Sunriver Marketplace

Awesome customer service! We arrived just minutes after closing time. They unlocked the door and let us grab our 3 items! Thanks ladies!

Ill mannered and overpriced.
I was shocked at prices that were easily double what a normal store charges, so I limited my purchases to enough to cover dinner and breakfast the next day. Frozen hash browns, bacon, eggs, milk, a loaf of bread, some chips and salsa, three crappy frozen pizzas, NINETY FOUR BUCKS!!!
The loaf of bread was priced at two dollars on the shelf, but I was charged $ 3.50. When I told the cashier, she treated me like I was an idiot trying to rip her off, then proceeded to be rude for the remainder of the transaction.
Avoid this place like the plague.

Do not be fooled by the sign on 97 that clearly says «GAS» but directs you instead to this looney bin. Continue on to La Pine where there are normal people, right on 97, who will actually fill up your tank, smile, and restore your faith in humanity.
The guy pumping gas here at Sunriver marketplace is dangerously hostile and should not be in contact with the public in any capacity. The girls behind the bakery counter were not at all surprised, and unabashedly thrilled that someone was complaining about this cretin. The manager was very nice and tried to pump my gas but could not figure out how to charge the sale — for which I was charged two dollars — and so wasted thirty minutes of my time, which was all the more annoying because it was snowing heavily.
The rest of my interactions on the gorgeous mountain pass from Bend to Klamath have been delightful. Avoid this gas station at all costs. I’m sure the market is fine.

Well stocked grocery store. You will find everything you need with the help of the friendly staff.

If you’re stationed in Sunriver for any period of time, this marketplace is the most convenient of options for your food, beverage and gas needs. It’s a scaled-​down version of your average grocery store with a few little surprises tucked inside, such as a liquor store.
While those thinking ahead may stock up in Bend before checking in to your vacation home/​rental, this is a solid backup for whatever you may have forgotten. Or if you procrastinate, you can find pretty much everything here, with the understanding that the size limits overall selection. It’s by no means just a convenience store, but instead a full-​service grocery. It’s just on the smaller side. However it beats the hell out of the 40 minute round trip in to Bend to stock up. Especially since you can ride your cruiser over from anywhere in the SR complex and get yer goods.
While I trend toward more natural, organic selections in my normal course of shopping (so if I lived in SR full time, this wouldn’t be my normal haunt), the products here are on average better than Safeway, so that’s good.
Extra stars for location and convenience. And the liquor store!

Gayle and I were on the way back from Pasco WA on a fine Tuesday. We had already gassed up at Biggs Junction (I-​84 and US 97) and were in good shape tank-​wise as we passed Bend. However, since we planned to stop at Crater Lake on our way to Klamath Falls, I figured that a proactive stop at a service station was in order. Plus I figured that this was the Sunriver Resort area, there might be a good lunch opportunity. And if we had more time, maybe a stop at Lava Butte and a closer look at the resort map would have been in order.
We found a Shell station next a somewhat tattered at the edges grocery store. Their deli and associated café offerings were unappealing, so we settled for some snacks to continue our journey. The expanded wine and beer selection were certainly indicative of a vacation area, but the rest of the store had me wondering where the other places were located that people in this area go.
On the service station side, my idea to full up then turned out to be a very good idea as we were later being amazed as we drove the Rim Road of Crater Lake. But as long we have to put up with the antiquated ban against self-​serve gasoline, would it be too much to ask them to clean my windshield?

Well-​stocked, convenient grocer with reasonable prices and helpful people. Good selection of local beer. Postal services available, so you can buy groceries and send a package in the same transaction. Bypass Bend to stock up and fill up at this place.

This place was great. I pulled in, told them what kind of gas I wanted, gave them my credit card and geuss what? Yes indeed, they filled up my car. Most impressively they cleaned my windshield without my having to ask them which is something that very few gas stations donin Oree Gone.