My review is for Jannette. Her spirit of positivity breached my soul and completely changed my…read moreoutlook for the day. More cashiers like her, please! She is a gem.

I must admit I thought Grocery Outlet wasn't as nice a store as this one is... I've been to one…read moreages ago but just to grab some soft drinks for after school activities. But this store is clean, has fun non-food items, cheesy slogans, great produce and real bargains! You need to learn the system. They have some foods on a regular basis but other items are added as they get them. You can't get other things-like big heavy garbage bags. And finding where bags are located was an aerobic adventure! They may not have what your looking for but what you find can become a new fav. But like Kim G said if Grocery Outlet in another town, Watch expiration dates! I never thought to check but found some can be close! But salads and some produce have been good. For some reason they have better russet potatoes and they had broccoli that tasted picked out of the field! Who knew?? It's close, it's cheap, but I just don't plan on doing my entire grocery shopping here. I do recommend trying Grocery Outlet and will be back!

Good food varieties. Just a little overpriced. Very nice employee's and there stores are clean.read more

Ray's Food Place is just down the road so it's an easy stop when we forget something or just need a…read morefew things. I've been to other Ray's and liked them so I had high hopes for this one. Rays is just a smaller version of your regular store with a really good ethnic food section. The prices are surprisingly good, too. I have started buying more and more things here. They have most everything you need. They don't have one of my favorite brands but neither does the big store in town. They have really gorgeous decorative plates, cups and other items that would be perfect in a home. I do recommend stopping at Rays. I will definitely be back.

B&D Custom Meats is the kind of local business I'm happy to support. We picked up some beef jerky…read morethat was packed with flavor and hard to stop snacking on. The steaks we bought were excellent quality too, they were tender, fresh, and cooked up beautifully at home. It's clear they take pride in what they do, and it shows in both the product and the service. Places like this remind me why I'd rather buy local than go to a big chain. I'll definitely be back.

I've seen the sign for B & D Custom Meats but I never had the chance to stop. I saw them at an…read moreevent at the fairgrounds where they had the best jerky so I finally stopped in. Their pork chops are so good and ribeye steaks were delicious and tender-had to cut off a bit of fat but will do for the price. They have fun frozen seafood in small batches so you can use in one meal. Service is good, market is clean and well organized. Some things don't have prices which makes it hard to ask when it's busy. I like supporting our local meat market. Don't forget some jerky!! It's super tasty with tons of flavors. Will definitely be back.

I went last year, prices were higher than the grocery store and the food spoiled on the shelf. A…read morelittle over half of the fruit and vegetables I purchased spoiled in less than a week. I wanted to purchase more produce, but so much of it was going bad directly at the store. I was really excited about going there, but in the end, my visit was disappointing. The staff was very friendly.

Great selection of fruits, veggies, nuts, syrups, jellies and so much more! I have yet to do their…read moreu-pick but it's on my list!

If you want a challenge for a big cheeseburger come in to Dillard's store and Deli and fill out an…read moreorder sheet for the Big Burger Basket if you're super hungry make it a double you will not be disappointed!! hands down best burgers in the area in my family's opinion.

JM Market is a small market/convenience store next to the Post Office in Winston, Oregon. It's…read morelarger than a 7-11 and has a decent variety of food options. The people were very nice when I stopped in to see the store. So much better shopping here than a chain convenience store. I definitely will be back when I need something. #ThankYouThursday

Winston has been my home for the last year and a bit. It is a small town of 5,379 people spread…read moreover the town and country area. The town has a Wildlife Safari-a 600-acre zoo with animals from around the world & a 4.5-mile drive-thru loop. The businesses in town celebrate the wildlife safari with wildlife sculptures on and around the businesses. The town enjoys the wine and craft beer scene that are so popular in Oregon. There are 5 wineries in Winston-4 that are open. The Abacela, Freed, HV, Spangler, are open for business so check them out. The Breweries are right on Main Street, close enough to visit one then the other- check out the Old 99 and Lookingglass Breweries. Winston and nearby Dillard combine to put on yearly events such as the Forth of July Independence Day Fireworks, Walk on the Wild Side with Wine, Oktoberfest, a Christmas Ball and Parade. Businesses also have a Melon Festival, Trunk or Treat and many more.

About a 3 hour drive from Portland. The population is roughly 3,500 next to Roseburg. Based on my…read moreobservation, it took a little more than 5 minutes to get to a McDonald's and sorry to say this but that is far! - a lot of wood mills - a Pepsi factory - a McD's (keeping in mind we did not tour the entire city - a Subway - a Papa Murphy's - a meat butcher type of place - a Red Box right outside the McDonald's - their banks (I heard they are snooty) - rivers, beautiful endless rivers - hiking trails - the "Fish Ladder" - Fish Ladders exist on both sides of the Bonneville Dam - they opened their 1st strip club called Yogee, I believe - lots of deers, longhorns, sheep, and horses - I did not see any wolves but I heard they come out to hunt at night - lots of coffee houses - lots of gerneral stores type of places As you get deeper and deeper into the mountains, there will be no service for your cellphones so if something happens, you are screwed unless you can flag a car, speeding truck, or a ranger... This city is literally empty to me. I am so used to going out to do things or buy things (i.e. go to the gym, grocery shopping, shopping, window shopping, etc., etc.) but to my demise, I was home for about 3 days total (Thursday-Saturday). Though we left for the gourds and to see the Colliding Rivers (this place was serene and breathtaking), it seemed like we were confined at home the entire Thanksgiving weekend. I am not used to that at all but to tell you the truth, I actually liked doing "nothing". I sat in his mom's chair whilst drinking my something alcoholic drink and had my feet up... something I have never done and though it was TOO relaxing to my liking, I eventually acclimated and enjoyed myself. I had my 1st glass of eggnog w/ Brandy and nutmeg... I had my 1st slice of pumpkin cheesecake (I don't do pumpkins) but I am glad I tried because it was delicious! His mom baked snickerdoodle cupcakes and almond rocha for us and bought loads and loads of food. I cannot believe the amount of food that was packed ever so tightly in the fridge and yet we seemed to want more and more. At least I tried to make use of leftovers the day after Thanksgiving. I made a mashed potatoes and ham casserole but since we did not have heavy cream, I used whole milk and that turned out quite yummy. I had the kitchen to myself basically so I was living my dream. My little monster had the entire house to destroy. He had toys and his own room w/ a playpen when we arrived. His mom bought so much snacks for us... we had to take some home. I cannot fathom the type of care and affection I received. I love my family, my mom dearly but the way old school Asians show love is by scolding and lectures (haha- it is true) but w/ his mom it was just understanding and giving endlessly. I was sad and actually shed a few tears when she dropped us off at the airport. This was how I spent my Thanksgiving weekend.

I love showing pictures of this store to my friends on the east coast. It looks like a little store…read morestraight out of a 1930s cowboy movie. It's well stocked with ice cream, wine, chips, canned food and pastas. It's surprising how much they've got inside! I'm a guy from this area. Lived on Lookingglass for 10 years. I'm glad this store is still going!

This is a quaint little country store. Its flooring is comprised of old wooden planks, and it's…read morewalls are an amalgam of wood and tin. The store has a large variety of merchandise, which is befitting since it's located "in the boonies." Credit/debit cards are welcomed;however, a .35 cent fee is charged.

I go into this 711 at least 3 nights a week after work. I get off anywhere between midnight and…read more2am. I just have to give a shout-out to the lady that works the graveyard shift. No matter how busy or hectic or chaotic that store gets she is always so calm, kind and has the best customer service. If this was a review just on her, this would be a 5 star review with no hesitation. It is not a 5 star review because how are you gonna sell small coffees and give them away with rewards points, if you don't have any lids that fit them properly. I redeemed a small coffee on my rewards tonight after work and found out about the kids the hard way. I spilt scorching hot coffee all down my forearm when someone bumped into me. You realize this needs to be fixed cause that's a lawsuit waiting to happen. My arm is still so red from being burnt. You should not sell such hot drinks if there are no lids. What if this was a childs hot cocoa or something.

Have one vice and that's playing the lottery. Came to play yesterday and the manager became very…read moreacerbic as my transaction was not done correctly. He told me to leave as he was "too busy" to do lottery duties he / his shop signed up for. No worries. We found Dillard Market for lotto and our assorted sundries. Just avoid this joynt. Squirrelly manager