Only 1 person working and the store wasn't too busy. She was very nice and helpful. The inside of…read morestore could use a modern make over.

The store is safe, clean and practiced. Lotto tickets and…read moregum bought. The worker was kind at checkout. Good service and store! Recommended!

A friendly bunch of people that work there! If you need help you get it immediately. The item's are…read moreabout a dollar more than Vons, and the non brand are not the best. But it's the only store till Oakhurst 30 minutes away. They have security camera's all over inside and outside. So your safe even if it looks dark outside. Remember California has a new bag law, to bring your own reuseable or you have to buy one for ten cents. Not bad.hhg Say hi, everyone in North Fork is super friendly!

One of the dirtiest unwelcoming stores I've ever had the displeasure it stepping foot in…read more They have locks on the toothpaste with items saying "smile, camera is watching you." Place is straight white trash. Unorganized and dirty. Last sell by date. Employees were unfriendly. I left without buying anything. Avoid at all costs but note not really another store for 25 mins away in Oakhurst.

Just stopped there this morning, went in to ask the cashier if she knows where as a traveler can I…read morezap my homemade lunch in a microwave around this town. She, Sandra, said: "You can use mine". Next time I'm gonna get my gas here. I went on with a smile and a will to support another local business, it came to be the Cool Bean Cafe, whom let me have that lunch on their veranda, no problem.

Cheapest gas in town. Super friendly cashiers. Sometimes it's a pain to get in and out of here…read morethough. It can get a little crowded since they have the lowest prices in town

It's the last place for gas before you enter the foothills and mountains. They have clean bathrooms…read moreand a decent selection of snacks and things, even an inflatable inner tube for Bass Lake.

The only gas station I fill up in before I head up the 41 into Coarsegold. Restrooms are clean and…read morea little pricey on the items, but it's a small shop in the middle of nowhere. Gas up and go. Today's snacks for the road: sugar free Red Bull and bbq flavored CornNuts!

Staff was very unfriendly, closing before the time showed on Google map. Everything sucks do not…read morecome!

I went in today and was just getting a soda eye drops and a bag of chips, total came out to 12…read moredollars, I hand him a 20 and he gives me 25¢ back. I hadn't realized because he put it all into a bag. This place is a horrible scam.

The store is very clean. The staff are friendly. Each department has an expert. If you're on your…read moreway to Yosemite National Park and you need a quick remedy (or even a quick snack), this place has it all. 5/5 recommend

Helps my mom with metal heath she.has been healthy for a year now its a good buisses…read more Thanks cvs

Great place to come if you forget something essential or just feel like having a burger and shake…read more Friendly staff nice place to relax on their deck.

can not wait to return this weekend- best sandwiches and pie around. Great food- prickly service,…read moreJUST LIKE WE LIKE IT!

Jones Store, up at Beasore Meadow (about half an hour above Bass Lake), was everything I hoped and…read moredreamed. (We lived in Bass Lake for 7 years and somehow never came up here when Jones Store was open -- well, today was the day.) It's a wonderful little spot in the high country, next to a beautiful meadow, with friendly, welcoming people and wonderful food. We learned that they have been in business since the 1930s (with an original cash register -- only cash here! No cards or checks)! And the building it's in -- with so much fun charm and decor -- has been there since the 50s. No electricity up here -- everything runs on solar, or generators or (like the colorful old fashioned fridges full of soda, water, and beer) on propane. The folks who run it shared that they go and stock everything for the store themselves: they go to Fresno (a one and a half hour drive each way) and do the shopping and bring the food up here themselves. And when you consider all that work, the prices are very reasonable (even if they would be high for Fresno). A delicious home cooked and extremely flavorful cheeseburger (on Dutch crust bun with grilled onions, tomato and pickles) with potato chips, which two adults can easily share, is $15. A huge piece of homemade pie with ice cream and whipped cream (again, which 2 adults can share), is $10. Hours are hard to find online but a sign there says it's open (summers only) Tues-Sun 10-4 or until the food runs out -- and sometimes it does run out so get there earlyish. There's lots of beautiful outdoor seating with views in every direction. Bodie (the Jones Store dog) might say hello. He was very friendly and chill when we were there. We got quite a few photos of this adorable place, both inside and out, as well as the menu board. Jones Store is completely unique -- anyone who likes cheeseburgers or homemade pie should definitely make the trip up!