Best burrito that I have had around Merced! The burrito is huge and the meat is fresh and tender…read more It is also pretty cheap at only $11 for this monster. The market also has a lot of meat and snacks as well. I will be coming back forsure.

Best pozole in the Central Valley. Stop in and take home a couple bowls for Sunday football and you…read morewon't be disappointed.

Good costumer service, always helpful and fair prices The…read moregentleman that works there is always with a bubbly smile and attitude. And he gave me a mazapan best candy

Very cool store and friendly owner - George…read more We were on our way to Merced and stopped for some drinks and fell in a lovely talk with George. 10/10 would recommend if your close by

Great deals with their app! One of the more affordable grocery stores in the area…read more It is always clean and well stocked!

The store was fine, except for the self checkout registers were filthy. It would be nice if the…read moreself checkout clerk would wipe them down once in a while.

lots and lots of everything u might need! only thing was that we could not find the protein bars…read morenear the nutrition aisle

VON's Grocery Store, Oakhurst: 2025 Jul 17 (2 of 5) Sign of…read morethe Times! Went grocery shopping today. The produce aisle was bare, and only one check-out lane was open. This is the way we live now... and it'll properly get worse.

We stop here when we exit Yosemite Park and we want a little snack. Here are some good things they…read moresell: ice cream in a case to the right of the front door, homemade sandwiches (depending on your timing), pastries, candy, chips, trail mix, and lots of cold beverages, including gatorade, vitamin water, and sparkling water. They have a substantial amount of groceries, so you could buy supplies for your AirBnB as well. The store is very clean and maintained. There is a bathroom in the back by the beer for customers. I do not necessarily buy gas here because it's expensive (and rightly so, it's one of your only options - Crane Flat is another option, and that's not going to be cheaper). Given the influx of visitors from all around the world, staff is always polite and helpful. Lines can be very short or very long depending on who else has pulled up.

El Portal Market is a little market that has a selection of groceries (small variety of produce,…read moreeggs, drinks, dry goods, etc.) and some souvenirs. The service was very welcoming and helpful! We purchased some breakfast items (eggs, bacon), candies and Yosemite apparel. The market is right next to a chevron gas station and a great stop for gas and to pick up a few of your market needs!

The owner was super helpful. The location, and long entrance…read moreis what I loved the most. They sell 20 avocados for $5 !!! It's a nice store to stock up for or from Yosemite.

Kind of odd (but amazing) to find this little market on the side of the highway. We'd passed a…read morezillion little fruit and veggie stands, and just as I was saying we should have stopped, we spotted their sign advertising 20 avocados for $5. We went inside the market and bought several sticks of exotic jerky ($2 each) then a bag of $5 oranges. We passed on the avocados since they are really cheap near home at the Concord Produce Market, and these were still a little hard, but that's a great deal!! We bought the oranges outside at the same stand the avocados were being sold at. They also had honey, and we sampled a honey from avocado flowers and also from oranges! Bought a few delicious honey sticks (3/$1) and got back on the road for our weekend at the Lake!

Fresh fruit and the lady at the register was super helpful. Great stop and a cute little fruit…read morestand. Loved my watermelon.

I've been to this place twice, and both experiences have been fantastic. The staff is extremely…read morepolite and helpful. They have a great selection of trail mix, dried fruit, nuts, fresh fruit, veggies, and honey. On my last visit, I had a wonderful experience with a helpful man who tried to offer me several fruit samples. I felt really bad because I was fasting and couldn't eat them, but I did end up buying some peaches and apples for later. During my current visit, a kind woman was working. I purchased some dried fruit, trail mix, mandarins, and the best red pear I've ever had. The pear was so juicy, sweet, and fresh tasting, it was such a delight! I agree with another review that some of the fruits were past their prime, but I don't think that takes away from the charm of this fruit stand. As someone who doesn't usually carry cash, the only downside for me is the cash-only nature of the business. However, I might be spoiled by my local farmer's market accepting Tap & Pay and Venmo. I love supporting local businesses, especially when the service is so friendly, so I will always stop here when I'm in town.

They have great products and good produce as well as some snacks that I've never seen before that…read moreare amazing

Pomegranates are back again! First of the season. Persimmons too - the crunchy kind. I've also seen…read morebags of cooked corn on the cob. Looks interesting- may try next time! They are always bringing in new & interesting items. I saw jackfruit ice cream.

Amazing little Market in Mariposa. We got some margaritas mixes and some Patron…read more We also got some jalapeno and cheese summer sausage, some crackers, jalapeno bread from their bakery and a couple of buzz ball type drinks. Great deli section with made to order sandwiches, seafood, meats, liquor, a good craft beer selection and anything else you need including fruits and vegetables. Love this store!!

Customer service is non existent here. Employees were on the floor with two headphones in stocking…read more My family and I were in this store to buy necessities and we got carried away and spent over $200. We would have spent more, but the rude lady at the bakery was cleaning and didn't acknowledge any of us or even look up. We gave up on buying anything sweet after standing there trying to get her attention for 10 minutes since apparently they only clean floors here and don't actually help customers. This same lady put her hoodie on and left and ended up right in front of us in Amanda's line checking out. These two conversed then we walked up. We said hello, no response. She kept her head down the entire time and refused to make eye contact or acknowledge us. That's fine. We paid for our items, but looked back and an older non brown lady walked up and she was greeted and treated with decency. This Amanda is probably the rudest cashier I've come across and we have Walmarts in our town. Lol IYKYK She is the reason this store should have self checkout. Next time in Yosemite or Mariposa, we won't be giving this store anymore of our hard earned money.