Well priced, overall good customer service. There is an…read moreissue with homeless in the parking lot asking for handouts

I just moved to the Illinois Valley in July, so I don't have any loyalty to Shop Smart, but it was…read morehard to ignore the locals complaining about how Grocery Outlet moved into town and chopped down the most beloved tree in order to build their parking lot. I also often find it kind of gross when a business chooses to move right next store to a business that sells the exact same things. Still, I've managed to overcome these obstacles and enjoy my experiences at Gross Out. Although Shop Smart is still needed, as GO doesn't have everything you need for a balanced diet, their prices are truly out of this world. Things in Cave Junction tend to be a bit on the pricey side (Shop Smart regularly charges double the prices of other stores for basic goods like milk, eggs, and veggies) but GO charges what I've seen them charges in Grants Pass and Crescent City. I've heard rumors that it's easy to accidentally buy something rotten or expired while shopping there, but I haven't personally had that experience. Another reason I enjoy shopping at GO as opposed to the other one is the way I'm treated. At GO, checking out it easy and friendly; when I shop at the other place, I'm often waiting up to five minutes to check out--even if no one else is on line. At GO, I've had extended conversation with employees on every trip; at the other place I feel like I'm an inconvenience. As weird as it feels to give any kind of grocery store five stars, I would have done just that for Grocery Outlet. However, I'm the type of person who likes to go shopping almost every day to get snacks, lunch, and dinner for that day. I have to be at work at 8, and when I pass through CJ at 730 Grocery Outlet still isn't open. They would easily get double the money they get from me (and from at least six other folks I've spoken to who have actual jobs) if they opened only an hour early.

This place was very convenient. I needed some flip flops and an ace bandage for my ankle. My…read moreboyfriend needed an eyelash repair kit. They had it all in there! A simple store. It was convenient and everything seemed well priced too.

The store covers the basics. I don't know why some people talk bad about this place. It's local, it…read morehas what you need. Yes they are probably slightly higher than going all the way to Medford to a bigger grocer. The staff is hit and miss. Often times you can tell who is a local high schooler getting money to move out of the area. I don't blame them. The town isn't that big. Then you have the older employees who tries their best at customer service and it shows, however most tourist are from bigger populations where it has to be quick and done no chit chat. The employees take it in strides though because they know not everyone has been afforded manners and an open mind to relax and slow down. They used to- possibly still do have a small selection of video rentals. I haven't been there in a while and redbox may have encrouched on their small market. No alcohol on Sundays and they have a good selection of scratchers.

Passing through on our way back to the Redwoods in CA. We stopped for gas because it was the best…read moreprice before heading back to our hotel. Bathrooms were clean inside the store. The store is huge. One of the attendants at the gas station was nice when I asked him a question. Overall great place to stop, refuel, and use the restroom

Some of the most racist people work here since we aren't white we have been followed twice around…read morethe store we always spend more than $200 including gas at this location yet we get treated like we're stealing or something only at this location we have been to the grants Pass location as well as Medford but the racism is apparently only at this location

Great little market especially if you're looking for Mexican food supplies as well as baked goods.read more

What a nice surprise to find this newly opened market in Grants Pass. As a chef, I love having…read moreethnic foods, spices and other ingredients handy to me. A new Mexican "tienda" here in town will be a welcome addition to the other Mexican shops. What I really liked was their "pan dulce" display case stocked with all the traditional sweet bread and baked goods from south of the border. As a kid, I spent a lot of time in Baja with the fam, and these colorful treats in front of me today really bring back fond memories. I also heard from the management staff that they plan on opening a "carniceria" (meat counter) inside the store with regional cuts and choices of meat. The store isn't huge, but it has a lot of interesting items. It's very clean and organized which made my shopping easy. It has an authentic Mexican vibe and I'll be back for more another day. Truth...

I've been driving by for years. I stopped one day and discovered a hidden gem. The carnitas, tacos…read more Best pizza. Friendly people.

Look for the old cop car along the 199. It still makes me slam on my breaks when I see it! Perfect…read morestop for fuel before you get into California. Clean restrooms and friendly service make this a frequent stop on the trip from Crescent City to Grants Pass. Their little market has most of what you need in a pinch.

I love the prices. And good custumer service. Dollar general carries a great variety of food and…read morehousehold items. Cleaning supplies to clothes. They have a little bit of everything.

The store was cluttered with merchandise and the team were not interested in helping.read more

A friend and I were in town to explore the area and we wanted to get a few things for a picnic and…read moreWild Rivers was the ticket without a doubt! We headed to the deli with the intention of getting sandwiches for the picnic... but I went the wrap route once I saw the option. My friend went with a sandwich on sourdough. Both options were great! Super fresh ingredients, creative ingredients like pesto or garlic aioli... definitely a step above the typical options. We also got salads... I grabbed a pre-made broccoli salad and my friend made her own at the salad bar. Again, both were delicious! Friendly staff, friendly service... good selection of food and other items... glad we dropped by!

Great service, staff very friendly and helpful. Wonderful products and produce very fresh.read more

Ray's Food Place is a South West Oregon grocery store chain that specializes in serving small…read morecities and un-incorporated towns. This one serves the farmers and loggers in the Selma area. I found it clean and well stocked for a small market. The stocked beer from the nearby brew pub and an exotic ginger lemonade was on clearance.

It's the only store in Selma so if you're needing something, you're kind of screwed. But there are…read morea few things to know before you commit to going there. As I said before, it's the only store in Selma so don't expect much. It's completely rundown and in many ways disgusting it looks like it has not been maintained in anyway in about 25 years. In many ways I'm surprised it still passes health inspection. Also, don't expect them to have what you need , they are often sold out of many common things like water, milk, soda, eggs, basic fruits, and vegetables and just about any basic necessity you might think of needing. But don't worry because if you are looking for alcohol, they will always have plenty of it! If you are thinking of stopping in there just to get cash back think again. They often stop their cashback policy, depending on how the manager feels that day. Despite the fact that it's the only place within 10 miles to actually get cash they don't care. They routinely change their cashback amount From $25-$200 and often will tell you that they are unable to give cash back because they are told by corporate not to call for additional cash deliveries. They know they have this little small community hostage, and they don't care. Be prepared and by your necessities in another community.