Holy price gouging! Went here to get some other items, and saw some freeze dried meals. They were…read moremarked as $10.99 in the store- looked on Amazon and they are $7.49 - quite the difference. Would they price match? Nope! Apparently Ace can only price match "sister stores" Do yourself a favor, skip the trip, and just get what you need online.

This Ace store is absolutely HUGE and has just about everything and anything you need in it, which…read moreis IMPORTANT living here far from a city. The folks working there are just great, always very helpful and friendly. I have shopped here for years. Troy Foster is a great local guy and the other reviewer who gave him a negative because of an article should know that his assumption was incorrect and poor rating was undeserved.

The employees are friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. They carry pretty much everything we may…read moreneed here in Mariposa. The pricing is very fair.

The guy in the repair department was amazing and tried his best to repair my generator on the spot…read more I really appreciated the effort. You dont see that too much anymore. I will be back to buy my next generator from them.

Felicia was the best most awesome and amazing deli sandwich artist i have ever encountered. i was…read moreso blessed to be served by her!!!!! im not from this state but she made it feel like home away from home!

If you're in need of last minute groceries or personal care items this market is the last one…read moreyou'll see before driving into Yosemite National Park. It's well stocked, organized, and clean. It will most likely have what you're looking for but be prepared to pay a much higher price on some items. Aisle's are a tight squeeze but it wasn't really an issue. Staff were helpful, polite and friendly. Market is located on the 120 hwy and Ferretti Rd. It's about 35 minutes from the north entrance into Yosemite National Park. Safe travels!

Great customer support especially when you get a green horn in there that doesn't know what I am…read moretalking about. LOL Thank you so much for being in business here in the motherload.

Mariposa has been my home for 10+ years and I wouldn't live anywhere else. I love driving through…read moretown and seeing happy tourists from around the world. I don't blame anyone in particular for the housing crisis. We are all just trying to scrape a living out here in the sticks. Anyway, downtown Mariposa is a heartfelt spot, and a time capsule of California's history, with nary a street light. Most of the town is easily walkable. We do have parades at certain holidays. Then there's the county fair at the end of summer, and the car show in October. The shops themselves offer a great variety of gifts, whether they be Route 66 or Yosemite paraphernalia, toys aplenty, Coast Hardware, a fair trade clothing store (Anahata), art gallery, wine tasting, craft beer bars, and more. Food options are plenty. The Pizza Factory has an all-you-can-eat lunch special. There's a BBQ joint that recently opened too. Boba tea, ramen, burgers, and fancy dinners at Savory's or Charles Street Dinner House. Down the way a bit, across from the cozy Mariposa History Museum are two local titans of burger joints, which happily co-exist Happy Burger Diner boasts a massive selection, offers senior (55+) discounts, and features an outdoor section with a couple of simple kids' rides and air hockey. 1850 next door sells savory burgers and a vast menu of excellent local craft beers. Check local schedules at the welcome center, or the bulletin board at the High Country Health Food Store. This lovely little store has a wide selection of healthy foods, supplements, and cafe and restaurant, fresh produce, and just about everything you need. Rite Aid is across the street, and beyond, PDQ, which has the self-powered car wash and the laundromat. Forgive me if this sounds like a rushed tour. The historic courthouse and library are also must-sees. Friendly locals will be glad to point you in the right direction, should you need anything. One last thing, the tire shop by the post office provides excellent and prompt service. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

Everything you could ask for, but not too much of any one thing-- cute and walkable with nearby…read morenature and lots of options. I observed a handful of reasonable thrift and antique stores, lame tourist traps that sell rocks and minerals, a few manly steakhouses, a little diner, dive bars and upscale bars, a few mediocre Mexican joints, a couple little art parks and a significant public park up the hill. I walked around and popped into a whole bunch of shops and spent about an hour on the half-mile strip. You could probably spend more time if you're one of those people that's in the shopping. I really wanted to check out the bar, the Alley, but they I closed on Mondays and on other days they don't open until 4:00. Caught a cool wildlife talk at The Local Grape, a cozy wine bar. I did a little research and found an amazing hike, with a trailhead that is just half a mile from downtown. Check out the Stockton Creek Preserve. Amazing wildlife mural by Ink Dwell next to Grizzly Gas, can't miss!

This DG has the friendliest staff! Literally every single employee here is always so nice and…read morehelpful. Always has a stock, propane and ice! It is a tourist DG so be aware during summer they may run low earlier on mentioned items

Love coming here, quick and easy then driving over 30 mins away for simple items. Love the cute…read morerestock for holidays! Very friendly workers, always willing to help. Tip for you: they have restock days so if u come in and it looks like they have nothing on the food shelves it's only because there is a usual day and time out of the week that they get shipments in and they have to restock! This is the main go to store for all of La Grange, so items can go pretty quick but don't be upset! They usually restock just as quickly! Just call and see what days they r restocking so u can save a trip and go when everything is restocked up

This place is part of the history of the park. Yes it's old and dated. However no one is forcing…read moreyou to stay here. That said it is a nice place to stop and get some snacks and take a walk. They have a couple food places and a gift shop. Your going to pay more but it's expected. Relax and enjoy the out doors, touch a tree, but stay on the marked paths.

This review is for Veterans Day afternoon. I bought a Nestlé crunch ice cream bar. The line was…read moreshort. The 2nd cashier opened up her register and rang me up quickly. I was very happy to get a Nestlé brand ice cream barfor only $2.09. I enjoyed every bite of it at 55degF outside. There are many other over price souvenirs. If you are a far away visitor, souvenirs are a must to remember Yosrmite....

What an amazing gem to find for last minute outdoor essentials at the doorstep to the Sierra…read moreNevada. We were short on a few supplies for our backpacking trip, and The Approach came through for us in a big way. The owner, Michael, was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable and had clearly spent a lot of time in the mountains. Besides finding everything we needed, the prices were really reasonable for such a small town. I highly recommend this place if you are traveling towards Yosemite or the mountains, and need a few last-minute items. They even have fishing flies! On top of all of this, there was a lovely selection of jewelry made by his wife and I was able to get my mom a beautiful necklace for her birthday that she really loved.

Really great local shop with lots of gear for camping and backpacking. Two brands of backpacking…read moremeals, sleeping pads, bear canisters, different outdoor sunblocks and mosquito repellents, head lamps. Went in to grab a couple of things I was missing for camping. Would recommend. Nice to not have to drive to Fresno.