Best liquor store anywhere, and I've traded with many. They will do their best to obtain the…read moreproduct of your choice and call you when available, all with a smile.

super friendly staff each time i visit. great selection of food & beverages, including a modest…read moreselection of groceries. fun little liquor store within the market. huge selection of liquor for a fair price. would have given 5/5 stars but on my last visit one of the cashiers (a very friendly and welcoming person) was not wearing a mask and openly talking mask mandates. the store was busy and i really don't want to risk getting covid bc my cousin has an autoimmune disease and i don't want to be responsible for transmitting covid to him over the holiday because for him it could be fatal. i understand people have different views on mask mandates. no one enjoys wearing a mask but when certain people's health can be jeopardized, as a store owner/employee, it seems a tad irresponsible. all in all great store, warm staff and a true ma-n-pa-shop. be careful if you're autoimmune compromised, unfortunately you may want to go to stupid chain store where they are more likely to follow mask mandates.

There's a lot to like about the Bridgeport Market market-cafe-pub-entertainment place at the east…read moreend of Florence's OldTown. My favorite sandwich is the grilled Reuben sandwich with IPA on tap served with the optional fresh coleslaw. Burgers and hot dogs also get good reviews. Different local music groups come in and play in the corner and you can sit close or away and outside if the weather is good. Prices are reasonable and the tap beers and ales are filled to the top top. Views out the windows look over the Florence Marina and boat ramp where local fishermen bring their boats in and out and you can walk around the boats in the marina until dusk when the gates are locked.

It's always great to find a true hidden treasure. Walking past Old Town Florence at the far end of…read moreHarbor Street is a most charming delicious place to have breakfast, coffee, lunch or a relaxing glass of wine. A great view of the harbor, birds, fishing boats, some seals and more. Never crowded with tourists this reasonably priced Hideaway is just what we love about the Oregon Coast. This morning Jay served us wonderful cheesy grits with our omelette and amazing homemade jelly on toast. His coffee is excellent too. Open at 7:00 am this is the place to start our Florence day.

The was a huge surprise. i have never been in a Fred Meyer…read moreStore. This was like a super walmart plus more. Groceries , pharmacy, jewelry store , Tv And sound store and a hardware store. This was a WOW moment. ha, all i needed was water

Decent gas station located in Fred Meyer grocery store parking lot…read more They have about 8-10 pumps available. Most pumps are self-serve. We didn't see any employees pumping gas while we were there. They have snack and beverage vending machines available as well. Overall, we got what we needed, gas! The pump we used had a crappy lever on it. It kept clicking off like the tank was full, but we only had about a quarter tank when we stopped in. We ended up putting $80 of gas in the tank, but had to hold the pump lever the entire fill-up. A bit annoying.

The ambiance was great, but the food was subpar. Clam chowder from a place that's right on the…read morewater, you would think would be much better.But it was pretty bad. Burger lunch like preformed, bean burger and not tasty. Chicken strips make something you got at the bottom of your freezer. Live violin music was a nice touch though.

I stopped in this morning and ordered a LARGE CAPPUCCINO. I was served a large black coffee. I…read moreexplained that I hadn't ordered that but a cappuccino. The two young people began to argue with me that it WAS a cappuccino. I told them I make myself one every morning, have drank them for years, and know what they are. They basically called me a liar!! Two other ladies there ALSO tried to tell them but they just got more and more rude. I showed a picture of a cappuccino to the young woman who then replied, "I don't want to see your stupid picture!" I told the young man I was going to report their rudeness to the owner and he replied,"I'd like to report YOU to your owner." One of the other patrons that witnessed all this said she would also report them to her friend, Jill, that also works there. They were apalled as well! As a retired middle school teacher, I have to say the horrible conduct of these two young people helps explain what is wrong with our schools. I saw the lack of respect coming when I retired in 2013. So so sad!! No respect for their elders or authority.

Good vibes. Good service. They have a lot of good stuff in there!.........definitely will go back.read more

This is a great convenience store to go & the nicest guys that run it are …read more Plus, they are genuine people too.

So much to choose from. New owners are turning the place around tremendously. It's also a smoke…read moreshop as of recent and the inventory looks great. This store has improved heavily.

Great location, new owner who is really nice, always a great spot to get my goods on the Oregon…read morecoast

Lol the only other review here is funny. Second time getting gas in Oregon my other one was in…read moreAshland at Arco - Gas antendant comes towards me and Im like "I can do it" and he goes "no you cant" and we get into this argument because I thought it was legal now... He says, because they have a "store" attached to the gas station they have to do it? I was like - I did it in Ashland - he goes yeah because thats a border town??? Then I think he mentioned something about the population of Florence? Anyway I let him do it. we left I thanked him and he left with...the only thing we dont pump is motorcycles and Old school cars as they are scratch risks... Anyways gas was cheap.

Long waits every time I stop here. "Buy 2" model of pricing in the convenience store (Buy 2) is a…read moreload of crap. Sketchy people hanging around everywhere. Indifferent staff - not rude so much as silent. Giant puddles of diesel and gas at the commercial fill station leaking into the storm drains. Someone should report them to DEQ. Doesn't Arco get their gas from BP? I guess that explains the indifference to petroleum spills. Your basic rural town has station. You're better off going to the Fred Meyer.