Best and only shop in town. Cuyuma is a small town with a big heart. Pizza is pretty good for the…read moremiddle of no where. Will be back.

They have a little bit of everything, yet at the same time they don't have a lot of anything. If I…read morelived here in the middle of nowhere I'm sure I'd be happy to have someplace offering a can of soup or a bottle of water, though. I checked out their "deli" next door looking for a cold sandwich to take back to the campground with me but was disappointed to see only burgers, pizza, and such was offered.

Excellent stop for supplies or a quick snack before heading on a mountain adventure. They have an…read moreexcellent selection of food, medical supplies, alcohol, and cigars. They have a whole walk-in, refrigerated beer cave! I've stopped be here a few times for the deli. They offer good sandwiches at a reasonable price. This time, my friend and I tried the cheesesteak and the pastrami. Both were good and came with a side salad. Staff were very friendly and there are some nice tables outside with a good view. The restrooms are also clean.

Hello beautiful people of Frazier Park. We were looking for nails but they didn't have any. thats…read moreokay because there is a massive collection of alcohol. Man sees alcohol man is happy. Thank you Mountain View Market, we got absolutely sht faced. 10/10 experience

Had some delicious sandwiches here. It's a really popular spot, with a lot of locals there. The…read moregrocery store itself is large and diverse, with a huge variety of items. We got a reuben and an Italian-style sandwich, both of which were very solid. Parking is easy, and there's a great area to sit and eat outside. Big fan!

Great market. Stayed for few days and got marinated carne asada and marinated chicken and was…read moreawesome. A little pricey but worth it.

Service and food are amazing. The food is quality made and the service is always friendly and…read moreprofessional

I love this sandwich place, sandwiches are full of meat and delicious! The salads are also good.read more

Stopped by Peasant's Deli and ordered the Tuna Sando and the Kobe Sando…read more The Tuna Sando immediately jumped into my top three tuna sandwiches I've had. It was loaded with flavor from the Conservas Ortiz white tuna, boquerones, piquillo peppers, egg, arugula, and tonnato sauce. Honestly, I took one bite and completely forgot to take a proper picture. That's usually a good sign. We also tried the Kobe Sando, which was very tasty as well. The bread was a little firmer than I personally prefer, but it still worked well with the sandwich and didn't take away from the overall experience. We sat outside along the side of the restaurant and really enjoyed the seating area. Inside, the deli is just as interesting. They have displays of aged meats and a walk-in room arcade that feels like a hidden gem. It's a unique touch that adds a lot of character to the space. What really stood out was the staff. Everyone we interacted with was genuinely friendly and welcoming, making the experience even better. Great food, great atmosphere, and great hospitality. Can't wait to come back and work my way through more of the menu.

I've been a customer of the deli since they opened. Anyone who says anything bad about this place…read moreis going to have to fight me (I'm talking about you, "Josh S."). For anyone who's been lucky enough to try Katz's or the OG Carnegie in NYC, Langer's or Greenblatt's in LA (not bothering to include Canter's) -- Peasant's has better pastrami. Better than any of them. Period. I've seen them make it 3 or 4 different ways. Usually they serve 2 or so styles at a time. It's always fantastic. Their Godfather is a take on the Bay Cities Godmother. A pretty great one at that. Their jamon is incredible. They just get that great sandwiches are made first and foremost with great ingredients. There is no hiding quality on a sando, and they don't try. The portions are huge, and it's all so, so good. You can't go wrong here.

I have been going to Kohnen's for decades. I am often in the Bakersfield and Tehachapi areas for…read morework, and we always stop in for a great meal when passing through on road trips. Tuesday, March 10th, we traveled to Bakersfield to pick up a vehicle I had purchased, and of course had to stop by Kohnen's. My wife and I split a Tuna and Cheddar Panini, and a loaded Turkey (we arrived too late for Sourdough!!). It is difficult to walk away without a mini-pie (try them all, but blackberry is freaking amazing!!). As always, Danelle was there with her typical congeniality and work ethic! We love her!! And I got to tell her about her doppelgänger in a restaurant in Yucaipa!! They do exist!! In summary, eat at Kohnen's!! Say hi to Danelle!

I visited Kohnen's Bakery Tehachapi yesterday with my family, and this was honestly one of the…read moreworst customer service experiences I've ever had. I only purchased two items -- one cream puff and one slice of cheesecake -- but the cashier charged my card THREE times due to repeated mistakes. Here's exactly what happened: 1) My first card (Card A) was charged $11.20. The cashier asked me if I wanted a receipt, and I said yes. Then she told me the receipt didn't come out because the transaction "didn't go through," and asked me to provide my card again. 2) I gave the same card again, and this time she charged $11.69. 3) Then again, she told me that it didn't go through, so I used a different debit card (Card B), which was charged $11.20. While sitting at the table with my family, I immediately checked my bank account and thought I had only been charged twice. I spoke to a staff member at the store and requested a refund for one of the $11.20 charges, which was processed. However, today I realized I had actually been charged three times, meaning there was still another $11.20 that needed to be refunded. So I called the bakery and asked to speak with a manager. I spoke with someone named Danielle. I calmly explained the entire situation and told her I would send all my receipts and bank transaction records by email so they could double-check and confirm everything. She said ok and gave me their email address, but it was very long, and I was concerned about making a mistake while writing it down. So I politely asked if she could text me the email address instead. Her response was extremely rude -- she said, "I'm not required to do that," and told me to just write it down myself if I had a pen and paper. Although I was already uncomfortable with her attitude, I carefully wrote it down and sent the email. However, the email bounced back as invalid, even though I had confirmed the spelling with her multiple times over the phone. When I called again, Danielle answered and said, "Ma'am," in a very dismissive tone, and told me that they had found the three charges and had already processed refunds for both $11.20 transactions. I tried to confirm which card the refund was going to, since I used two different cards, but after putting me on hold for a long time, she read off a card number that was not mine. When I told her that wasn't my card, she insisted those were the only transactions for $11.20 yesterday and told me to "check my bank in a few days" and call back if the refund doesn't show up. And, she didn't apologize for the mistake, even though they charged my cards three times and wasted a significant amount of my time. Even yesterday, when I asked for an apology, I only received one reluctantly after I pointed out that they had made a mistake -- and even then, the response was dismissive, as if I should just accept it because they were "taking care of it." The attitude throughout this entire situation was rude, unprofessional, and extremely frustrating. The cheesecake was very good. But because of this experience, I would never come back. We drove all the way from Los Angeles to Tehachapi with my family, expecting a pleasant visit, but this bakery completely ruined the day. Being charged a total of $34.09 for just two small items due to repeated errors is unacceptable. If your staff cannot properly process payments, they should not be working as cashiers. Situations like this should never happen. What's even worse is that after making multiple mistakes, there was not a single sincere apology -- only attitude, dismissiveness, and instructions for me to keep checking my bank and call back again. My time is valuable. This entire situation could have been avoided if things were handled properly from the beginning. This was an extremely unpleasant experience, and I am very disappointed. Cf) For reference, the other $16.05 receipt is for bread that my brother purchased.

Locally owned favorite! I work at a school in Taft and can always count on Route 33 to provide me…read morewith a quick & easy delicious sandwich! Everyone is always friendly, too.

I ordered a hot pastrami sandwich. Unfortunately, it wasn't on rye bread. The meat was too…read morestringy for my taste. I will give this sandwich shop another try though..

Tony makes the BEST breakfast burrito in the valley! Great breakfast and sandwiches.read more

We stopped at this pretty little gourmet market to charge our Tesla on a business trip from LA to…read moreSan Luis Obispo. There are 8 charging stations. While charging, we wandered around the market to look at all of their high-end goodies. You will pay full retail plus here, but you're paying for convenience. We got stuffed olives, Crunchmaster Avocado Toast crackers, cheese, and a large bag of Cowboy Jerky for our hotel room. They also have a deli where you can order sandwiches and sides; homemade desserts and pastries; coffee; produce; wine ; and lavender bath products. There's one small bathroom for guests, and a dining area to sit and eat and wait for your Tesla to charge. All in all, this is a great little stop to charge your battery, stretch your legs, and browse a very cute little high-end market.

Woody's Butcher Block absolutely lived up to the hype. I ordered the single-patty burger, pulled…read morepork taco, brisket taco, coleslaw, and potato salad, and every single item was outstanding. The burger was juicy and flavorful, the tacos were packed with delicious smoked meat, and the sides were fresh and complemented the meal perfectly. As someone who visits this area often, this will definitely become a regular stop. Highly recommend!

We pulled into Woody's based on a desire to eat Central Coast BBQ but to do it fast because we had…read morean appointment in L.A. and needed sandwiches. All 4 of us ordered the Tri Tip sandwiches. The tri tip was very flavorful! probably the best tri tip I had ever had. TH=here was some good smoke flavor in that meat. Sliced very thin, it was so easy to eat. No fighting the meat. Bread was buttered. BBQ on the side was Sweet Baby Ray's. I found that the BBQ sauce took away from the sammich, so I did very little dipping. If I come again, which I hope I do, I will order that sammich, but prepared in the same manner in which they prepare the roast beef sandwich. We took some chile verde sausages home to try, and those have a strong and memorable chile taste. For people who do not like spicy, beware. For the rest of us it is a satisfying burn. It is a pork sausage. Wife denied the purchase of the blackberry habanero sausage, so I will be left wondering about those. We also grabbed their pesto mayo. We will be trying that this week. I think I would have liked it on my tri tip sammich. I love pesto on anything. Place ain't cheap, but what is?

This a really good place, people is very nice if I have the opportunity to come back, I will…read moreCame in again

I was so pleasantly surprised by the liquor selection at this store. High end, hard to find…read morewhiskeys in a grocery store ? from Yamazaki to Pappy they had it all - I am indeed awestruck . we stopped by to get a few supplies enroute YNP and were able to get almost everything we needed . Definitely very well stocked . Fruits ,veggies,Meds, toiletries ,water ,snacks and meat -you name it they have it .There is also a deli and a small bakery section . The staff was helpful and cordial .