Well, you certainly have redeemed yourselves in the customer service department, by hiring…read moreRenaissance! What a pleasure and a breath of fresh air to have her check me through yesterday. So kind, friendly and thoughtful that it really took me by a surprise. I would say make sure you hire more like this one, but I'm afraid she's such a rarity that I'll just say hang onto her while you can because she's better for your business than even the super low prices in my estimation! Bravo grocery outlet.

I am a 100% disabled American veteran. I have a certified service dog…read more I've shopped at gross out for many years in Oregon. Today when I entered the weed California grocery outlet I was summarily asked to leave and told I could never shop there again. Even though my dog has been thoroughly trained to disregard extraneous stimulants. I was not asked to leave. I was told to leave under conditions that I would consider assault. That is loud voices commands, overbearing authority and plain rudeness. I left the store because the confrontation with the clerks was becoming either a slugfest or a shootout. These are the most rude people I have ever encountered. I understand from the weed California police that the owner Rodney Barr cares for his own disabled brother. Maybe he should tell his employees. I will be trying to contact the owner. This deserves more attention than he's been paying to his store. It's outrageous

Nice owner, cool store if you like to search for a bunch of random shit you didn't know you needed…read more I'll def return

From the owner: Price Drop llc is the only store in Anderson ca that everything starts at $9.00 and drops $2.00…read moreeveryday until its sold or hits the $3.00 mark on Sundays and Mondays. Then we start all over with new products on Thursdays. Inventory changes every week what we have and which major retailer it comes from online and store fronts. Each week we have something for everyone and at prices anyone can afford, and we don't mean last seasons trends. Its common place for our customers to be shocked when they find an item at Price Drop that they have been really wanting to buy either from the online retail giant or brick and mortar mogals but haven't been able to justify the splurge of $40- $80. in this economy for something that is not a necessity. They are thrilled to find out that we have it and depending on the day of the week and not the retail price of the item it ranges from $9-$3 dollars. We are a local family owned retail store they really wants to be known as the best deal in town. So we work really hard to source the best products and selection at the very best prices. So we can pass the saving on to the consumer we eliminate the typical labor cost associated with processing new inventory and displaying it on shelfs in stead we toss most of it all into bins and everything is priced the same excluding the high roller racks and items which are priced at 50% or below MSRP.

I highly recommend this grocery store to anyone looking for a convenient, clean, and enjoyable…read moreshopping experience. I will definitely be coming back!

There are two grocery stores in Hayfork. Wiley's is in the middle of town, tucked behind the fire…read moredepartment. Hayfork Discount is in the "Frontier Village", which is a strip of buildings on the northern end of town that look mostly abandoned. (The mill closed about 15 years ago). Hayfork Discount is anchoring the busy end of the village strip..... next to the laundromat and Roping Rhonda's bar. [Oh, yeah, there are also two bars in Hayfork....] Hayfork Discount is pretty much equivalent with Wiley's. Wiley's has a few different frozen food and fresh meat choices; Hayfork Discount tends to have a little bit cheaper prices on dairy products. HD also has hard alcohol, whereas I believe Wiley's is beer-and-wine. Prices are high in Hayfork -- raising transportation costs really hit this town hard. The cashiers are friendly.

Super awesome store but what truly made the experience better was the service, Emily is an amazing…read moreworker and very kind and professional. Absolutely a gem

31/7/25-12:00-Always a favourite stop in Weed Calif. Great selection of tees. Wonderful friendly…read moreand helpful service. Excellent value.

Amazing sandwich's and THE place in town to get snacks. Amazing people and I'd argue the heart of…read moreShasta

I am a local and I love this store. Of course the meats and the deli, but it's surprising how many…read morestaple items they carry. Keith and his son are closely tied to the community. And the staff is great. We are lucky to have them.

The Dam ol' Thrift Store is packed with great deals on used items. There are so many items, but…read morethey are so organized that it is easy to find what you didn't know you needed! Also Jewel and Karen are very friendly and helpful. Support small business==and get a bargain too!

Dam Near Best Thrift I've Ever Been To My son and I planned…read moreto go thrifting on our way up to Oregon from Santa Rosa, and we had researched which stores we would hit along our route, and during our overnight in Shasta Lake. This store was by far the best one we went to. It's the type of store you can spend a lot of time exploring the great variety of items they have. They had everything from a vintage Polaroid camera to motocross helmets to vintage dishes to clothing and beyond. Truly the store that has something for everyone. Very well organized and clean. The prices were fantastic and the two gentlemen (owners?) at the counter were super friendly and helpful as well. My son and I both bought something we were very happy with at great prices. I will no doubt stop back in if I'm traveling the I-5 again.

The shop is well organized, lots of deals, great fishing section, and they have daily deals on bins…read morewhich can contain miscellaneous parts and pieces. Roy and Lisa were a pleasure to talk to and we took a gander on their $50 mystery boxes. The store experience was 5 stars, the mystery boxes about a 3.5 stars. You definitely get $50 worth of items, but a few items are either opened or not labeled so you'll have to google lens it to figure out its use. You'll definitely get a variety of items half of which you might be able to use. Was pleasantly surprised to find a solid thermos, Henckels cutting board, culinary chef smoothie maker machine and egg crates and a good 50 pack of Hanes cloth face masks that will be good for shop cloths. You will take a gamble on the mystery box as it seems like there's odds and ends of which you would most likely find in the discount bin not necessarily on the shelf. This will become a regular stop on my travels to Oregon as they will always have rotating stock and new discount items.

From the owner: Bigfoot Bargains is a bargain and bin store! Everything in store is discounted from what you can…read morefind in other retail and online stores. Our bargain bins are steeply discounted items, perfect for real bargain shoppers!

Best broccoli soup I've ever had! The staff were amazingly kind and helpful. The seating in the…read moreback of the store gives a beautiful view of the mountains. I would highly recommend everyone stop and partake in the goodness this little store provides.

This place is AMAZING! All you could want in a small locally owned mountain market place…read more Everything is organic and some of the produce is sourced locally. It smells 'all natural' every time you walk through the front door.