A staple in Chelan and the perfect stop on your way out of town! Whether you're grabbing gas or…read morejust need a quick stop, you have to stop at Pat & Mike's. A Chelan classic and definitely worth checking out!

In Chelan, one of the most unexpectedly delightful ice cream stops sits inside a humble gas…read morestation. The selection is impressive, offering a handful of flavors that are rich, creamy, and clearly crafted with care. The space is unique and has a fun character. Each scoop tastes fresh, balanced, and far better than you'd ever expect from a place that also sells propane and scratch tickets. We always make it a point to grab a cup or cone! The portion sizes are generous too!

Strictly for the local, organic, prime Kobe beef NY strips for $10/lb. One if the finest, if not…read morethe finest steak I've ever had. Sorry Gaucho, Luger, Morton's, Met, A&J, Whole Foods or anyone else for that matter. Simply the finest marbling and flavor and to top it off, for an unbelievable price. Simply grilled over charcoal with some light salt and pepper at the campsite yielded pure, fatty flavor. Did not look aged. The market itself is decent and has a good selection of most everything, too. Trying to figure out who is the purveyor and get these to Seattle.

A reasonably well stocked grocery store in a small town with few other similar options anywhere…read morenearby. The staff is helpful, the grocery store has a fairly complete selection of groceries and related items, and it is obviously the place where the locals shop.

Great customer help. Prices are average. A very clean store and will be shopping there on the…read moreregular.

This place should get negative 5 stars We paid $7.58 for a…read morepack of Mambas and m&ms You people that own this place have zero shame They are ripping you off Awful

ATTN: Women! Avoid this gas station and encourage any men & family members who support you to do…read morethe same! The male (i'm won't call him a man cause he is not) - clearly HAS ZERO respect for women. We stopped with family to get gas and desperately use the restroom. The restrooms were locked (which is not foreign to us), but when we asked for the key, the person indignantly looked me up and down and informed me that I MUST make a purchase in order to use the restroom and then proceeded to deny my 11 year-old son a key to the men's restroom! It was only when I told the guy behind the counter my husband was purchasing gas, that he reluctantly gave me a key to the woman's restroom. When I opened the door to the restroom there were 4 stalls with a line of other woman with children waiting outside! However, all but one of the stalls were actually usable! The others were backed up or had TP stuck to seat which was DISGUSTING! The place smelled awful! It clearly had been AGES (looked like weeks!) since the place had been cleaned. There was zero toilet paper in the stalls, no running hot water, no hand soap and only a blow dryer (as they are too cheap to provide paper towels). I was completely grossed out! I wouldn't be surprised if the public health services haven't fined them! When I went to hand the key back to the guy I nicely attempted to inform him of the state of the woman's room was (which no doubt he HAD to know about) and he refused to look at me. Even though he wasn't assisting anyone at the counter, he directed me to put the key (which was attached to a stick) on the counter as he clearly didn't want to touch it. I felt like chucking it. Leavenworth has always had friendly businesses and this filling station used to be managed/owned by a really lovely family for years, but clearly they sold it and the new owners (who appear to be Persian) clearly have zero interest in providing any customer service or treat their woman customers with any respect. While waiting to purchase drinks for our kids we watched as a another woman who had an adorable toddler made a purchase and the man was so disrespectful and rude towards the woman who was trying to pay while trying to keep her little one from wondering off and touching other things. However when my husband went to pay, he was given the courtesy of eye contact. What a tool! I left the shop completely disgusted by the guy's arrogant behavior. My husband saw and completely agreed the guy's behavior very rude. We will not be returning!

Famously the only lunch option anywhere near the east side of North Cascades National Park, in an…read moreidyllic location. The caprese sandwich was pretty good, with a high quality pesto and perfectly standard mozz and arugula, but since all the sandwiches are prepackaged they're noticeably worse for wear. (The famous bread gets soggy.) I also had a cookie, which was spectacular but maybe not $5 spectacular. I wouldn't recommend the matcha.

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.

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.

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.

For those people in electric city it's great... seems to avoid the tourist rush which is a plus…read more.. but it's still a great place to get all your convenience store snacks. Plus more, also had stakes and frozen pizzas... I do stop in every now and then.

Last night I came in to buy a drink for me and a friend I didn't have a mask but I used my shirt to…read morebe a responsible human because of the virus. The worker named Dave kicked me and my friend out however the moment after we walked out the store a woman walked in using the setup with the shirt as us and he let her purchase her groceries and walk out. Also he called me friend an incredibly offensive racial name.

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...