I've passed this store several times and finally stopped to check it out. I was hoping to get a…read more'grab n go' sandwich, but they mostly had shelf stable foods, a small selection of fruit and it looked like they had a good selection of basic camping essentials too. I decided to buy a bag of chips. Then I saw beautifully packaged baklava at the cash register counter. I bought the big gold box full of baklava. Oh wow...just like another reviewer said, these are the BEST baklava I've ever had! These are packaged so nicely, they would make a nice gift too. (Note: The attached picture doesn't include all the baklava that was in the box, because I had already eaten two before I took this picture.)

My best friend, kids and I went to Crestline last weekend and with the weather being as insane as…read moreit was we scrapped our lofty plans of dining out and instead planned on keeping the kids in with my best friend while I braved the weather to get us food we could cook in our air b&b kitchen while we waited for the rain and fog to lift. The closest grocery store was mountain high market and though I was grateful not to have to drive to Lake Arrowhead and back I was disappointed in the high prices and mostly canned and frozen food. Despite the lack of choices, the service here was AMAZING which I have never seen at a grocery store. The couple who ran it offered homemade baklava (which was literally the best I've ever had) and even helped me take my bags to my car IN THE RAIN! Talk about going above and beyond! Also even though the prices were high and the food selection was small it was the best option in the area and the $180 spent on groceries paid for 4 meals plus snacks for 5 people which was a much better alternative than going out for every meal.

This store has very helpful staff. They had everything we needed from wines and bourbon, to eggs,…read morecheese, horseradish, spicy avocado salsa, etc. What most impressed us was the friendliness of a Ms Harley, who was our check out gal. There was a bit of a line, but she made every customer who went through her line feel seen. She actively engaged in conversation and gave suggestions for how customers could save some $$$. I know we all appreciate those types of hints. When it was our turn, she personalized her conversation so organically. The store also had reasonable prices and a good selection of different types of food. Recommend for vacationers who prefer to cook vs go out to eat for every meal.

MICHEAL DAUGHTERY THE "MANAGER" IS LITERALLY THE WORST! HE LEADS A PACK OF THE WORST EMPLOYEES IVE…read moreEVER SEEN IN A BUSINESS IN MY LIFE! ‍ALL THE WAY FROM THE PRODUCE TO DELI TO ALL OF THE RUDE CASHIERS...MY ENTIRE FAMILY HAVE LIVED ON THIS MOUNTAIN FOR OVER 40 YEARS A# WELL AS CREATED SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSES ON THE LAKE, AND STATER BROTHERS WAS THE MARKET TO GO TO...YOU WERE ALWAYS TREATED WITH RESPECT AND KINDNESS,,, TO ONE ANOTHER... But I must say, Michael Doherty has let Stater Brothers go downhill ?.. and I will say he has definitely left the original owners completely down. I know so many people that have stopped shopping there and it's very sad. It's just become the trash of the hill. For us That I've lived here 40 years plus when we get together it's saddens us to see the store go to flatlanders and not to the locals. He has let the Store go to hell and it is what it is cause it used to be a great store. Hope you're having Michael Doherty because of your employees as well as you have run that store into the ground I'm quite honestly I don't care about anybody's opinion unless you've lived her close to 40 years and you knew that Store 40 years ago.

Goodwin & Sons is a gem near Lake Gregory. The inside and outside are both beautiful, and the…read moreclassic soda fountain area with ice cream in the middle makes it a stand-out star. Every time we go this way, we have to stop at Goodwin's. The market portion itself has a great selection, and the chance to get an old fashioned root beer float before or after walking the trail around the lake is such a win. Check this spot out!

Today I went to get a juice at 5:50pm, but she said she already cleaned the juicer. Ok?? It says…read morethe coffee and juice bar is open till 7. That fits I guess. Every time I buy chicken here, I get chicken juice all over my hands because they're terrible at wrapping it in their little styrofoam trays with saran wrap. They're always leaky. And the produce is often subpar compared to other stores. Wilted or spotted from age. But alas, they're the closest store, so I keep ending up there. Do I recommend? Absolutely not! Sometimes I drive an extra 15 mins just to have better options.

Having a vacation home on the eastern side of Lake Arrowhead, I've passed by this Jensen's many…read moretimes on my way through Blue Jay but hadn't visited until this weekend. I was shocked at the actual square footage of this store as it looks much smaller from the street. Additionally, I never noticed they have a Starbucks within. Initially I only intended to stop in for a meager bag of tortilla chips, but I soon found myself walking other aisles just to peruse the variety of goods available. There's a full-service bakery with an impressive display case near the entrance (adjacent to the Starbucks), and the steaks at the meat counter were equally attractive. The deli section was doing a good business with several people in line for sandwiches, and I noticed a hot soup station, as well. I hate shopping at Lake Arrowhead village on weekends due to the traffic and, though this Jensens was doing a very brisk business, the ease of parking is so much better. I have been relying on the little market in Cedar Glen (a former Jensens, ironically) for emergency "basics, " but it's nice to know there is a larger, better-stocked, option available a short five miles distant.

Terrible for locals they literally don't carry anything for locals way too expensive for people…read morethat live here. You're way better off going to Goodwins just a waste of gas. Going to Jensen. Don't bother going to Stater Brothers either just go straight to Goodwins.

Great service, centrally located and Kim is always kind and helpful. They are well stocked, gas is…read morereasonable, and there is a Subway in the back of the store.

Thanks friendly staff great service and awesome staff not to mention the food service and choices…read morefor food

I found the place was well maintained and the service was always there and cheerful. I would…read morerecommend the sandwiches to anyone. Great variety to choose from.

Let me emphasis that I did dislike my visit, I actually found it to be quite the fruitful…read moreadventure. I'll start with the bad, on the outside its like a fresh, red, and juicy apple, but apples can be decieviving, and this one was. To me the interior was very subpar and lacked that "woods-cabin-lake-vibe". I would have preferred it to match the aesthetic of the forest which sorounds it. I really just think more care could've been put into the interior design. Now onto the food. The sandwiches felt like my mother packed them. I definitely felt the love but you know moms, flavors not always there. But here's Peter John Leesons v's little secret, you got to add pickled jalapeño's and not just on deli sandwiches but everything!!! I got the veggie sandwich with chaddar cheese‍. The veggies came super fresh and the lettuce had a very nice crunch to it. This sandwich sounds good so far, right? WRONG!!! As fantastic as the veggies were, the bread was genuinely low quality and that is just not optimal for a good sandwich. Bread is the corner stone to a high quality sandwich and thats what I felt was really lacking. As a suggestion, I think if you asked the wonderful employees to toast your sandwiches it would be a lot better. Speaking of those kind and welcoming employees, their service really made this experience for me. The sweet woman behind the deli counter seemed incredibly locked in‍ and got our sandwichs out in record time. This quality service continued to the check out counter, where I met my charmingly awkward cashier. Overall, I will say that the cedar glen fine foods market is not bad especially for those looking for a cheap affordable sandwich, it just needs some aesthetic elbow grease (of course referring to the interior). One suggestion I have is to make the food racks wood and paint the walls a more in inviting color!!!! thank you devoted for your time and love Peter John Leeson V Signed out

Love this place but sometimes things are sold out and restock takes a bit..otherwise love!!read more

Dru and all the other employees make this store five stars! It's always clean and appears well…read moremanaged.

Great market in the mountains. You can always find what you're looking for. Awesome store.read more

Five stars for having a little bit of everything. This typical small town market does its best to…read morehave the essentials and splurge items. Prices are high, just like any other small town market away from the big chain grocery stores.

When you're spending the day around Lake Gregory, having a convenient stop like this just across…read morethe street is hard to beat. It's exactly what you'd expect from a 7-Eleven, stocked with plenty of Slurpees, cold drinks, snacks, and quick grab-and-go items to keep everyone happy before or after a day on the mountain. The location is really the biggest selling point, making it easy to pick up last-minute essentials without going out of your way. Nothing fancy, but it serves its purpose well and is a convenient stop when you're enjoying everything Crestline has to offer.

How does Albert still work here? He speaks English but acts like he doesn't. He never has anything…read moreprepared, is always out of common items that are completely restocked when the next shift gets there. If he doesn't like his job he should move on to something else already.