Gas Stations in Happy Valley, OR

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  1. 9010 Southeast 82nd Avenue, Happy Valley OR 97086

    3.8 Good 93 reviews

    “Great cashiers very friendly and take the time to get to know the people that go there every day. The store is always super clean and they have the best jelly filled doughnuts on the west coast.”

  2. 10580 SE 82nd Ave, Happy Valley OR 97086

    4.1 Good 43 reviews

    “Thank you for your kindness to my Son whose car broke down in one of your parking places and for patiently waiting for us to fix it over several days. God Bless You???”

  3. 17005 Southeast Sunnyside Road, Happy Valley OR 97015

    3.3 Good 165 reviews

    “Almost always busy! Great gas price usually the lowest in the area. One the bigger Fred Meyer fuel stations I've been to. Great spot to drop off cans fuel up grab a pack of smokes or a soda, and hit the road or park and going store for some one stop Freddy's style shopping!”

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  5. 8955 Southeast 82nd Avenue, Happy Valley OR 97086

    3.2 Average 222 reviews

    “The only reason I gave this one star is because when we were there. And have gone in the past, workers just keep walking right on by you. They don't stop to see if you're ready to put gas in your car or if you need help with anything, you just sit there and wait on them for when they decide to come over and put gas in your car.”

  6. 10725 Southeast 82nd Avenue, Happy Valley OR 97086

    3 Average 41 reviews

    “Shawn and Aaron during graveshift are top notch workers...I forgot to pump my gas after I paid inside and left well called an hour later and they had my money still. So I came back an hour later and they pumped my gas for me. Thank God it was my last 10 bucks to my name. Great customer service!!!!”

  7. 17005 SE Sunnyside Rd, Happy Valley OR 97015

    3.1 Average 239 reviews

    “This Fred Meyer is clean and great experience! Whether I'm just picking up a few groceries or doing a big shopping trip, they consistently exceed expectations. The store is always clean, well-organized, and stocked with a wide variety of high-quality products. The staff is friendly and helpful, always willing to assist when I have questions or need help finding something. I really appreciate their wide selection of organic and fresh produce, as well as the convenience of having everything I need in one place—from clothing and electronics to home goods and pharmacy services. Plus, their rewards program is fantastic, offering discounts and personalized deals. It’s also great that they offer a variety of payment options and a smooth checkout process, whether in-store or through their easy-to-use app for online orders.”

  8. 17005 Southeast Sunnyside Road, Happy Valley OR 97015

    2.9 Average 61 reviews

    “Very kind and knowledgeable jewelers, they helped me with a piece I purchased from a different location. I would definitely recommend them for all repair or buying needs.”

  9. 17005 Southeast Sunnyside Road, Happy Valley OR 97015

    2.4 Poor 97 reviews

    “Have been going to Fred Meyers Pharmacy for over a year now, after Rite Aide on Sunnyside changed hands. They are extremely polite ( especially IF you get the right people), quick, line moves fast, & very helpful! Downside… takes forever ( yes I know they are busy busy people ) but… takes a long time to answer a phone, sometimes longer than normal to find it all, texting is delayed for notifications, and have only run into 1 person that has made any comment about the amount of medications I get… Due to my multiple multiple chronic issues! Other than that, they are truly truly amazing! And that’s I’m not picking except for that one person!”

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