one of the best things in Susanville is their Supermarket. like most of them, your supermarket here…read morehas everything concerning your groceries, it had a deli, where sandwiches and salads are served, and a bakery with donuts and very large apple fritters! service is good, and ambiance is nice and calm; in fact, the whole town is nice and quiet. prices are average, and their highlight are various groceries you can buy in bulk, and some nice deals

Stopped by the deli at Susanville Supermarket IGA and it was yummy! The sandwiches were super…read morefresh, generously made, and really affordable. I loved seeing the local high school kids coming in for lunch--it was clear the employees were so sweet and kind to them. They offer a bunch of kid-friendly options at great prices, and I really appreciate that they take care of the community like that. Groceries are reasonably priced too. Definitely a good pit stop if you're craving a fresh sandwich!

Although it's the only grocery store in downtown Chester, I'm glad it's reasonable. Their meat and…read moreproduce are good, employees are friendly and don't forgot to fill your gas tank in the back before you leave. Their gas prices seem to always be less than home.

After several years of shopping at Holiday Market I have grown to understand that their meat…read moredepartment is seriously lacking. They don't subscribe to the usual country-wide USDA meat standards at all, instead push some off brand "sterling silver" stuff that they call the top 2/3ths of choice meats. They don't label things (like everywhere else) as select, choice or prime. That's the USDA standard across the USA. I discovered WHY they don't do that--they don't want to invest in a trained meat grader. It takes money to achieve the USDA standards. So if you buy any beef from them it's a complete gamble. Toss your dice, instead of your money away. I called them three times to get the manager's attention to this problem but she never bothered to return my calls. If you break down and buy their stuff just be prepared to have to return it--they don't trim the excessive fat off anything. Their logic--force the buyer to have to pay for it. Being choice fundamentally means we are being denied the ability to purchase quality beef at all from Holiday Market. Apparently it's quite common for customers to have to return meats. Other than beef, we have discovered other meats to be spoiled--literally rotten. Fortunately, it was so rotten we avoided eating it so as not to get food poisoning. On the positive side Holiday Market has a great in-store pharmacy and excellent employees (other than a non-responsive manager).

Needed to pick up some wine. They had a nice selection at a reasonable price. Friendly people!read more

What a charming & resourceful spot for locals! I just…read morestepped in here for the first time after spending yeeeeears visiting Plumas county & I was able to put together a stunning charcuterie board for a much lower price than the local grocery store. I'm so impressed that they had so many options for groceries, varieties of cheeses & great customer service. Aside from local meat and produce, they also have a great selection of vegan and gluten free options. Will be doing my shopping here from now on when in Portola.

We were on a road trip and hoping to find grab & go food, and/or something suitable to put into our…read moremotel microwave. Unfortunately, we just couldn't find anything that tickled our fancy and opted to go find a restaurant instead. We fully understand that a smaller footprint supermarket cannot carry everything a larger store can. The customer base can't support it and it simply wouldn't be profitable. However, there is no excuse that staffing in the deli department can't spend two minutes a hour to stir the prepared salads. Nothing is less appealing than when the outer layer forms a "crust" giving the impression that the food is not "fresh". You can easily see a difference in texture and color between the portion of the salad that has not been touched compared to the portion of the salad that has been served from. Pass.

Good Lord... you have to place wax paper between the burgers when they come out of the case…read more.. otherwise it turns into a giant block of crap...wth?

Store has all your camping needs. Super organized and clean with smooth check out. Under new…read moremanagement! New # is 7755572145

The Empire store truly is the end of the line for a long way when you are going north on 447. Last…read morecold drinks, last place to buy groceries of any kind, last deli (4.50 for a decent sandwich, chips, and a soda), last place to buy t shirts, batteries, sunscreen, water. You can buy gas here too. This is not the last place to buy gas for a long way, but it's my preferred place to buy it. It's the town store in a town owned by US Gypsum. Maybe the big paper mache Shrek, Donkey, and Cat in the Hat are made of gypsum...Who knows? They are pretty raggedy. I don't think that the Shrek even stands up anymore. That's what you get for trying to make a cartoon character come to life. Who would believe that something with a head that big would be able to walk anywhere but cartoon land? At any rate, this is the last store you're going to see driving North for a long way. It's the last store you're going to see anywhere near the Blackrock Playa. Everyone I've ever encountered there has been friendly and helpful. They even have a little corner dedicated to taxidermy.

Bad selection and INSANE prices!!!!…read more Whoever owns this place is a greedy misanthrope who enriches themselves by ripping off the poor people who can't get to Quincy or Reno. It is literally cheaper to eat out than buy groceries and prepare a meal from Leonard's

A young tall blonde kid was checking out my grocery's and I handed him a 100 dollar bill normally…read moreand when it came to giving me my change he THREW it at me. Before walking up to the counter he was smacking an elder women's butt repeatedly, and that is very inappropriate at your work space. He was very rude for no reason and then proceeded to stare at me as I drove off in the parking lot.

Staff: The folks here were all nice…read more Quality: This is a cute store with a lot of products. I was very surprised how much they carry. To my knowledge the only store near the area we stayed in, which kind of cool for them. Value: Prices are higher due to being the only game in town. It isn't terrible but you can tell. I don't care as they have literally everything and I like supporting small independent businesses. Overall: This store has a really small town feeling which is endearing. They even sell store merch which is pretty cool. If you're in the area I'd definitely recommend it.

Always great service & they have pretty much everything you could need…read more so glad to have this place in town!

Great food store in tiny Chester. Helpful staff. Huge stock of everything I wanted.read more

Large supermarket with meat, groceries and all kinds of the usual stuff. Seems exactly like a…read moreSafeway.

Wally's are the kindest people on the Peninsula here at the Lake. We have been going to them for…read moremany years for great deli sandwiches, salads and numerous other fresh made food to take out on the boat, or back home. Their market has everything that you may need, almost every grocery item you might need at the last minute.. plenty of drinks, cheese, snacks ect. They are just very nice people. Make sure to tip the nice girls at the deli, they are all always so kind even when there is a huge line out the door.

Needed crush ice, they charged me $30.00 for three bags. I guess the new owners feel they can rip…read moreyou off. The average cost of a 10 pound bag across the state is under five dollar,never again. The old owners were very honest. These guys are a bunch of crooks.