Stop N Save

The store staff often attempt to scam me and my partner when we visit. They taxed our toilet paper, Wich is illegal in the US because it's an essential item. But not only is it illegal country wide, but illegal in the state of Oregon due to items sold here not being taxed. A pack of toilet paper that should have been $4 came close to $10 due to this hidden taxing, (the receipt even said $8 tax!) Wich was close to 250% illegal markup. Just don't go here period. They break a lot of rules/laws regarding things needing to be clearly priced. As they have a bar code scanner that's only available for employees. Absolutely ridiculous

My favorite little store to get Marlboro’s and my favorite beverage. They have a lot of COOL souvenirs to buy, not found many places. The owner is Hindi. His name is Singh, he is always very pleasant and his sister-in-law is great, too. I will continue to patronize this store to help out Singh and his family that came here to escape the poverty of India they have suffered and saved penny’s for many years to buy and operate this establishment. They truly appreciate the opportunities the US has for it’s citizens to rise above and enjoy the lifestyles it allows without prejudice. They are a welcome example of immigrants from abroad that make me proud to be part of our awesome country that gives people a chance to come up, then give back what they can to encourage further such immigrations. Who loves you Singh and family?

Good deli food and good service. They are friendly and fast. The samosas are delicious. They have good prices on cigarettes. They are very friendly and quick. Easy parking lot to pull in and out of. Open early and close late. Good coffee in the morning and good ham and cheese bars. Shop local!

Super friendly, helpful, family run store. They have kept my family happy and going since 2010. And before! Love them and they have good selection for a little store.

My total came to 5 or 6 dollars and I gave the lady a $20. I know I gave her a twenty because this was the first place I stopped after going to the bank. She gave me a $1.08 as change, and I told her that is wrong. First she acted like it would be a complex process to give me the correct change, but after she realized I wasn't leaving and there was customers in line behind me she pulled $12 out of the register and hastily gave it to me. Saying "That's the best I can do" and shooing me away... "The best she could do" is short change me less than she had assumed she could, and shoo me out the door? I'll be going to 7-11 from now on..