This was supposed to be a review of Safeway. How it got filed under the liquor store at the other…read moreend of town is a mystery. Yelp is acting a little wonky tonight. This packie is fine. Picked up a bottle to see me though the next couple of cold nights in the Hells Canyon wilderness. No complaints. It's the only packie for miles around and is always very busy.

What a stellar selection of beers! I was actually really surprised to see how many great unique…read morebeers they had here. This whole store is really cute if you want to get a gift for anyone (or yourself) while passing through Riggins. The antique store next door is also worth a stroll. There's a whole camper inside that's really adorable.

Idaho Banana Company is a fun place to buy Idaho souvenirs and one of the best places to buy beer…read moreand wine in town. They have a good selection of Idaho wines in the $20-$30 price range and lots of cheaper WA + CA bottles that are reasonably priced. Besides antiques and Idaho themed gifts they also had interesting jewelry and unique items, like fish themed blankets, local artwork and cool leather wallets. I wanted to not only redecorate my house with their antiques I also wanted to buy a mixed beer 6-pack for around $8.00.

It's hard to describe my breathtaking experience at this kitchen store but I will do my best…read more.... First off, all the staff are super duper kind and helpful. I didn't feel pushed to buy anything, or rushed to see the store or checkout. I kept going around and around and gathering items and dropping them back off to the checkout counter. A very chill employee helped me roughly the first hour I was there, and then Beverly, the shop owner assisted me the remaining 1 hour I spent there. This store exceeded my expectations tenfold. I would turn a corner and there would be more exotic things. The refrigerated alcohol section had this delicious meade or ale. Viking something, perhaps... An eclectic variety of specialty items all around! A unique store with tools and gadgets imported from other countries. You name it, kitchen-wise, and it's likely there! I think I saw a Shakshukka seasoning blend and thought that was wild! That's my signature dish and I've seen the sauce in a jar but not the jar of spices! Just a lovely feel to the store. Positive vibes for sure! At the end of my experience, I told Bella I wish I could ave found an Oregon related patch, perhaps even Baker City, so that I could iron on to a denim jacket I was working on at home! And she said she had one somewhere but couldn't find it. And asked me to leave behind my contact info in case she ever did. Well, 6 months later she contacted me and I was overjoyed to hear from her. She said she'd found the patch and needed my address for it to be sent out. This lady's kindness was next level. I must say, it is one of my top if not FAVE patch on my jacket. Thank you Bella and your wonderful staff, in patiently assisting me. If I ever pass through Baker City again, I'll be sure to stop by your store each and every time. You found a customer for life! :)

The nicest people work here! Great kitchenware here and a large selection of local wines.read more

I went to the one in LaGrande on 7/16/25. I was a little hesitant based on the signage outside the…read moredoor. It was clearly a liberal store.I told myself I wouldn't support any organization promoting division. Once I went inside, I forgot all the silly divisive rhetoric. The place had quality items that I, an ex kitchen manager - cook and sometimes chef loved. I felt home. The truffles were outstanding , the selection of kitchen utensils was excellent, the espresso makers and the high quality mixer was to drool for. The linens were nice, the selection of jams/ jellies, sauces etc were top notch. This is the best kitchen shop in 75 mile radius. What a plus for LaGrande. Definitely will stop in every time I go to LaGrande , thank you for the great items.

Having just moved to this part of Oregon, we needed to stock up on some kitchen items for the…read morehouse, so we were running around town looking for various things. While driving I noticed the billboard mentioning Bella Mercantile, so I looked it up online and found the few reviews up convincing enough to give the place a peek. We were quite astounded by the selection in every area! A lot of the products are imported and of very high quality. Lots of nice ceramic items from Poland, Mexico, Tunisia, as well as cutlery from Japan and France. Some things are even made in the USA and Germany. There are things manufactured in China, but they looked sturdy, too. Lots of serious baking and cooking tools, locally made aprons (I think), even other home supplies like bedding sheets, towels, pillows, and rugs made in India. They also have a lot of finer gourmet foods from around the world in the middle section of the shop. We found everything we needed and more. Some of the products are higher priced and others are quite a bargain...so the store should have something suitable for just about anyone who prefers to shop in a more crafted space. The two women working there were super friendly, knowledgeable and quick to offer help. They seemed genuinely happy to there which always makes a big difference. I took a bunch of photos so anyone curious about what is on offer, the handful of photos currently available online don't do it justice. We will definitely be back!

One of two grocery stores in town, and I love 'em both. Cash & Carry will sometimes have what…read moreCloninger's doesn't have in stock at a given moment, and vice-versa. It's nice to be able to count on them to have what we need. Their produce is exceptional, and their selection is extensive...which is great given it's a relatively small store. Catch 'em when there's a sale going on, and you'll almost always come in under budget. The staff there are very professional and friendly. Darlene and Twila are always engaging and wonderfully helpful, as are all of the checkers whose names unfortunately escape me...but in any case, it's a fantastic store with great employees there! I've never once had a bad experience, and am grateful to have their business in my new hometown!

I have used this market many times while in town. They have four check stands that are…read moreadequately staffed for how busy they are. No self check stands, which is fine since I have never waited more than a couple of minutes, even when they are busy. Produce and meat is excellent quality with a great selection. They have a spectacular deli as well, with some great choices if you just don't feel like cooking or need some fast food in town. If you need some meat sliced, just ask. A fantastic market for your shopping needs.

Great selection of wine, beer, and liquor. It is clean, and has easy parking!…read more Would definitely go back.

Terrible service. I was looking for one type of bourbon and I was told that they did not have it to…read morecome back the next day. I was told by another employee that they had plenty of it in the backroom. I return the following day at opening of the store and they claimed that they did not have any. I question what the other employee had told me and I was informed that he didn't know what he was talking about. Very shady in their dealings.

The dream of the intentional. The idea of being both uplifted and humbled by selection. Knowing…read morethat as a customer, anything is possible within these options of beverage. Located in a beautiful historic store front, the rows of wine, and you, are given space here. Tall ceilings, large front facing windows, minimal, focused. No nonsense. When you walk in, you see the small tasting bar at the back of the room. Go sit down, trust me. Exceptional guidance. Their sommelier Flint, offers insights and education into their well crafted tasting flights, polished in hospitality, the mood is elevated, no pretension. Good vibes. Local, French, Italian, etc- it is all possible. Tasting here, with this team weaves a fluidity that you will not find at the plethora of single winery owned tasting rooms. Choose your own adventure, and let yourself be guided here. The Thief is no doubt the wine treasure trove of Walla Walla, check it out for yourself.

Excellent wine and service. Thursday nights they have a special focused tasting featuring flights…read morefrom various wine regions. The staff is pretty knowledgeable about wine and helpful. With comfy chairs recommended!!

Cool spot. The panini sandwich was alright, the lemon bar was great. The inside is neat, right in…read more downtown Enterprise.

Super cute bakery with a decent variety of pastries and food. I stopped in for lunch and the offer…read morepaninis, hoagies, salads and all day breakfast. I ordered the flora fowl panini and it was good. However, I had bad stomach cramps a couple hours later. It could have been the cheese. The employees were nice and it was a comfortable restaurant to eat in. I would recommend this place and I can see myself coming back.