119 17th Street, Lynden WA 98264
“All staff were wonderful & helpful. Easily found what I was looking for. It may look like a small place from outside but they have such a great variety of products. They carry these candles locally made & each candle is labeled with a town within Whatcom County & each had a description about the town w/ historical facts. They each had a different scent. I thought it was pretty cool. I’m keeping these candles in mind when I want a unique special gift for someone for their birthday or Christmas. At the register I signed up for their rewards program & they had a coupon for $10 off your first purchase that I got to use. So my trip was well worth it!”
6896 Guide Meridian Road, Lynden WA 98264
“I got to this store often. The staff is usually very nice. Always saying hello when you enter the store. Today 9/1/26 I went in to get something and the cashier was yelling at a customer. I was astonished by his behavior in treating a customer this way. I have also seen this particular staff yelling at customers before. I will not be retuning during the day shift.”
1501 E Badger Rd, Lynden WA 98264
“This little market has saved me from making a trip to the grocery store multiple times! If it’s not just going in for the beer cave or a snack with the kids, they are saving me by supplying regular household needs.”
6911 Hannegan Rd, Lynden WA 98264
“Good gas prices with a cute country corner store attached. It has a large variety of snacks and drinks along with the best vape prices in town if you want to pick up a few at a time, beer cave, large wine selection, cheap milk and a variety of groceries and other items in the back.... My favorite place to stop ?”
6905 WA-539, Lynden WA 98264
“I love these guys I work right next door at Chad Chambers and this is very convenient for us and we are lucky because they have cheapest Gas in the county ,,, And they have great chicken sandwiches and poppers ..... Thanks Guys”
300 Main St, Lynden WA 98264
“Good selection of food, drinks, and hot case as well. Their chicken crispitos are the best. The only downfall to this store are the old pumps. I fuel up here for work and pray it's not freezing out because you can expect to hold the handle if you want gas to flow. #4 however works well most of the time, just some advice from a seasoned veteran! Staff is always friendly as well!”
1306 Birch Bay Lynden Rd, Lynden WA 98264
“In hindsight I should have called prior to taking car photos here but the people running the store were understanding and kind. Great market with a lot to offer and the cat that watches over the store is super cute. Will be sure to stop by and support more frequently when traveling down Birch Bay!”
112 Front St, Lynden WA 98264
“Pizza and other items are good, prices are decent, i stop by now and again for the clerks ?? their pretty chill if they all got fired and replaced i wouldn't go anymore ?”
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