3022 Simpson Ave, Hoquiam WA 98550
“Great little store with more inventory than you can imagine with friendly employees! They have everything you can think of and many things you didnt know you wanted! Try em out!”
2778 US-101, Hoquiam WA 98550
“One of the many places we stopped by on our way to the tree of life. The clerk was friendly and the store was full of items. The previous stores had a bunch of empty shelves and didn't have the baby items we needed like wipes and an extra sippy cup.”
2501 Sumner Ave, Hoquiam WA 98550
“Good variety for convenience store. Cashier didn't return EBT card after swiping and to be fair I didn't ask her to. Realized I didn't have it hours and hours later, cashier at almost closing time said to me that he just wanted to have a night without any more customers when I attempted a purchase when I went back to get the card . So he may be off putting sales around closing time, I got the impression he'd already counted his cash drawer 30 mins before closing time”
220 Lincoln St, Hoquiam WA 98550
“Last visit was during a big remodel so really can't review. They did have great coffee I assume they still do . Machines that grind the beans per service and delicious varieties.”
201 Lincoln Street, Hoquiam WA 98550
“This has become our family's go to! They are always so friendly and greet us daily. They genuinely care about there customers and treat us like one of the family when we swing by day or night always ready to help. Always hot fresh food and if not they will make it on the spot so it is. We could pick from 20 other stores in town but they Always make you feel welcomed.”
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