110 East 6th Avenue, Junction City OR 97448
“I can't say enough about this store, it is so big and well stocked, there is so many selections to make. We loved visiting this store! Employees are very friendly.”
1710 Ivy St, Junction City OR 97448
“Cherries (lottery, not the burger place next door by the same name) - I met Ray, the proprietor of the place, and I gotta say, super nice, friendly, welcoming, salt of the earth kinda guy. Great energy. Really nice atmosphere, cozy, clean, comfortable. Excellent place to unwind and play some lottery, have a drink or snack, or just hang out. If you find yourself in Junction City I highly recommend visiting this little gem. Very cool”
875 Pacific Hwy W, Junction City OR 97448
“Above average convenience stores with great icecream and milk. Coffee selection and quality is great for a quick cup on the go. Biscuits and gravy are tasty with big portions. Good drink selection both alcoholic and non.”
1610 Pacific Hwy W, Junction City OR 97448
“If you're a cigarette smoker, this the place to buy cigarettes. A carton of Camel 99's are around $56.00.They also have food, and fountain drinks. Easy parking. (And, the liquor store is right next door).”
930 Ivy st, Junction City OR 97448
“Locally owned by Christian who is always so kind and extremely personable. His employees are just as nice and always helpful. Kathy in the morning or the young lady with the amazing long nails (her name…?) in the evening are awesome!!! Highly recommend this mini market/convenience store in Junction City. Support local businesses that are definitely worth going back to time and time again.”
787 Pacific Hwy W, Junction City OR 97448
“Who ever owns the store now is doing a great job. Great customer service and the woman with dark hair in the morning is so nice. I will never go to the dari mart again thank you!”
125 East 6th Avenue, Junction City OR 97448
“Yesterday I tried to purchase cream cheese when I got to the cash register It rang up as $15 for two packs. I went next door to dollar general and bought it for $3.90 I'm sure that this is a mistake. I tried to convince the two young ones there but they were adamant that corporation said that was the correct price. I thought for a moment that Jesus had returned haha I'm sure that this is a mistake. I sure hope it's a mistake. I buy the Lockmead ice cream there, It's the best ice cream in the whole state. No cellulose fake flavors etc. It's the best. Sincerely Mary Jo Pinkerton, Webster Ave Alpine Oregon 97456”
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