Wolf Creek 76

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  Deli was not open on a Wednesday afternoon and since that seemed to be the only highlight of the 76 Station for previous visitors I am very comfortable giving this place a single star.  Skip it!  
  
  Oh wait, the gas attendant was super energetic and friendly so stop and get gas there but stay in the car.  The store was tired and the floor was mysteriously lumpy.  
  
  The bathroom building at the edge of the parking lot was frightening in broad daylight...horror-movie-someone-went-outside-in-­their-underwear-of-course-they-are-going-to-get-­killed-scary!  
  
  If I HAD to get gas there again, I would try the papusas food truck across the street...probably a better bet.

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  Posted on 05.17.13 E J C.

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  Driving on I-5 for some time and need to poop?  But, you're not sure about testing the waters of random places on the side of the freeway...
  
  Someone else in your vehicle is hungry for more than cheetos and red bull?  But, jesus h christ, where can you actually get some real grub off of I-5...
  
  Driver mentions they need gas too...where to go?
  
  Here, the trifecta, poop, grub, and gas at a clean place that has a little deli attached that serves up edible pasta salads and sandwiches.
  
  Now in my rotation for those long I-5 drives.

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  Posted on 10.21.12 Chris D.

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  Stopped at Wolf Creek Grill and Deli for gas and lunch on way north to Eugene.  Friendly folks and a great cheeseburger!  Needs a bit of a facelift inside but the food was delicious.

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  Posted on 07.22.12 Linda P.

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  They have a sandwich in the deli/cafe adjoining the mini-mart which is called the "18 Wheeler," and it's aptly named for the 18 layers of meat and cheese in it. It is certainly the best rural deli sandwich I've ever had. Highly recommended!

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  Posted on 09.14.07 Rick E.

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