It's a Winco. It's affordable but also pretty ghetto. It's just what you get. It's not gonna stop…read moreme from going back.

It's a good grocery store for our area. Very affordable and pretty clean. Just wish they have more…read moreregisters open lol never have enough.

I went in there for dog jerky but saw these and thought it was a good deal!! I was excited! But…read morethey didn't ring up the same price given. It rung up to $5.48 not $1 like advertised?! And manager wouldn't give me the price advertised!! And he said it was an employees fault! I said why are your employees stupid and he agreed. Walmart is usually crap that's why I usually go to the self checkout but this is beyond usual!!! Walmart straight up sucks! The pathetic thing was the cashier was calling for security! Lol Seriously pathetic service!

Unfortunately this store which is closest to my residence continues to sell wilted, molded produce…read more This produce department needs vast improvement. I will be driving out of my way to other stores that manage to sell edible produce.

I stopped by Sprouts today to pick up lunch and a few snacks. After grabbing some sushi, I realized…read moreI couldn't find any utensils near the sushi bar, so I headed to the register and asked Mario if there were any available there. Although there weren't any at the register, Mario immediately offered to get some for me. He actually jogged over to grab them so he wouldn't keep the other customers waiting, which I thought was incredibly thoughtful. He went out of his way to help with something that could have easily been brushed off, and his willingness to help made a great impression. It's rare to see someone show that level of attentiveness and urgency for such a small request, but it really enhanced my shopping experience. Mario was friendly, professional, and genuinely cared about providing excellent customer service. Thank you, Mario, for going the extra mile, it was greatly appreciated.

Shoutout Jose in the meat department. He's always super friendly and makes sure to go above and…read morebeyond. I usually buy more than I intend to because his recommendations have never missed!

Old school since 1898. Yes the prices might be high on some items but if you need it then you will…read moresurely find it here. We only came by for a couple of products and walked around the store to see the shelves stocked full of stuff one might need in an emergency. The vegetable and fruit section was fully stocked too.

Extremely overpriced. A bottle of wild turkey in bishop is $13 and change. Here, its $31 and…read morechange.... Would not purchase again.

Today, May16, I went in to your Goshen and Akers store to do an Amazon return. This is probably the…read morethird or fourth time I was using your area. After doing the return I had a list of grocery items I was going to purchase. After trying multiple times trying to scan the bar code I asked one of your managers for assistance and he said he couldn't help me and walked off instead of calling someone else to assist me. I immediately left your store and got Amazon to change the return location to the UPS store right next door. I proceeded to take my list to Grocery Outlet to do my shopping. So not only did this manager upset a loyal costumer since 1997 the store lost out on my $200 purchase. This occurred around 12 today. Scott Jacobsen

I had a great experience over the phone with Matthew while placing a very last-minute cupcake order…read morefor my son's school. He was professional, patient, and incredibly accommodating. When he wasn't sure about something, he took the time to ask instead of just saying no, which I really appreciated. It was a last-minute birthday order, and he truly saved the day. Thank you so much, Matthew!

One of the best rest stops on I-5. It has food , close to gas, plenty of parking. In hot days I…read morelike to get some ice cream. As with most places off the freeway,it's expensive to buy anything. The best part is the bathrooms are always clean and have paper. At least in my experience.

This place is a hidden gem. It's a good rest stop if you're passing though. A lot of random things…read moreto choose from for kids and adults. This place is clean, has an ice cream parlor and a restaurant. With plenty of seating and outdoor space for everyone to stretch their legs. The ribeye sandwich was ok. Cooked too well done for me and it lacked seasoning. The bbq sauce was on the tangy side and I will say it's not for everyone, but I liked the side of parm zucchini fries. It's enough for 3-4 people to share. The service was great and I would give their restroom a score of 6 out of 10. There was some spider webs they need to clean up.

This place has everything! From produce and pantry staples to houseplants and an ice cream…read morecounter... you should be able to find everything on your list here without driving all the way into Bishop. Friendly service too!

This is a convenient local market that has most of the basic foods and condiments that you'd need…read morefor camping in the the area. The parking lot is dirt and gravel, but fairly flat. They have small, old fashioned shopping carts that are convenient and save you from having to carry your items in your arms. The meats in the cold case looked good and the prices weren't bad, at all. They have large bags of ice available (always an important "must have" for the camp ice chest!), plus some clever person also included frozen 1 gallon water jus for those who know that block ice lasts longer. At $1.99, these frozen jugs are a good economical choice for keeping your perishables cold. The wine selection was unremarkable. Unless you're used to bottom-shelf wines, you are probably going to be disappointed. The beer selection is much better, an you'll find a small selection of microbrews here, like stuff from Lagunitas and Mammoth Brewing Co. The produce selection was not large, but what was there looked well-trimmed and fresh. You will find some of the basic carrots, cabbages, limes, apples, and onions, but not the cilantro or other more specialized items. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's an old-time local grocery store that saves you from having to drive all the way to the next big town of Bishop to do basic grocery resupply.

This is a tourist town on the the of nowhere just outside a national park. You have to grade on a…read morecurve. Honestly the selection here is impressive, you've got just about everything you need to stock your RV or vacation cabin, and at prices that aren't bad. For context we geared lack of selection up here and bought our groceries in Visalia, where's there's not a "regular" grocery store. We could have saved time and just shopped here. Even for the beer and wine. We went a few times and everyone was really nice, helps to live in a beautiful place!

Warning - Prices are double a normal store, and not listed on their alcohol. Quite the rip off if I…read moredo say so myself, and the cashier had zero personal skills. $20 for a 6 pack of Mango Cart $25 for 1 LaMarca Champagne bottle $29 for a 12pk of Truly Seltzers $29 for a 10pk of General Sherman IPAs YIKES! All people in our party were pissed and said they will also not return.

It's been awhile since I've stopped by this store, but have nothing but fond memories…read more My grandmother lives a few blocks from the location and relies on this little market for her small purchases between grocery store trips. As she is in her 80s, the long distance trips are fewer and more far between, so the mere fact that this place is within close proximity of her home gives me peace of mind. You can find all of the basics here. Firewood, smokes, cold drinks, basic groceries, toiletries and other general merchandise - if you can think of it, the Country Store probably carries it. Service has always been friendly from what I can recall. There is always a smiling face behind the counter, and the staff are normally good for quick conversation. I've always been treated like family here. It's a nice feeling. The store is smack dab in the middle of a very small, rural town. You likely won't come across it unless you are intentionally in Squaw Valley. If you are here though, you can't go wrong.

Support this local business. Awesome people, as a relative newcomer to the area they made me feel…read moreat home. Not what I expected as a Washington transplant who used to live in Fresno in the 80's. I grew up on a farm in WA and these people are the real deal. I will go out of my way to support them and I suggest you do the same. Semper Fi.