Grocery Outlet, Oakhurst: 2025 Jul 5 (5 of 5)…read more Commendation letter for Aubrey We appreciate nice folks and good customer service. We understand that working in a 'service environment' is not easy. Some customers take service folks for granted. Customers need to know that checkers stand for long hours and are paid minimum wages. One should not assume that since you're paying for your groceries, you should stand back and watch while checkers bag your groceries and check you out with a smile on their face. There was a person in front of me who decides to talk on the phone while the checker bags the groceries, wait for the credit card, and hand the receipt over with a smile. Aubrey did just that on this date. She is the epitome of good customer service. Aubrey's relaxed and friendly attitude is the reason we enjoy grocery-shopping at this Grocery Outlet.

I would like to give a HUGE shout out of THANKS to Aubrey. I was having a health issue. She let…read moreme sit down in a chair, and even gave me a bottle of water. I so much appreciate the help Aubrey gave me so freely. THANK YOU, Aubrey‼

Cool new rendition of this thrift store. Easy to miss the clothes in the back but that's the best…read morepart. Multiple wedding dresses! A quick inventory: glassware, small appliances, knick knacks, CDs and DVDs, books, dolls, lots of shoes and clothes. Prices range from reasonable to expensive. It just depends.

How is this possibly a thrift store? $45 for a pair of world market mugs? $5 for less than a yard…read moreof scrap fabric? $25 for worn out, sun faded vans tennis shoes? $20 for a women's shirt that probably cost $20 new? The antiques are wildly overpriced as well. Save yourself some time and money and go to another thrift or antique store.

What a great store it was got a lot of little things and the prices are pretty reasonable and the…read morepeople there are just awesome. Very cool and least go there a few times a month and I'm happy to go there whenever I go there.

This is fabulously eccentric. We found a remote controlled car outside in a play pen with a ton of…read moreother toys. It was a quarter! Just needed batteries and to be cleaned up. I found a skirt from the Limited. It was seventy five cents. They had a whole Christmas section that I need to return to as well.

Always happy to help! The family that owns this thrift store is extremely helpful and knows their…read moreinventory well. This store is jam packed! The women's clothing room is the biggest but the men's clothing isn't bad either. A fair number of men's pants organized by waist size. Prices are low and high. They know what they have and deals are to be found. Kudos for being open on a Saturday until 5 too!

its expensive as hell bro dont go there trust me, bro wtf man i bought a literal casette player, it…read morewas 40 Dollars!!! 40 DOLLARS!!! And it looked like its 10 dollars, i bought a 5 dollar am fm alarm clock, and its volume knob is shitty as hell! And i bought a Kansas water bottle, it worked, but still, DONT GO THERE!!!

We have been coming here for since COVID every time we stay in Oakhurst for an AirBNB + Yosemite…read moretrip. The owner Eric is super super nice (aka treats our kids like humans lol) and always fighting another battle to stay in business. Lots of sales and really knowledgeable. A definitely must stop in Oakhurst.

Thanks to this place I discovered my fellow traveler was a nerd too…read more While driving to Yosemite our road trip diverted here to get our nerd fix. Thinking I was the only nerd in the car I go for the door only to be beaten by another passenger. This place had some cool, decently priced stuff with a range of products that definitely helped us get our nerd fix. I would have liked to be engaged by the employee but it didn't bother me that he was quiet. We made our purchases and headed on our way up the mountain.

Helps my mom with metal heath she.has been healthy for a year now its a good buisses…read more Thanks cvs

I never been so humiliated !!!!!!!!!!!! I went to pick up…read moremeds today, the counter lady asked "how are you"? I said not real good I've got poison oak, she freaked out and stood back from the counter said she was highly allergic and I told her so am I but I cant transfer it to you. I'm wearing a mask and covered in clothing from head to toe. She ask to see my hands, nothing. She was so freaked out. I asked her I'd like to talk to the pharmacist and had a cream in my hand wanting to get his opinion on it. She went back and spoke with him, result he never came out and told her to tell me the cream won't work use vinegar!!!!!! She asked me to hold up my cards and asked me to put the cream back on the shelf myself. This lady's tag said student pharmacist, better get used to icky things, it's part of the med world. I felt so humiliated but had to go out today to get my meds. I took all the precautions for just her reaction!!!! I went for some advice from the pharmacist but got treated like I was carrying the plague!!! Not going back

I grew up in these mountains and always enjoy going back home to see my mom and walking to this…read morestore filled with amazing treasures!! All kinds of good things to look at and if you to the backyard of the store you will find the most amazing old lamps!! This store truly has Delight-ful Treasures!! Stop in and support small businesses!!

Fun location with lots of treasurers for ladies like myself. Carol gave me super service and was a…read morehoot to chat with. It is a family business that has been around almost as long as most of the antiques

I really like this Raley's in Oakhurst--it is my go-to pit stop on the way to Yosemite National…read morePark. Raley's supermarkets consistently offer a top-quality, expansive selection of fresh produce. They are known for sourcing fresh, seasonal items from nearby farms, which reduces shipping time and ensures peak freshness. Their strong relationships with local farmers also give those growers a reliable retail outlet while providing customers with the best seasonal offerings. The bakery is equally impressive, featuring creative fruit pies, consistently high-quality baked goods, and the irresistible aroma of items fresh from the oven. This particular location also stands out for its nice selection of Yosemite-themed gifts and souvenirs, including hats, hoodies, stickers, magnets, shot glasses, mugs, and more. Prices here are typically 15-30% lower than at local gift shops or inside the park village. The restrooms are generally well-maintained and clean, which is always appreciated on a long drive. Overall, this Raley's is my reliable one-stop shop to grab coffee, fruit, a sandwich, and take a quick restroom break before continuing to Yosemite.

Ramey has been around for a while buts it's still my favorite go to in Oakhurst. It has things that…read moreother grocery stores don't have. They're deli is delicious. Lots of the employees have been there for years. The store is super clean and super friendly.

Oakhurst Giftworks has an amazing selection of jams, yes home style jams. Don't question just try…read moreand Wow.

IMHO This gift shop…read moreis huge and chock full of a variety of souvenirs and gifts. Take your time perusing, and you'll definitely find something to bring home. If you're a scrapbooker, they have a dedicated room just for those crafting supplies.