It's a friendly little Shell gas station and convenience store with a rural twist. That means they…read moresell live bait and chainsaw oil. The real reason to stop here is for the incredible view of the glacier directly south. Also, the other patrons here don't stare at outsiders like people in Darrington do. 3-stars for not creepy.

These guys just opened the day before, but they were nicely stocked and ready for business. We…read morewere on a ride up the Loop when we felt a bit parched, so we decided to stop. First of all, the view from the store is amazing -- mountains and trees everywhere. If you need to use the phone, they have a pay phone outside, which is good because there is no cell service on the highway. Walking into the store, you can see a super cool lunch counter, which isn't in use, as they don't have a restaurant yet But, there is tremendous potential there. I love the seating area with the loveseat next to the firewood. It smells amazing, and is just so cozy! We went into the store part, which is so lovely -- beautiful wood throughout and so spacious. They had everything one could possibly need for camping, including firewood. They also had a decent selection of drinks and snacks. I know as they get further into running mode, they'll get more, and I cannot wait! But, more than anything else, I was impressed by the owners, as they were warm, friendly and super welcoming. I plan to stop there every time I'm on The Loop, and you should, too!

Stopped at the store on the way to an over-nighter at Bear Lake. Their firewood is excellent. They…read morehave a nice selection of all you might need for your day in the woods. I call this store several times a year, and they are always happy to give me road updates, and trail reports if they have heard anything.

In a pinch, while others are closed, this place is a lifesaver! Great customer service too!read more

I wish they sold hot dogs at around midnight, but I didn't see any. Although, I was glad to see…read morethat the convenience store was open. It's Shell's gas station. It was small inside, but had what we were looking for like nail clippers, hair brush, snacks, like any other small convenience stores you see.

Excellent general store with a little bit of everything you need while making your through town to…read moreyour next destination. I saw variety of items from fudge, beer, snacks and assortment of drinks. Additionally, the customer service was very good. My cashier made small talk with me and was friendly. I also heard staff making recommendations and giving out directions. If you need to make a stop and you're passing through, definitely make this stop on your travels.

Stopped for a quick snack while exploring Skagit…read more It's your typical general store with basic supplies and snacks. However, in the back corner, they have a really nice espresso bar with delicious drinks. Pleasantly surprised by how delicious the mocha was. And the barista was so friendly and kind! You can also buy homemade fudge at the espresso bar. Their pumpkin fudge was incredible. Would've normally given this place a 3/5 as it's your typical general store, but that espresso bar was really unexpected and brought them up to a 4/5. Good stop for a coffee and a snack while visiting the area.

Love the food and the workers are the sweetest ever been going there since the day they opened and…read morehave never stopped that's the only place I'll go thanks everyone

I think this is the best gas station in the area lol they sell fake labubu's, have spam musubi's,…read moreonigiri, Korean food, lots of Ramen, Korean snacks and drinks, a beer wall, and regular convenient store goodies. I also tried their crunchy chicken leg, tender, and their potato wedges. All were pretty good. This is a wonderful place to stop if you're going hiking in the area.

I appreciate this market because they carry a wide variety of healthy peanut & corn syrup free…read moresnacks and beverage choices. I have food allergies too & can't have corn syrup anything and find more drinks here that I can have then any other store; even kombucha! One of my stops on the road I don't pass by when I need to stretch and fuel up. Thank you thank you thank you.

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.

During the city wide power outage there were no worries if you were near this store, there was…read moreplenty of power - he was standing behind the cash register. Rude, power hungry little guy would have dimmed the lights if there were any on! We arrived in Winthrop shortly after the power in the entire valley went out due to the fires. Pardners had their generator up and running first so everybody was there getting ice, gas and necessities. Little did we know the grocery store would open or we never would have shopped here. The prices are absolutely outrageous and I know the little power hungry guy at the register was chuckling inside the whole time. He was rude to every customer in the store, wouldn't answer questions, said no a lot and was just generally horrible. Being visitors, we were in a bit of a panic, not quite knowing what to do. We had driven 8 hours to get that far and the thought of turning around didn't sit well with all of our tired bodies so we figured we'd get some food and hunker down for the night. Sandwiches would suit us just fine... hey, no bread... frozen sandwich rolls would be great once they thawed. (Remember, the entire valley is without power for an estimated two weeks at this point.) Power Boy refused to sell us the rolls stating they needed them for the steamed hot dogs. PERFECT! We'll take 8 of those steamed hot dogs then... no can do, generator doesn't operate the steamer... then we'll just take the rolls... no can do, they're mine and you can't have them! I was absolutely appalled at his attitude during the crisis of HIS town. He didn't want to help in the least, just wanted to ring up those sales. We walked out wondering what to do, what to do, what to eat (not what to drink, he sold us plenty of cold beer) only to discover the grocery store had opened! Wish we could have taken all our purchases back to Pardners... We visit Winthrop a couple times a year and have never shopped at Pardners and needless to say, we will never shop there again. Heck, it's a Texaco... may not ever use Texaco again... careful big corporations, these little town hicks wearing your logo and representing your company can give you a bad reputation. Note: I typically don't rant or rate low because of one employee or interaction and this one is no different. Every worker in there (3 men) was rude, disrespectful and "angry" with the customers. Maybe some training on disaster preparedness is in order...

I go by every year or two and always have a tasty meal. Had some mini tacos and a lovely chicken…read morechimichanga this week. I'm staying off any cold items because of the recall issues across the country, even though I wanted a sandwich to go. I wish they would bring back the beer on tap. It would be nice to have that on a warm day, before getting on/off the ferry.

If they let go of the man named Bart who is vulgar and rude half the time because he's usually…read moredrunk at work. For 30 years we have been going there and have never traded more rudely than we were last week and I highly believe it's because of alcohol by his body language and his splurging. The owners did just sell the company so I'm hoping that the new owners will see his behavior and lean him out of what he's comfortable of after being there for so long. I think he forgot what customer service is all about. We love Roger and Cindy and we will miss them terribly.

I was camping in the area and was out of propane. I went to request a propane fill up. The guy…read morelooked at me. He then looked out at my truck, parked near the propane, and then said "no, it's been a busy day". So because your day used to be busy and now you're tired you don't wanna give me service. When I requested the propane, he had just rung up the last customer in the store and there was only one other person getting gas. Horrible service at first I thought he was joking, but his face was just dead serious. He didn't say another word. I turned around and walked out

Double the price vs going to Dan's or Safeway which are both a mile or so away on US-2…read more Both 76 stations in Leavenworth (same owner) exist as parasites on the town, making a healthy living feeding off of tourists that don't realize how much they are being gouged until they walk out of the store (you will notice that most of the tourist impulse items like sunscreen won't have prices listed as they are hoping you will just grab them and pay without realizing they charge over $20 for sunscreen that is $8.99 at Dan's or Safeway). If you can budget the extra 5 minutes of driving save your money and get gas at Safeway and any convenience items at Dan's or Safeway.