Plaid Pantry

This is a good plaid to go to, access has changed over the years but the store itself doesn't seem to have changed much I was going to this store in the early 80's (1980's) and the entire neighborhood has taken on a whole new look since then but the plaid still remains.

Any convenience store that's not technically in Beaverton is better than any store that is.

Great staff good deals

Really cheap candy

Always open. Friendly staff.

Person name is "Mac" who says he is the manager is Racist and did discrinimation towards me. I was told he doesn;t have an Internet, cash only, I said okay. Then he demandedme to show him the cash. Doesn;t make a sense, right?!
Unprofessional, unethical behavior from this employee, if you're not happy go to work somewhereelse.... He threatened me to call police on me, for what ????? I did file complaint with headquarter.

Lots of convenient items but, whoever they got working there tonight on a Thursday is a bad choice. He is the most uncustomer service person I've ever met. He seemed annoyed that I was asking questions. I spent over $250 there tonight by the way.

Went in after a 10hr shift, looking to get an afterwork beer. Was met with, “I’m not comfortable selling alcohol.” Last time I checked, alcohol & tobacco are the main selling point of Plaid Pantry, along with snacks and such. Will not be returning, nor will I be, “comfortable” pumping your gas at Chevron.

Truly, I wish that I could give zero stars here. In all of my years of living, I've never felt so judged or discriminated by another human being. My 17 year old son and I stopped by the local Plaid Pantry to pick up some snacks. While I was there I figured I would pick up some cigarettes for myself and my mother. The gentleman at the counter asked my son for ID. I find it important to mention that he didn't ask me for ID. Since my son didn't have any ID on him, the clerk mentioned that he wouldn't be able to sell me any cigarettes. He proceeded to then state that if I wasn't "purchasing multiple brands, then it wouldn't be an issues". I asked the gentleman to take my mother's cigarettes back and he then said that he "couldn't sell me any cigarettes". The gentleman assumed that I would be purchasing cigarettes to give to my 17 year old son. Now I'm sure sure what kind of parents are out there, but really who is he to judge or predict what I'm going to do with the items that I purchase? Had my son been two years old, or five, or maybe even twelve years old, would you ask them for ID too? Where is the line drawn for them to ask a minor for identification?? Plaid Pantry reserves the right to sell you whatever they want based on the company that you keep. I'll take my business elsewhere.

Also, no need for any negative comments about my decision to smoke. That's besides the point here.

If I could, I would give them zero stars. The guy was at the counter was being a racist. He didn’t want to see me a juice because he taught I was an Autozone worker .

This places is always closed for a hour with a 10 min sign up from 10am to 11am. I sat here and watched 20 people come up, and see the sign and leave. Pretty sure plaid pantry wouldn't like to hear people leaving. But might want to resolve this issue before you get more bad reviews, and loose out on business.

DO NOT BUY DAIRY PRODUCTS HERE

I bought a brand new half and half at this plaid pantry and the expiration tag said 5/12/22 but when I poured it in my coffee it separated immediately and there were lumps. Clearly when the shipment came it probably sat out for a really long time without refrigeration. Super gross.

Go somewhere where else they don't deserve your business. Don't care about their customers. That what person at the counter said to me.