Such a great find if you're looking for farm raised, taste good, fresh, clean proteins. Was…read morelooking for exactly this and found a rec on social media. Drove up from Roseville and so glad we did. Great pricing, fresh meats, delicious, tender beef, steak and pork and chicken farmed by a neighbor. If you're curious and concerned about what you're eating, come here. Can't say enough great things about the service, quality and pricing. Thank you .

This store is very small so if you pass it loop back around as you will be missing out! I just…read moremoved to Marysville from Yuba City and was looking for a meat market on this side of the bridge. Google had me going in circles but day 2 I found it. Grabbed some of their steak fajitas. FABULOUS! Oh my goodness the meat is trimmed and very soft, the marinade is flavorful! The man behind the counter was very nice. This is a real butcher shops fajitas he was back there cutting meat up when I arrived. They have bundles that look good. Talking with my daughter about going in on one. Can't wait! I'll be back for sure.

Bought a pack of ribs yesterday...pulled them out of the refrigerator to put on the grill today and…read morethey were rotten...took them back no refund or replacement.....not going back to that store for anything...not worth my time or the gas

What a fantastic butcher counter! Every time I stop in, I'm impressed with the quality and…read morefreshness of the meats. Their fajita mixes are a lifesaver when I need a quick, easy, and delicious dinner--they're always perfectly seasoned and ready to go. While the market itself is small, it's thoughtfully stocked with just about everything you could need if you don't have time (or the patience) for a big grocery store run. From fresh produce to pantry staples and dry goods, they do a great job of curating a solid selection in a compact space. On top of that, the customer service is excellent. The staff is always friendly, helpful, and willing to answer questions or make recommendations. It really feels like they care about both the products they sell and the people who shop there. Overall, it's a hidden gem that combines convenience, quality, and great service--well worth the visit!

0 complains here. The service is great and fast. The meat cuts are quality and you will never get…read moreno weird tasting meat. The location and bathrooms are always clean. They also have homemade food that is delicious! The parking lot could be hard to get out of when there is major traffic but it's worth it. We have preordered tamales for Christmas and they were so good. I recommend this place to anyone.

I spotted this place on highway 70 while driving back to Sacramento airport from a family event in…read moreChico. Located in Marysville right next door to a dollar store along the train tracks, it reminded me of the El Torito markets now gone from where I lived in Leucadia (coastal San Diego). Nobody had recommended it to me. I didn't look up the reviews. I just parked and went in on a hunch for lunch. The place is bright, neat and clean. The staff is friendly, attentive and helpful. There is a window to order food next to a small, quiet in-store dining area. I ordered a carne asada torta to go. The bun was fresh and aromatic. The beef was good, not over-seasoned and topped with lots of onions, a slice of red tomato that was actually red, and perfectly ripe avocado slices -- all for just over $10. There is a separate counter for bulk catering orders, and a separate meat counter (carneceria) where the fresh meats are neatly presented. A small fresh vegetable cooler is practically curated. There are a few shelves of canned goods as well. There are coolers with drinks, though I couldn't find my favorite Sidral apple soda which is my beverage of choice at my favorite Mexican food restaurant, Karina's which is still in business on coast highway in Leucadia. But that was not worth complaining about because I found a bottle of tasty mango soda instead. The restroom was spotless with rapid hot water at the sink (a rarity in restaurants of any ilk) and ample paper towels. This kind of service and presentation does not happen by accident. It is obvious that ownership and staff take great pride in their business. Nothing trendy or exotic here, but if you're hungry for straightforward Mexican meat, beans, rice, chips, tortillas or chicharrones, and you are anywhere near the center of Central California, El Torero is the place to go.

What I liked most about Holiday was their quiet, clean atmosphere. It's an odd grocery store,…read moreselling everything from Amy's organic frozen dinners to every kind of jerky you can imagine (most you don't want to). But I liked it. I bought gummy snacks and eggs though, so it's not like I was looking for a really high-end experience anyway.

Nice, quiet, clean. Pretty much everything you can ask for in a grocery store. The prices are…read morepretty good and the staff is friendly. The cashiers always strike up a conversation while they're helping me. The deli is fantastic. Sometimes you can find a rough crowd hanging around the front but I've never had any trouble. (Dang, I'm sure I just jinxed myself!). All is all, worth checking out.

Best spices ! I love the tumeric ! Best one I ever had. I…read morelive in the bay area and every time I visit Marysville I have to get some spices from here

Wide variety of spices and tea blends. Check it out! My favorite was the rose tea. I love it.read more

Best sweetest peaches!! I need to know what fruits are in…read moreseason there do they have brochures like Brentwood has??!!

I look forward to the Yuba City Farmers Market on Saturday's just to buy a pie or two! The crust…read moreis amazing and the variety of pie flavors are spectacular! I highly recommend them...enjoy!

For the better part of the last 30 years (since moving to Yuba City from SoCal in '86), I have…read moredriven past Harringer's Meat Locker/Processors - usually on my way to Winco or crossing over to Hwy 99, and wondered why I never see any vehicles parked (nor people) outside Harringer's storefront. After reading some of the posted reviews (on Yelp), I'm beginning to understand why, and I find myself very reluctant to become another dissatisfied, if not disillusioned, customer. What should people should know about doing business with many of the 'mom & pop' shops (e.g. Harringer's) in the greater Yuba City is that customer service is a lost concept . I am surprised that many such shops here in this area manage to stay in business for as long as they do. Perhaps they also engage in some side enterprise(s) to maintain a mere storefront . . . . ? Now, in all fairness to the mom & pop enterprises that still proliferate the Yuba-Sutter area, I manage to maintain my frame-of-reference with respect to Yuba-Sutter's demographics - specifically the general populace that patronizes local businesses. Given some of the written content of those (very) few who've bothered writing reviews, I shouldn't be too surprised that their (meat) orders were not filled according to their expectations - so far to say that clear communication is shall always be an essential component to competent customer service. Pursuant to living in So. Yuba City, I invariably do the bulk of my grocery shopping at Winco. (Which by the way, Winco's customer service, by my experience, is actually very good!) However, given Winco's proximity to Harringer's, it's an educated guess that Harringer's (apparent) sparse customer base probably shops at Winco, as well. Aside from the presentation of customers typically seen at the local Wal-Mart, I've seen those very same customers ALSO at Winco. Departing Winco's parking lot onto Franklin Ave., I often find myself bemused with this haunting thought: How on God's green earth did so many peckerheads (and slipshod mom & pop shops) end up in Yuba City?

He was a great butcher before he retired i miss the sausage seasoning he would useread more

Visited March 22 2026. Note..I hope i find my receipt…read morebecause I need to add my points since they couldn't locate my phone number! This place is always wonderful. Love their fruits and veggies. I like the artichokes with the long stem as that is how they are served in Italy! Bought some fruits and veggies and some samosas and salads. I also picked up a nice bottle of wine ( used to be a wine club member at Wise Villa). They didn't have Picanha meat which is why I went in there and then remembered the Chico location carries it! Super friendly cashier! Indoor and outside casual seating. DOG friendly outside seating area. Ps. Their coffee ordering area is always very busy!

New Earth is one of those places that feels good the moment you walk in. The smell is incredible,…read morewarm and inviting, and they carry almost every health or specialty ingredient you could possibly need for non traditional or clean recipes. Their prices on grass fed meats are reasonable, their sushi is excellent, and the deli is always delicious. I also love that they have a small seating area if you want to eat there. The bathrooms are clean (which says a lot), and the staff is genuinely friendly every time I'm there. They offer an impressive selection of essential oils and natural remedies, and their organic produce isn't overpriced. It's clear they care about quality, health, and the customer experience. If you're looking for real food, clean ingredients, and a place that actually feels good to shop in, New Earth Market is it.

This was a Yuba City landmark for decades, largely because of Dan the Incredible Butcher and his…read moreperfectly aged & trimmed gourmet meats, hard-to-find items, like the local-made Remoulade Sauce and Tomato-Basil dressings, gourmet BBQ sauces, fresh crab... BUT NO MORE! The place sold a month or so ago. The new owners got rid of Dan and most of what he stocked: the stuff people like us regularly made special pilgrimages from miles away to get. Now--- its fast degrading into "just another over-priced, Indian-owned convenience store," where the service is rude at best because management has neither care nor respect for the customers. Holiday dinners will never be the same at a lot of Yuba-Sutter homes, without the 1500 lbs. of velvety prime rib Dan stocked in for us on holidays, and his recipe suggestions. Never again will I see Warrens' caller ID on my cell phone because Dan is calling to let me know "the fresh Dungeness crab is in, how many do I want?" and he'll put by a jar of Remoulade Sauce and a sack of ice for me till I pick it up during lunch hour, so it stays good in my ice chest till I get it home after work. RIP Warren's Neighborhood Market. We miss you.

Last time I visited was indeed, the last time I will ever visit and I let that be known and why as…read moreI walked out. It hit my nostrils when I walked in the door; the store now has an unsavory odor. With Dan gone, and a new owner, the place has gone other world, the meat downhill to the bottom. Though raised on a farm on which we raised our own meat, I didn't recognize a single exotic cut of meat in the display case, plus, the identifiers were written in a foreign language. When asked for an explanation of various unrecognizable cuts, the speech of the two meat cutters behind the counter was indecipherable to me. When I asked where the roasts, etc., were, one of the lads went into the back and brought out an over the hill looking slab of meat wrapped in plastic wrap. I finally said, "this just won't do," and left. I wouldn't trust the dodgy looking meat at any price. As another poster said, RIP Warren's Market.