I know that this is the direction Walmart has chosen to go BUT I personally dislike the way they…read moreare doing business. I only go there if I am lazy and then kick myself for stopping by. I am not an employee of Walmart, I do not get an employee discount. So my question to you is why do I shop there if I do the work and take others jobs? I don't want to ring up my groceries, don't want to bag them, get checked as I leave your store. I don't mind people who are other than US citizens HOWEVER I expect people who can speak English when I ask a question in your store. If you want US dollars then pay English speaking people who can give "CUSTOMER SERVICE " and represent your store. I have never seen your groceries go down in price ever, always up!

I have held off on making a review until now because I like to ensure before I obliterate somebody…read morepublicly, that my findings are accurate and true. Let me first start by relaying an experience I had at this location with my elderly mom in April of 2025. We were in the shoe department and my mom suddenly lost her balance and fell. She was unable to stop herself and violently cracked her head open on the concrete floor. I rushed over to her to provide assistance and began screaming for help. One associate showed up and shortly after, someone of a manager looking status showed up with an iPad and instantly asked me to start filling out an accident report. I asked her if she was crazy because clearly my mom needed assistance and I would like them to call 911. She persisted with the request for the accident report, so annoyed, I began to fill it out on her iPad while I sat behind my mom trying to hold her up because she looked like she was going to pass out. She was bleeding from the head. The other associate brought a motorized cart and helped me get her into the cart. Because nobody bothered to call Emergency Services even after I requested it two separate times, I drove her to the emergency room myself. I would say that this probably wasted about 20 minutes of valuable time and I mentioned that because my mom is still feeling the effects of her fall 8 months later. When I reached out to Walmart corporate, they were unwilling to do anything. I didn't even receive what I would consider to be well wishes for recovery. I tell the story now because something very similar happened to another individual at the same location yesterday. She was also elderly and fell and broke her clavicle. Supposedly, nobody came to help her as well and she ended up having to take her own groceries out to her car. We have also witnessed another incident where an elderly woman fell just outside the store in the crosswalk of the parking lot. People were crowded around her and thankfully somebody called emergency services, but in the meantime, there was not one single Walmart badge to be found. This location, if you are not familiar with it, is located in a predominantly retirement community. It is an unfortunate fact that we encounter elderly individuals that fall relatively frequently in this community. It is absolutely abhorrent and disgusting that a large retailer like Walmart cannot provide its customers with at least somewhat respectable assistance. I don't know if this is just an issue locally on the individuals that this location is hiring as employees or if this is a company-wide deficiency, but regardless, it is unacceptable. I am 47 years old and it is wildly depressing to consider the future of my husband and I when we can see now that compassion and basic human decency isn't evident. This location needs to do much, much better... otherwise, I suspect they will have a sizeable lawsuit in their future.

The food at the grill is good, but they close too early. We traveled from Rachel, NV to get a…read moreburger and the grill was closed. It was a little after 5 pm. We were told that the cook's shift ends at 7 pm, so why do they need so long to clean a grill? All they had was food sitting in warming units that could have been cooked hours before. Very disappointed.

My car broke down in Ash Springs on June 15, 2026, around 12 p.m., at the Green Valley Grocery. I…read moream a disabled senior citizen with a service dog. It was over 100 degrees when my truck starter went out. I called my insurance company, a company that consistently advertises that they take care of veterans, and after two days of no help getting towed home, I figured it out myself. My truck was towed home on June 16, 2026, around 2 p.m. In the meantime, due to the extended amount of time I dealt with the insurance company, my dog and I got to know the employees on every shift at the store. Several of the workers helped me look for a local mechanic, but none were in town. Every one of the workers checked on me and the health of my dog due to the extreme heat. One workers spouse helped me try to troubleshoot my starter issue. While I had a horrible two-day insurance ordeal, I was blessed to interact with people who extended the most kindness to a stranger in distress that I have ever met. So, thank you to Store Manager Tiffany, PAPA, Sherry, and one other man whose name I failed to capture. I will continue to use the Green Velley Grocery as that is where I fuel up on my many trips up and down HWY 93. I will never forget your kindness.

Small, local gas station. Great gas prices. Clean, operational pumps, easy pull in and pull out. I…read moredidn't utilize it, but they also have a small grocery store should you need some basics. There's also an eatery next door if you wanted to stop for longer.

Best gas price on this stretch of road with clean bathrooms and glass barricade for the cashier…read more Reasonably priced iced tea, freshly brewed.

Just passing through!…read more While out on an adventure, we pass this little local grocery! The "real local," here in a sleepy little town. Wow it's a must see ! It's a great little grocery store with lots of local individuals that call this little town home . It's small and sleepy, and small . But this local neighborhood market has all that they need . It's not a Walmart or Kroger, but it's probably better . The neighborhood store where everyone knows your name . And all can keep a secret! Shhhh, this is not a secret . If you're in the area get your local supplies for the journey ahead to wherever your destination takes you . As we walked around the store we needed road snacks. We drifted to the bakery area where they had some sort of apple pastry. It had to come along for the trip . We did notice awards to the baking practices to those that cook for the community. Kudos . And those apple pastries were amazing. We are off to the races and have been able to spread the secret joys of this local market to you all . Stop in next time your in t

This buisness is criminal in my opinion. They prey on old people's retirement. I have witnessed…read moreretired folks crying in tears and discussing suicide because they can't afford to eat. Meanwhile the local Lins in Overton NV is is remarkably high priced on staple foods. If it doesn't change these old folks are looking at starvation in the United States!!! This is not capitalism when your prices use no competitive edge but only money on the table as a philosophy. You should be ashamed.

Meadow Valley Market has outstanding hours, a good selection of product, & is neat, clean, & well…read moreorganized. Thank you for supporting our community of Pioche! Harold & Anne Carpenter

I travel a lot and eat more donuts than I should. I only bought one here because I was afraid it…read morewasn't going to be worth it, but it turned out to be far better than what most supermarkets sell. Don't know where they get them from, but kudos to the baker! It's a small market, but they sell a lot.

We started going to Smith's Pharmacy a couple of years ago when there were issues with Walgreens…read more Smiths has never let us down, they take care of calling the doctors, working with Krogers all of the country when we travel with our medication and our medicine is always ready for pick up when it is promised. So happy when changed to Smiths Pharmacy!

I purchased salmon from the meat and seafood counter. It was without question the worst salmon I've…read moreever tried eating. When I got it home, I unwrapped it and the fish smell about knocked me over, after grilling I thought, how bad can it be? It wasn't edible, it was so fishy tasting, we couldn't eat it. I looked at the label, the label said they add color to the fish...what else is added and how old is their fish?? Never again, literally disgusting.

Cashier did not honor the prices of the listed items throughout the store. Everything was priced at…read moreher own discretion (up charge). Is the store that desperate for profits or does the cashier enjoy taking advantage of people?

The sign says "Caliente Food Town" but this has to be the place since no other place near it. Must…read morehave changed ownership or something. Stocked up for 5 nights of camping well here with the basics and the workers were friendly twice when I was in there and prices are pretty reasonable for a near monopoly in town. Out of a most bread on Sunday, but did end up getting some great wheat bread still, regular loaf but just was super, some bread company in SLC. Had some good peaches too.

We were thinking any port in a storm when we stopped here, coming from Cedar City, UT & heading to…read moreJackpot, NV. There's not a lot of options but this place surprisingly delivers. Good fresh donuts, sandwiches, and more than just grocery essentials or gas store groceries.

On our families travels up north to Great Basin National Park, we stopped by this little Mini…read moremart/gas station Pioche! Great store and all the staff are very friendly and super helpful! They have all the essentials here for camping and if you're in a bind for essentials ole beer, ice, soft drinks, snacks and a limited assortment of produce this is the place to be. Come check it out!

We camped at a State park Near Pioche, and needed a gas fill up before leaving; we appreciated…read morefinding Tillie's in it's central town location, and most certainly appreciated the lady cashier who showed me how to use the newly upgraded gas pump. She was cheerful and helpful, and extolled positively on the calm lifestyle she enjoys in Pioche. She reflects very well on the ownership and Pioche residents at large. Thanks!