A little rest-stop gas station with some basic groceries. A small selection of fresh veggies and…read morefruit, a small counter of ready-to-eat hot food. Don't come for dinner - breakfast or lunch would be best. Dinner is whatever's sitting in the warmer, our selections taste as you'd imagine. A Tamale is like rubber, corn dog looked too gross to eat so we didn't, and the chicken strips were dry, though they were probably pretty good fresh. Picked up some macaroni salad for a side; undercooked elbows drenched in mayo. Sweet people, service with a smile, convenient if you need something basic but I can't recommend anything they prepare.

There are not enough NEGATIVE stars in the universe that one could select upon to extol the fact…read morethat there isn't a single virtuous thing about the Shingletown store. Over about 43 years I've come through Shingletown with family, friends and on my own to points abroad. My parents moved near here in 2003 and I have been near now for 2. Of the Shingletown store, I can say this. Not all the employees have been rude arseholes but many are. They haven't always excessively over charged but they have always overpriced and now they are price gouging, not price marking and randomly changing prices on patrons. To boot, I'm all for redemption and someone getting on their feet but it also seems that over time quite a few employees tend to maintain their meth habits. I wouldn't trust these MAGA(t) phucks at all. You'll read the horror stories from other places. It's endemic to the central valley, north central valley and Redding area in particular. There are good people here but there are also a PLETHORA of tweaked out ChristoFascists who share that one billionth of a brain cell with the rest of MAGA(t).

I'd say this place is a pretty good mini-mart. Extremely friendly staff. Well stocked. Typical…read moreoverpriced. It's a good example of what happens when you name a place a thing and then that thing disappears. There's no more university but there's still a university market.

I don't shop here when the cashier, Friendly, is working because she is generally behaving…read morebitterly, throwing negative vibes and is often complaining and talking badly about customers. Having said that, they have a good selection and every other employee - especially Robin! - is genuinely amicable, helpful and pleasant. It's my favorite convenience shopping in the area because of the good vibes.

Every time my husband and I stop here on our way back from Oregon, we have such a good experience…read more To the point that I wrote down the name of this place in my phone and we will make it a point to stop here. Customer service is always great. My husband refers to this place as the "place in Redding with the nice lady." Definitely recommend!

Worst customer service in Redding! I would give them zero stars, but unfortunately, the lowest I…read morecan go is one. I thought I'd give them another chance, so we came in again tonight, but my initial conclusion about them having the worst customer service in Redding was confirmed. An old man behind the counter threw our items down on the counter. He didn't say a thing to us. No hi! No how my I help. No nothing. On top of that, the place smelled of sewer and matches. Maybe it's a cultural thing, but last time I checked, I was the one spending money there. Is it too much to expect friendly customer service? Let me warn you now. If you want friendly service, DO NOT GO THERE! I will NOT spend another dine in their store!

I'm a frequent customer and each time I've shopped at Sunshine it has been a good experience…read more Both of the young men that work most often have been very courteous and helpful. A specific time, I brought my grandsons with me and it was a fun and entertaining experience. Everytime they get a few bucks in their pocket the first place they want to spend it is at Sunshine. Thank you Adam. You made an impact on them

I stopped in here a couple weeks ago, I have to admit I hadn't been here in a while, but I was…read morereally surprised. It was really nice to be greeted and offered help. I've always thought of it as more of a convenience store but I honestly found the prices to be very competitive if not better than some of our local choices. BTW Have you seen the meat? We picked up a couple of New Yorks for under 10 bucks each and they were delicious! I have been going there two three times a week now, it's nice when you feel like somebody actually wants you to shop there. Thank you Caesar, The lovely lady that has been there for a long time and the the guy with the goatee (I feel guilty not knowing their names but I will) and to the owner, I think his name is Sonny I hope you'll forgive me if I'm wrong, lol thanks for keeping the prices reasonable, things are hard enough right now.

After spending a week visiting my mom in Shingletown, my family and I stopped here to get gas and…read moresandwiches for our 6 hour trip back home. I've been coming to Reeds for 10 years and have spent thousands of dollars here. In the past, we would always have a great experience in the deli and market. Today was different! I ordered 3 sandwiches and chips. After I paid, one of the women asked me if I wanted sourdough instead of French bread. I asked her if they are all out and can I see what bread options they have. She said they're not out but they need to bake more. Before I could make a decision, some blonde middle aged woman behind the counter snapped at me saying something about how they're not out, but they have to bake more, then slams her hands down on the counter and storms off. The first woman looks at me embarrassed and said to just ignore her. 20-30 minutes later, when they handed us our food, another older woman with tattoos rudely yells "well that was a hassle!" WTF!? A hassle? In what world, is it appropriate to act this way toward customers ordering food? RUDE af employees. The first woman with an accent that helped me at the register was the nicest of the three. The sandwiches were delicious, but I will NEVER order food from here again.

I LOVE Reed's. The sandwiches from the deli are so good! It's also nice having a grocery/hardware…read morestore close by so we don't have to drive down the hill when we need to just grab a few things. The grocery store is a little pricey, but that's to be expected as it's a mom and pop in the woods and not a chain grocery store in an urban area. We cannot imagine how challenging it would be if Reeds wasn't there! Oh and if you go to the deli, there is indoor seating. :)

I took a longshot hoping that this market may have what I needed for my Bo Ssam recipe (I usually…read moreplan ahead and order online) and I'm so excited to report that they had it (ssamjang) - along with a lot of other cool items that I wish I'd had time to peruse. The gentleman that helped me was kind and knowledgeable. Also - they were open on a Sunday, which is awesome. I love a little gem in Redding - encouraging my fellow Yelpers to give this place a try, you won't be disappointed!

Five stars alone for the home made roasted chili oil - be sure to go get a jar. This stuff is…read moreaddictive! I love the Hmong style chili paste with the roasted kaffir lime leaves, crispy anchovies - whatever they put in it it is delicious. The rest of the market has only dried, frozen and canned goods. I didn't see any hot food when I went, but the chili oil is a must try!

Mike and Jo retired and sold out. I don't know who bought it but I do know that it's not a friendly…read moreplace to go anymore. When Mike and Jo were there they were always glad to see everyone who came in. Not so anymore. After 35 years of going there it will be a big change for me to pass it up. Central Valley and Redding will be my stores from now on. I wish Mike and Jo the very best in their retirement.

This little market in Summit City on the way to the Shasta Dam is very handy and just great! Well…read morestocked and a good variety for not being a huge building. The nice couple that own it, Mike and Jo, still run it and are always friendly and helpful. When I was a small boy I used to gather soda bottles and bring them to this very store for the deposits and buy balsa-wood airplanes and Bazooka Joe bubble gum; remember those days?

Great gas station with good diesel prices. It's only $4.60 here, while it's around $5.50 everywhere…read moreelse. Highly recommend it. Excellent service and great guys.

I go to Shasta School of Cosmetology right next door so I frequent this gas station three days out…read moreof the week. The brothers and rest of the family that own it are always so kind and accommodating! I bring my own lunch from home a lot (or buy Ramen from them) and they let me use the microwave without any problem ever. The two brothers that run a lot of the station are always so friendly and even gave me a free item on my birthday a week ago! I enjoy supporting local places that treat their community with kindness and old-fashioned neighborly friendliness. Come here to get gas and snacks the next time you need to fill up or eat! You will be pleasantly satisfied!