which feels like something out of a postcard) and offers so much more than I thought. It's a rustic yet curated general store with a mix of groceries, local wines and craft beers, gifts and artisan goods, fresh baked treats, a coffee bar, hot food, outdoor gear, and even gas pumps outside. There's also a trail register for the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) thru-hikers which I could have stood and read for hours. Overall, the Mazama Store is part cafe, part supply stop, part community hub - and 100% worth the visit. I started my experience by snagging one of their famous sea salt baguettes (absolutely live up to the hype and then some) and then wandered outside to place a coffee and lunch order. I was pretty hungry after hiking Maple Pass Loop and driving over to Mazama so I opted for a Caramon latte and a pulled pork sandwich, which much to my delight was served on a heavenly sea salt baguette. Every bite was flavorful, fresh, and satisfying. Honestly, I can't tell you which part of the meal was my favorite because everything was so good!! We grabbed a table in the shade outside and enjoyed our food while watching hikers, bikers, and families filter in and out of the store and dining area. The vibe was super relaxed and friendly. Whether you're stopping in after a long hike, fueling up for an adventure, or just soaking in the beauty of the North Cascades, the Mazama Store delivers on all fronts. I just wish I was able to hike more in the mountains surrounding Mazama and/or that this place didn't close at 6pm! Overall, it is pretty rare to find a place that blends all that the Mazama Store is so effortlessly. It is a true gem and if you're even thinking about passing through Mazama, make this a non-negotiable stop. And, of course, do yourself a favor - grab an extra sea salt baguette... you'll thank me later!