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6AM - 11PM
800 NE 3rd Ave, Camas
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“Best market hands down! This local market is locally owned and has everything you could ever need.
Amazing deli sandwiches, chicken and corn dogs. Meat selection is amazing their cured bacon is a must purchase. Fabulous steaks!
Excellent beer, wine and hard liquor selection. Rent movies, grab snacks, full-service market.
They also have gas pumps and sell propane.
Support local!!”
“Best Deli food ever! Best shawarma, Burgers, And pastries in town. The guy who makes shawarma himself is very kind- he always gives extra homemade condiments on side. 5 Star!”
Open 24 hours
2511 SE 1st St, Gresham
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“Your very own small town supermarket that has everything you need for every recipe you are cooking. From Mexican to Asian to Indian. The prices are cheap and affordable. I love this place.”
“Chuck's is THE place to get a grab and go dessert. Freds/Safeway's cheesecake isn't worth having, New Seasons is passable, but Chucks is worth coming in for just on it's own. The massive slices of regular cake looked even crazier but the cheesecake had me hypnotized and I couldn't divert. What an absolute treat.
Edit: the regular cake is decent but doesn't match it in my opinion.”
Open 24 hours
905 NE 136th Ave, Vancouver
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“Love shopping at this WinCo.
Usually, I am shopping during non-peak hours.
Employees are always helpful and checkout lines are not long. If they get busy they will open up another checkout lane.
Which makes the wait time less and more convenient for customers in a hurry.
Overall experience is on the plus side.”
“With costs being tight, I'm so blessed to have this place nearby. Lots of snacks and shelf-stable food, a wide variety of other random foods, including international and Hispanic goods, a good variety of produce, and the people are very nice. Much thanks for providing this wonderful grocery option! ?”
“Everything was great about it like any other WinCo. Yet there billing counters had unusually long lines for both regular and express checkouts. My observation was that the space between checkout counters and the bread isle is very confined. That got people waiting to checkout squeeze their carts in every of position making it difficult for any traffic movement in that area. I believe the management can address this.”
10AM - 8:30PM
4849 NE 138th Ave, Portland
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“In an era where prices float ever upward and the familiar quietly erodes, the $1.50 Costco hot dog remains a fixed point in a spinning world. It's more than just a cheap meal—it’s a cultural checksum, a tiny ritual that verifies we're still living in some recognizable version of modern American life.
Served with industrial efficiency and wrapped in brown paper, the Costco hot dog is a humble reward at the end of a consumer’s pilgrimage. You’ve braved the towering aisles, dodged forklifts, maybe even navigated the self-checkout gauntlet. And at the end, like a reward from an MMORPG gathering quest, comes this enduring combo: hot dog, soda, satisfaction.
The beauty is in the completeness. Ketchup. Mustard. Relish. Onions—sometimes elusive, now triumphantly restored. It’s not gourmet; it’s grammar. A syntax of familiarity. In a landscape of curated branding and inflated indulgence, the Costco hot dog says: show up, participate, and you’ll get something back.
It’s not just a bite. It’s a baseline. A reminder that not everything has to be reinvented. Some things—if only a few—are worth keeping exactly the same.”
“Saturday afternoon purchased some beer at the Walmart on Powell next to O'Reillys. The associate walked up to ok the purchase and I was hit with a stench of perfume. It was overwhelming. It has been three hours and I still smell it in my sinus.”
“Telleah provided outstanding customer service and demonstrated strong leadership through ownership and initiative. When we were initially told that a single burner might not be available and were referred to nearby stores, Telleah took it upon herself to do additional research using her Walmart app. She quickly confirmed that the item was in stock, which saved us valuable time and made a stressful situation much easier.
Her proactive approach, problem-solving mindset, and genuine care for the customer experience were incredibly relieving. Instead of passing the issue along, she owned it and delivered a solution. We truly appreciated her effort and left very satisfied with her service.”
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“One of the few grocery stores I've been too lately that seemed to not only have a decent number of employees working, but genuinely acted like they were happy to be there. Definitely underpaid and underappreciated, but at least morale seemed high, even for a Saturday.”