Her prices are insulting. Ive been there 3 time in over 2 years and nothing has moved or…read morechanged...still the same things I saw before....and she watched me like a hawk, when I said "too steep" she told to go shopping at portola thrift stores. I little 8" colander with damage isnt worth $50..it wasn't even antique!!

Finally made it to Graegle area this weekend. It was as beautiful as everyone said it was!…read more In addition to exploring the area we love looking for treasures and my wife found two nightstands for our guest room after looking unsuccessfully for some time. Marcia was very friendly and helpful and even shared some history about the 100 year old Graegle School building her business occupies. We will be back and can't believe this woodsy beautiful place is only an hour from our home!

Graeagle Mercantile is the most charming little store! I stopped in during my wedding weekend and…read morefound the cutest sweatshirt, along with the most special keepsake to celebrate the occasion. Nancy might just be one of the nicest people! I mentioned that it was my wedding weekend, and she went out of her way to help me find the perfect gift to commemorate it. She is truly the salt of the earth and made the experience so personal and memorable. If you're in Graeagle, this shop is an absolute must-visit. Beautiful, thoughtfully curated items and the kindest service you could ask for. I can't wait to come back!

I purchased 2 bags of Frontier Soups and made one of the when having company over. The beans were…read morecrunchy after 8 hours in the crockpot. So I decided to cook them overnight expecting that by breakfast they would be just perfect. Nope, still crunchy. After a google search I learned that the beans were old. I caution you in purchasing edibles at this store. I had to toss the soup after paying $12 for a bag of lentils. The older lady working the store was a delight though!

Love this store! Linda does a great job selling local, fair trade and Eco items. She has amazing…read moretaste and I find it impossible to leave this store without at least one item! She is also a very sweet person, has has put her heart and personal touch into everything she feels.

I it is by far my favorite store in Greyeagle love…read moreeverything about this store. Lots of beautiful eclectic things to check out. It's very clean inside and very well organized and the people who serve you do a fantastic job. Very friendly and really helpful. And also it's not overpriced.

The store really has everything! We had a ton of little small things we needed and ask him for help…read moreand she delivered! Offered some great suggestions and alternative ideas (clamp too small? Try this auto clamp!) and the rest of the team there was super friendly! Sometimes I don't always feel so welcome in small towns, but I did here!

Love having this handy little shop locally! We visit one if not two times every stay and they…read morealways are helpful and have exactly what we need! Plus you can't go wrong with all their fun decor for decorating!

This is everything you'd expect from a neighborhood hardware store and more! I can easily spend an…read morehour meandering up and down the aisles. I've been to this store a number of times and always find exactly what I need (and usually other must haves too) on my last visit I came in for paint. I needed just the right shade of yellow to make my original 1950's bathroom tiles pop! The owner herself helped me out. Gotta love these small town businesses I'll be back again and again!

That had a decent enough selection of fishing spinners/lures including some nice Panther Martins…read moreand Rooster Tails. I broke my cheapy fishy pole and bought a nice replacement there. Customer service was friendly...Lady was super nice. Hope her shoulder is better after moving the snowblower out on sidewalk for display!

So I am about to go camping out here again this weekend and that made me remember this place and…read moreour past visit. Picture it, three years ago, during a really wet season even though it was May there was still a lot of snow on the ground. So my dad is driving his tank of a truck and we reach this long path of snow on the road so he decides to cut a path. Ok, no biggie, he is doing it super smart. Nice, slow and easy. Well my friends and his best friend keep calling him names that I cant type here and he finally decides to GUN it to finish off the trail as I decide this is a good time to get out of the truck and film it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cu0DBNroJs0 So he high centers himself with all four tires off the ground. GREAT TIMES! No shovel, no flashlights, no water BUT plenty of beer so we are GOOD TO GO! We start walking back, all five of us, sun goes down, water coming down the hills from the snow, feet wet, getting cold, havent had dinner BUT STILL DRINKING BEER. 6.5 miles later in the pitch dark we arrive at camp and start a roaring fire to warm up. My dad was not a happy camper having to leave his truck out in the middle of no where over night. So first thing in the morning we drive into town with my truck and stop off at this place. This place is AWESOME! I mean not just mom and pop awesome, just down right BAD ASS! Has more things than you can ever imagine. Crazy thing is it is like organized clutter if that makes sense. The owner was super friendly and got a good chuckle out of the story even though my dad wasnt laughing. We bought three shovels and some heavy duty chains. We even mingled for a little bit in this store kind of making a mental list of future needs if we needed them. Anyway, long story not so short, we were able to dig the truck out of the snow after a couple hours of digging and we proceeded to drink MORE BEER as a little quasi celebration. Things were good again and we will never forget the little journey and store that helped us.

I have been traveling to Loyalton, CA for 35 years and I had never stepped foot in this store until…read moretoday. What an amazing adventure I had, and I only shopped in one aisle! This store is packed with all sorts of gems. I would recommend this store to everyone. I could see myself getting a gift for anyone I know. It had everything you could think of. I purchased a set of Zak recycled confetti bowls in red, white, and blue, they are beautiful! Oh, I will be back. :)

My husband and I purchased a new wood stove from Quincy Hot Spot in October 2024. They measured…read moreincorrectly and as a result the stove was 2 inches too short. To make it functional, they placed the stove on bricks until a permanent solution could be obtained. The business clearly took responsibility for the mistake and said they would "make it right and we mistakenly took them at their word and paid them in full. Needless to say, out stove is still up on bricks and after contacting them countless times, we still have no resolution to problem. The owner, Chris even hung up on us. We have taken matters into our own hands and will be seeking restitution for our costs through the court system. Do yourself a favor and choose another company, they do not stand behind their work and customer service is non existent. If I could give them zero stars, I would.

A wonderfully local owned shop. They have a bunch of cute gift ideas as well as a variety of wood…read morestoves. They even sell wood pellets for ever growing popular pellet stoves.

Such an artistic flare! Karen is delightful, creative and all her merchandise American made. I've…read moregiven my camping buddies the floor sacks with trailer. Brings a smile to my face when I use it! Can't go wrong ordering from A Bit of Beach!