Great food, great service, ambience is great; stop in you won't be disappointed. Best food in modoc!read more

Fantastic dinner. Best lamb chops I have eaten. Chicken Caesar salad was also very delicious. Lots…read moreof chicken

Came in for a quick pit stop on our road trip and had an awful experience. Constant staring from…read morethe employees, an odd comment towards how much we spent and absolutely off customer service when we were at the register. Didn't feel welcome at all, and we're use to the bare minimum when it comes to customer service.

The customer service at this store is awful. The last two times I've been there one employee was…read moresmoking while retrieving the shopping carts and my children and I were greeted with the cigarette smoke. Today while checking out the cashier didn't say a single word to me and as I was waiting for my receipt another employee walked by and the cashier took out her wallet looking through it to hand the other employee money. The quality of their produce had gone down dramatically as well. It's not worth shopping here anymore you're better off driving down the road to Holiday where the customer service is wonderful and the quality of products are excellent.

This market has been renamed and is now Beams Market. It is deceivingly small from the outside but…read moreonce you get inside, it's pretty massive. It has a great selection of everything that you would need especially a nice selection of fresh meats. All in all great store we were staying at the Hot Springs and wanted to cook, so it was wonderful to have a grocery store in town that was well stocked.

Cedarville is far from Sacramento. It seems to be healthy with a variety of small businesses on…read moreMain Street and well-tended houses and yards nearby. This market has a little bit of everything for local shoppers and travelers through Cedarville. They have refrigerated and frozen cases, produce, bread, and dairy. They have plenty of snacks, a selection of homegoods, charcoal, some toys and shirts. They have a freezer of whole turkeys and hams. They have a good 10 feet of shelf space devoted to liquor. The staff knew the inventory and were all nice. It is always worth exploring for items you need and items you didn't know you needed! It is a welcome alternative to sterile chain groceries who control every inch of shelf space stock from their central computers.

I'm currently traveling around the country for work and this was one of many pit stops, the all in…read moreall is this. This store is small, it is a bit sad even, one could certainly hope it one day gets a major upgrade that this town clearly needs. But it's almost homely in a sense. Many of the employees are absolutely wonderful, some notable names I recall from my visit was BobbieJo, Leslie, Larry, and Ashe, although many other employees were very kind and welcoming, however, there was a few notes about another employee that I feel was perhaps having a bad day, A tall individual, I didn't catch their name, was complaining rather loudly to a customer about quite a few things and giving seemingly snide remarks about other people, now I'm unsure if perhaps this worker was simply having a bad day or if this is their typical behavior- But as a first experience it wasn't all too pleasant, to hear a worker complaining and calling their fellow employees some rather not too kind words I would rather not repeat. Other than that general experience, the selection was sparce, but given the size of the store I wasn't all too surprised. Again the overall general review I give this place is that while it definitely needs some TLC and a Major upgrade for the towns sake- the people seem kind with a few exceptions and the store was at the very least, comforting in a small town charm way.

I feel for the residents of Lakeview that they don't have a Safeway that has a bakery, deli,…read moreflorist, or Starbucks. We stopped at this location on our way to Alturas, CA to pick up some croissants. After a quick tour of the store I asked a man who was adjusting the bread shelf if there was a bakery and he none too politely informed me there wasn't one. His demeanor was not a good first impression. The exterior store design is what I remember from my 1960's childhood and the interior is tight. I have been to many small towns with Safeway stores and they have the newer layouts that have all the departments mentioned above. Lakeview deserves the upgrade to a whole new store.

great store best meat in town only thing they need to fix!…read more your phone!! don't work. not just me I have heard others ask "I tried to this morning to get a rosted chicken, it just rang and rang no one answered".

We stopped at this market on a road trip. We bought some very delicious meat and a few other items…read more They had a great selection for a small market. The prices were very reasonable and everyone was very friendly.

We're at the Tesla charging and we were hungry. I looked up this market and the reviews were great…read morebut what I wanted was a restaurant...unfortunately all restaurants are almost a mile away. Too far to walk this morning round trip. I booked an Uber...it was taking forever and eventually I got the message that drivers were BUSY try later. It's a SMALL TOWN. (:-) SOOOO Holiday Market DELI to the rescue. They make subs to order on several breads. It's a similar system to Subway EXCEPT HERE at Holiday they are NOT stingy with black olives and other goodies. They even have GOOD SPROUTS. We arrived at peak lunch and there were only 2 people ahead of us. OUR SANDWICHES WERE EXCELLENT and BIG. My husband ate all of his but I only had room for half. This was our first meal of the day and we were very hungry. Sandwiches come with free drinks. It was $18 for both of us. The market seems to deserve its great reviews. My compliments to management for hiring friendly employees and encouraging them to give off a HAPPY VIBE. Aisles are wide. It feels great in the store. It's clean. The whole market gives off a higher end market impression. Very pleasant. And some YUMMY GOODIES if you just need snacks. If management wanted to add one simple thing for us Tesla shoppers eating from the Deli, it would be a couple picnic tables with colorful umbrellas outside along the wall we walk back to the chargers. That would be pretty nice so we wouldn't need to eat in our cars. (:-) But even without it's an awesome Tesla charging stop. If you find this review useful please VOTE!

I found this place on my way into a festival and they had all my favorite natural brands. I highly…read morerecommend checking them out!

Great little place. Looks a little rugged from the outside, but we're able to fill my order of 6…read moredifferent drinks pretty easily! Great customer service and pretty good conversation too.

Driving up 395 from Reno it was lunch time and we pulled into Lakeview after miles of not seeing…read moremany town or lunch spots. We saw a very large building housing several federal agencies and I said to my wife, "all those workers must eat somewhere." About a mile up the road I see a sign saying "deli" and a lot of cars in front so I pulled in. We found Blarney's Deli. When we walked in it was crowded with locals and workers--we figured it had to be a good place to be if the locals ate there. A perfect, hit the spot on the road lunch stop. Very friendly service and good sandwiches. Should we every go through Lakeview again at lunch time we will definitely stop!

I am out here for the peace and quiet, and to visit the Spectrum Sunstone mine. I booked the Hart…read moreMtn Cabin on VRBO. I knew it was remote, but didn't anticipate just how remote it is. The Hart Mtn Store, had wifi and a bar and grill. The folks at the store were friendly and super helpful, getting me in touch with my VRBO host, who apparently, had been locked out of VRBO and couldn't get me my check-in instructions. The host apparently was getting the first line of my messages, I was lucky enough to start one with, "I am at the store in Plush...", the host called me and gave my info over the phone, while I was sitting at the bar, in the Groceries, Bar and Grill. I can't say enough about the folks who run and frequent the Store in Plush, helpful, friendly, decent people.

This place was a lifesaver for us on our camping trip! We ran out of propane for our stove and…read moreneeded to get some, unfortunately they were out of stock but they were still able to help us! They went out of their way to try to help us and were able to find some propane for us to buy. The small town charm is definitely present, with helpful and very kind people working there. We stopped again for lunch on our way out of town and it was great! The charbroiled hamburger was good and it all tasted great. If we're ever in the area we will stop by again!

Porta Potty across the road by fire station is public restroom. I bought a road map and some local…read morehoney. Local arts and crafts, and products include honey, beef, eggs, leather, glass, quilting, etc. This kind of store speaks to my soul. Very satisfying

Kissin' cousin to The Most Likely Café that is only spittin' distance down the road, the Likely…read moreGeneral Store has the same owners and the same rustic vibe. When we went in to check it out simply because we'd driven by it so many times in the past and to buy bottles of water, my husband said "Wow! Look at these old wood floors. What stories would they tell?" So a visit to this little place seems more about that for a road trip traveler than a place to shop. Antelope and deer heads line the walls. An old gas pump sits inside the store as a neat little décor item. A stack of Cook's magazines were behind the counter along with produce that had definitely seen better days in the small cooler, a pretty good selection of candy bars and snack foods and canned goods for such a little place. Sundries too, like a faded box of Calgon bath beads (are those still around...shades of my grandma's favorite soak) and aspirin and hand lotion. We so enjoyed the vibe on a bright fall day, that we moseyed outside with bottles of water purchased from the friendly woman inside who had worked there for nearly 30 years she said, to sit a spell on at the little tables with affixed stools set just off the small parking lot and sipped our water. As we soaked up the vibe, a guy in at truck pulled up at the working gas pump in front of the store and the woman working there came out to ask if he needed Diesel. "Yes ma'am, I sure do" he said. And a guy in a BIG truck with "Likely Volunteer Firefighter" plate on the front bumper came zooming into the lot so fast we wondered if our table might end up on his bumper too. It's that kind of place. It was fun to visit. We recommend you do that too if you're passing through Likely. But thank goodness we don't have to rely on this kind of market day to day for groceries. THIS N THAT: 1) PARKING: On street or in small side lot. 2) ACCESSIBILITY: A concrete ramp up the side provides an alternative to stairs in the front. Although the ramp is quite steep, and was likely (no pun intended) built to wheel in delivery carts and not for ADA compliance, it might work for some with help. Some inside aiselways are pretty narrow. 3) LOO: None here. Stop in for a bite at The Most Likely Café just down the street and you'll find facilities there. http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-most-likely-cafe-likely