Bathroom was super clean The girl inside at the register…read morewas cheerful Great stop just before you head up to the redwoods

Avoid it like the plague. Gas is way overpriced. Filthy mini mart. Stop anywhere else but here..read more

Had to stop by here before heading onto Hwy 199. I was almost out of gasoline…read more Here are some quick observations from my visit. 1. Reasonable gasoline prices. 2. Same price at the pump no matter if you use cash or card. 3. Nice credit card machine at pump. 4. Took a peek inside their food mart, but did not purchase anything. They have the standard convenience store products. Not a bad place to stop for gasoline if you are in California. If I was headed to Oregon on Hwy 101, then I would skip this station. Gas prices are lower in Oregon, and they pump your gasoline for you.

I came in here one morning and went to the counter to make a transaction. No one was there however…read moreI looked behind me and there was a young man on his phone texting. He finally looked up and saw me but decided not to acknowledge me. I actually had to ask him to come to the counter and make the transaction. When I asked him why he would not come and do business he proceed to argue with me. Not been back since.

Best fuel prices in the county. Clean bathroom and store. The staff has always been very helpful…read moreand pleasant.

First off, this gas station is so cheap! A lot cheaper than all the other gas stations around. I've…read morenever seen a screen so big on a gas station and it's all touch screen too. Second, this gas station has a water bottle filling station! I was so happy to fill up without having to purchase water. The store is organized so well inside with cute little signs everywhere. The bathrooms are super clean and well maintained. And of course, you can see so much elk in the area!

I wanted to treat my staffs with Mother's Day breakfast. Nowhere was open at 7 AM except the busy…read moreFort Dick Market. The young lady at the front counter said it's no longer Ellen's but instead simply FDM-Fort Dick Market. They had everything from the fresh donuts, cinnamon rolls from heaven, fried chicken wings and legs, breakfast burritos made with largest wheat tortillas with huge amounts of all kind of meat and cheese and eggs and potatoes! They also sell everything like soft drinks, coffee from Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, Mountain Dew and other favorites. The service was slow until another employee showed up to help out. The amazing thing is when no other restaurant is open, these three ladies are the only game in Crescent City and Fort Dick. Sunday morning is dead everywhere except at the impressive FDM! My occasional Mukbang Friends if you are in town and clamoring for excellent Sunday early morning breakfast, don't hesitate and go forth to my favorite FDM!!

The food is comfort food and always hits the spot! I enjoy getting picnic stuff and exploring the…read moreout doors.

It was 104 degrees out the day I visit Willow Creek. Stopped in at Redwood Market to grab a few…read morebottles of cold bottled water! Redwood Market is a full blown convenience store - you can get sandwiches, snacks, candy, beverages, toiletries, and more. And it's also a gas station! #RedwoodMarket

Convenient and has great sandwiches and salads!…read more I shoot over here when I need a beer run too!

Needed a quick bite on our way through Brookings and settled on this spot. It was very unassuming…read morefrom the outside. Just your classic market store serving gas station snacks and drinks with a deli. They have a ton of sandwich options both hot and cold. We settled on the Walk of Shame and the Cheesesteak. I really enjoyed my sandwich (walk of shame). The sweet pickles were a good choice to balance some of the heat. Pastrami and bread were great. My husband said he was let down by the cheesesteak. The meat itself was good but the veggies were a little undercooked and he said it was lacking cheese. Each sandwich comes with a fountain drink and chips.

Breakfast burrito was horrible,the tortilla was so hard that it was hard to chew...And the…read moresausage??? Where was it.It was full of potatoes and a tiny bit of egg and that was about it .....I would have paid a lot more and got something better...I won't be buying another one...Makes me wonder about the rest of the food they have there

Has gas, check. Has drinks, check. Has snacks, check. Can you ask for anything more than that? Oh…read moreyeah, a clean bathroom. I don't use it....,so I wouldn't know.

Great superstore with absolutely gorgeous Patty LaBelle's Southern Peach Cobbler that weighs a ton…read morewith fresh peaches and sugar with fluffy pastries and rock solid tan crust with absolutely gorgeous amount of cinnamon sugar in the dough priced at $6.99, so cheap and so good: I am in heaven and hell at the same time since I shouldn't indulge in this much sweetness! I love 88¢ mango and Avocado! Must go there to stock up on your fresh foods!

Today, I shopped at Walmart in Crescent City, CA. for salad veggies. Today is 1-20-2025. I was in…read morethe produce department at about 1:00 p.m. Went to find organic green bell peppers and found them and the radishes, just below the peppers. Both products were water logged from excess water from the spritzer. Both the bell peppers and the radishes had water inside their plastic wrappers, as well on a bit of frost on the a radish inside the organic radish bag. No, it was not mold, it was frost. They keep that section too cold for bell peppers and radishes. So, since I had not anticipated needing to drive around with greens and green onions in the car, while I shopped for the peppers and radishes at Safeway, the only sensible thing to do was just go get all my veggies elsewhere, and take them all straight home. The first time this happened was months ago, and I was unaware of the situation in the organic produce department and got home to find the radishes and peppers I had bought were inedible. The radishes were clearly saturated on the inside, with one side of the white part looking the normal white color and the other half looking grey and awful. This was just the result of being water logged and frost bitten. Anyone who gardens knows what I am talking about. Also, the bell peppers had large soft, soggy spots that were not rot, but soggy and frost bitten. I do not understand the attitude that a manager would have, to allow this to occur in a food store. Produce is called perishable for a reason. Produce needs a little bit of care to remain edible for a reasonable amount of time. Besides the wasting of food, this practice of neglecting the standard of storage and/or display of produce says so much about the departments' lack of regard for the shopper or the value of food. Especially since this is not the first time this has happened to this shopper. Walmart does not care, so neither will I care any longer, to shop Walmarts' produce department. The extra few miles I will drive for decently cared for produce will be fine with me. The waste of food through careless handling is not fine at all, however.