Ray's Food Place

B T

Through apathy, neglect, and willful mismanagement, Ray’s betrays the trust of the community it purports to serve, and here is Exhibit A. Nothing else can nor should attempt to explain away the highly-visible presence of an abandoned vehicle within Ray’s parking lot, unattended for over half a year now, and heavily vandalized by area homeless people. Rocks, boards, and broken glass lay strewn about, testament to a frightening late-night episode of lawlessness witnessed by neighbors whose properties have the misfortune of sharing a boundary with this long-standing household name of an Oregon grocery chain. Ray’s is often the first stop for the many tourists drawn to Sisters for its eclectic variety of local artisan-owned shops in a friendly small-town setting. And here Ray’s presents, on prominent display for all to see, a contrarian image of danger, blight, and corporate cynicism. This is not who we are as a community and the owners of Ray’s must step up and do better for the sake of its neighbors and patrons alike. Our concern here (along with others like it) has been made known to the city’s exemplary police department, but Ray’s, as a private entity, must make the next move.

Anna Karren

Friendly service, their selection is hit and miss they have somethings I can't find elsewhere but they also lack products that I for. They are fairly expensive on most items

Richard N

Great store. They have a green bag drop off and you can get store credit for your green bags. They have a good selection of food at prices that are reasonable, considering that this is a small tourist town.

Linda Scott

Rays has a good selection of items, produce is good, store is clean and the help is very helpful, BUT prices are horribly high. Even their markdowns are sometimes more than regular prices at at other stores. We shop there for emergencies only. We drive 50 miles round trip for the biggest share of our grocery shopping....much, much cheaper!!!!