Ray's Food Place

Amy Johnsen

EXPENSIVE. I've often wondered how they can even keep their doors open by keeping such high prices on EVERYTHING. But I've come to realize that they are the only grocery store here, in our small little "Green district community ". Its just too far into Roseburg to grab a gallon of milk and loaf of bread. Last week I bought a head of lettuce, 2 tomatoes, and a bag of ice. all I got back from a 10$ bill was a little bit of silver. Super FRUSTRATING.

Toby Earley

There is always helpful staff in hand, and moderately priced food and sundries of great quality.

Curt West

I'm still trying to figure out if this is a grocery store or a charity collection agency. I don't shop there anymore because they're always hitting on you for a donation after you purchase your groceries. I find it to be a very rude practice since I donate to the causes I choose not what my local grocery store chooses for me. Make up your mind people are you going to sell groceries or strong arm people for donations

Suzie Gettys

Considering the pandemic, Ray's has gone above and beyond trying to keep everyone safe, this I truly appreciate, their staff had always been great and I've danced a few times with the young men stocking the shelves.. lol. If I couldn't find a product they would order it, that's what I love about them.. since they have gone to employee owned, I get the vibe the staff ain't happy, and the prices have gone up more than I can afford, however I always support local businesses and will continue to do so, hopefully they will be able to lower their prices and their customers will return in droves, otherwise I not sure about the future of stores who out profits before people, especially in the trying time's everyone is trying to make a dollar stretch.. their products are amazing, their staff the best I've ever seen and the store is always clean and well stocked..