Old school since 1898. Yes the prices might be high on some items but if you need it then you will…read moresurely find it here. We only came by for a couple of products and walked around the store to see the shelves stocked full of stuff one might need in an emergency. The vegetable and fruit section was fully stocked too.

Service on point. Great produce and meat department. Big selection of refrigerated products.read more

This is a small Walmart but they had what we needed in a pinch…read more I'm glad it was there to pop into and we did get a cookie for the road. Mine had sprinkles. It was fine. No complaints. Good service. Pretty clean

Walmart is what it is, you know? This specific location is in a great area, many shops and…read morerestaurants around. The staff here, however aren't very helpful. Check out lines are horrendous; this goes for self check out as well! Given it's the only Walmart in the area, if you're desperate, this would be the place to go, I suppose.

This is a tourist town on the the of nowhere just outside a national park. You have to grade on a…read morecurve. Honestly the selection here is impressive, you've got just about everything you need to stock your RV or vacation cabin, and at prices that aren't bad. For context we geared lack of selection up here and bought our groceries in Visalia, where's there's not a "regular" grocery store. We could have saved time and just shopped here. Even for the beer and wine. We went a few times and everyone was really nice, helps to live in a beautiful place!

This store had everything you needed. Everyone was very polite. They were a little expensive. But…read morethat was the only store in town.

When I think of Harris Ranch, I think steaks. That's it. Never would I have thought their bakery…read morepumps out some delicious pastries and desserts. The bakery is part of the country store, which sells such random housewares and souvenir-type stuff. They have a chocolate truffle case on one side and the other side, the pastries and desserts. The pastries looked delicious and I got a few to try. They also have bags of day-old cookies for a good price. Eclair 4/5* I'm not a huge fan of eclairs with the soft fudge on top instead of the hardened chocolate. Taste wise though, it was a good eclair. The cream isn't overly sweet and the eclair itself was a light dough. Napoleon 5/5* If there's something Harris bakery does right, it's flaky pastries. Surprisingly, this Napoleon stayed crispy the entire drive home and survive even in the refrigerator the next day. Many others I've had usually get soggy, but these layers of puff pastry stayed crisp to the end of every last bite. The cream was fluffy and not too sweet, and paired perfectly with the ripe strawberries. Banana Cream Pie 3/5* I love anything banana and just had to get it when my eyes landed on the perfect swirl of whip cream covered in chunks of buttery crumbles, atop a neat little mini pie. However, the pie itself was too mushy. The crust was soggy, with the smoothness of the banana cream, soft banana slices, and rich whip cream, everything combined was too much mush. It was also too sweet. I did enjoy the crumble on top though. That was the only saving texture. Strawberry Cream Horn 5/5* Wow these were so unexpectedly delicious! The horn is super flaky and delicate, filled from end to end with a light strawberry cream. On top, bits of dehydrated strawberries were not only beautiful but added a nice tartness and texture, contrasting with the silky cream. This was a great upgrade on your classic cream horn. Chocolate Chip Cookies with Walnuts 3/5* Nothing special. They tasted better the longer they sat out because they were crisper. I prefer my cookies to have sea salt for that good balance of salty and sweet, but these cookies were just one noted. Next time, I have my eyes set on this towering cake they had on the counter and of course, take home some of those yummy cream horns.

Highly disappointing to see the Country Store as of late…read more We have been going to Harris Ranch for as long as I can remember and I am 52 years old. It feels like our home away from home as we go back and forth from Northern California and to visit our family in Orange County. We always LOVED seeing the store and its unique gifts that filled the entire place. For some time, there looks to be maybe a quarter of what they used to have. So sad... I used to come and find a lot of my Christmas gifts for people during the holidays. This past Christmas, I went in and the place looked desolate. I was confused and wondered if I missed it all? I don't know if Harris Ranch is not doing well, but it really looks like they're struggling if you look at the empty feel of the store. We just left the shop now on our way back down to Southern California and once again shocked and highly disappointment. It was bad.. I really hope that whatever happening there gets better so that the store can return to the gorgeous shop that it once was.

Since I now have to make multiple trips between Bay Area and SoCal annually Bravo Farms has now…read morebecome a tradition. Even if you're not grabbing bbq, I like to grab some coffee or energy drink for the drive. This trip I forgot some gifts for family and shopped here for cutest bear figuerine and planes and mad libs for kids. They really have it all. And you can stretch your legs while you shop. Service is always friendly. There's always plenty of parking and bathroom stalls. Cute, convenient and clean. See you in a few months, Bravo Farms.

Stopped by for lunch. The young lady that was taking our…read moreorder was extremely rude and had such attitude, we ended up just leaving. We first asked her if they have any seafood choices, to which she said "no". Then we asked for a menu, and literally the first thing on the menu was a Salmon salad. We ordered that and a few more dishes and a hot tea. She rolled her eyes at us every time we asked about the dressing on the side or a substitute for a side. And then we asked for a cup of hot tea, and she hands us a clear plastic cup. I told her it would melt and she looked at me with such attitude, as if I said something offensive or inappropriate. She kept huffing and puffing and rolling her eyes. We ended up canceling the whole order and leaving. I don't know if she was just having a bad day or if there's lack of training, but it was very disappointing.

Younger guy Fa at the cash register was kind courteous and helpful. He helped me out and was really…read morenice about it. Saw him being kind to all of the customers who entered the store as well. Very great staff here. 5 stars. Will be returning. Selection of goods is A+ too. They have all the food Mexico candies and ice creams.

We stopped to go restroom. This store has everything you need. From laundry soap to tacos and…read moreburritos. They even have baby formula!! The store and the bathrooms are very clean. We got some snacks for the road and the cashier was very hice and funny!! He asked me "do you want a bag? I said no. He said do you want a receipt? I said no. He asked again do you want your card back? I said YES! Lol!!" I do want my card back! He was a young guy. This place has a gas Station too.

Fourth of July weekend we decided to head up to the cabin for some cooler weather. One important…read morestop before we head to the cabin was a quick visit to James store. Kernville was wall-to-wall people everyone enjoying the Mountains, sunshine, Kern, river, and America's 250th birthday. James store was busy as might be expected on the big holiday weekend. I headed to the meat department too many choices. I decided on 2 habanero and 2 black pepper chicken kebabs to barbecue and a 6 pack of carnation drumsticks for dessert. The store looked great decorated and fully stocked they were ready for 4 July holiday. Shelly my cashier was super, all check stands were open very little waiting. Our barbecued kebabs Saturday night were delicious seasoned perfect and the marinade just right. The drumsticks hit the spot as well. Happy birthday America

I neeeded that sandwich. Chill people. Good stuff in market I'll think of u sierra market if im…read moreever in Kernville again

If you're not Caucasian don't bother coming lol. I witnessed her telling a hispanic that they were…read moreclosed while i was in the store (yes they were closed at that point) and we were paying but then a white man goes and asks and she tells him what he needs and allowed him in. He wanted snacks lol. Ridiculous, because if we're allowing people in dont pick and choose. Especially because the other person had asked way before the Caucasian man. I regret even spending money there

Good food! Great service beautiful environment .. just a hop skip and a jump from Yosemiteread more

The cleanest looking supermarket I've seen. Stater Bros is a distinctively run, employee owned…read moregrocery chain and it shows. Visited here while charging in Mojave and picked up some Hint waters that were on sale. Stater Bros is the best store in this retail complex that has some vacancies.

The store looked beautiful, nicely stocked. We received great customer service from the employees…read moreat the meat department and the cashier. The produce was fresh and all looked great. I made chicken fajitas from the chicken and veggies I bought. Delicious! 1/4/26

It's been awhile since I've stopped by this store, but have nothing but fond memories…read more My grandmother lives a few blocks from the location and relies on this little market for her small purchases between grocery store trips. As she is in her 80s, the long distance trips are fewer and more far between, so the mere fact that this place is within close proximity of her home gives me peace of mind. You can find all of the basics here. Firewood, smokes, cold drinks, basic groceries, toiletries and other general merchandise - if you can think of it, the Country Store probably carries it. Service has always been friendly from what I can recall. There is always a smiling face behind the counter, and the staff are normally good for quick conversation. I've always been treated like family here. It's a nice feeling. The store is smack dab in the middle of a very small, rural town. You likely won't come across it unless you are intentionally in Squaw Valley. If you are here though, you can't go wrong.

Support this local business. Awesome people, as a relative newcomer to the area they made me feel…read moreat home. Not what I expected as a Washington transplant who used to live in Fresno in the 80's. I grew up on a farm in WA and these people are the real deal. I will go out of my way to support them and I suggest you do the same. Semper Fi.