350 Ruckman Ave, Imbler OR 97841
“IMBLER MARKET is a great local convenience store. With brand new equipment constantly coming in. Better staff with amazing customer service, if you can’t find what you’re looking for they are always able to point you in the right direction. The store is continuously improving with product, marketing. And you can never get enough of the famous pepperoni sticks and their amazing sandwiches!”
10101 W 1st St, La Grande OR 97850
“Great Place, Great People! Related To Ken From “Old” Ken’s Market, NoW Spruce St. Market? He Said He’ll Quit When’s He’s 90? Lair Ken, I’m Calling Him Out! Great People!??????????”
2510 Adams Ave, La Grande OR 97850
“Just needed to get new membership cards and introduce my fiancé to Bi-Mart. She was looking for gardening supplies on particular, but we covered the entire store just for her knowledge in the future. I believe she identified exactly what she wanted for her gardening project, and we'll be back soon to acquire plants, tools, and fertilizer.”
1323 Y Ave, La Grande OR 97850
“The best Market in town. The employees are always busy, they do a great job. The Manager is always friendly and making us laugh and have a good experience. I won't shop anywhere else.”
2706 Island Ave, La Grande OR 97850
“Okay, they just recently opened. How can people knock them at all for not taking EBT yet? Arby’s just opened a couple months ago right next door and didn’t have their app up and running for over a month. Just wait another week or two and it will be available.”
1519 Adams Ave #2613, La Grande OR 97850
“Love getting gas and shopping here! Cigarettes are cheapest for my brand here the employees are always very kind fair and helpful. Today I bought a zippo type lighter and the employee working made sure to check if it was working before giving it to me. They always come out and ask if you’d like your gas pumped for you in the afternoon shifts. Great batch of employees great prices and great service!!”
10102 N McAlister Rd, La Grande OR 97850
“It’s a larger gas station with a minimart and subway inside. People there are friendly enough, but it’s sometimes very crowded and their fuel prices are high, but they’re high all over La Grande.”
2106-2112 Wallowa Lake Hwy, La Grande OR 97850
2706 Island Ave, La Grande OR 97850
“Construction made access difficult, especially leaving...inside was very clean and organized..for the size of the store there were few grocery type items most snacks pop beer...staff was friendly”
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