It was a mixer with some 26 folk The mercantile is a grocery…read morestore and a historic building in Columbia State park. The owner gave us the history of the mercantile. Take a step back in history and stop by The Grove Mercantile.

This local creamer is very great location to stop by. They have variety of things you buy as a gift…read moreand also very delicious ice creams. I tried orange and chocolate. Orange flavor was a winner. Chocolate has peanut butter, even though I am not a fan of peanut butter it was still good. Overall fantastic. Service is very friendly. If you like ice cream regardless of season like me it is must stop. Ton of parking available.

Really cute store. There is a great mix of new & gently used gifts here. Pretty much something for…read moreeveryone! I scored a pair of jeans for $8! They have toys, knick knacks, home goods, clothing, etc.

IMHO Please stop…read moreinto Groveland on your way to Yosemite or on your way out. It's a quaint little town with some great gift shops, sandwich and ice cream shops, thrift stores, specialty boutiques, etc. Thankfully Breezeway Gifts had a small sandwich sign that pointed to their cute little store down the "breezeway" sidewalk! I walk in and the first thing I hear overhead is the sound of worship music! How lovely! It put me in the perfect mood to shop! I walked out with a "Start Today with Jesus" plaque, and another faith-based shelf decoration highlighting 4 different scripture verses. It's a delightful shop with friendly service. Do yourself a favor and check it out.

I wish I can give it a zero but it doesn't give me the option so here's a one she was…read moredisrespectful as hell because I had a sandwich in my hand the store is super expensive for cheap stuff that is ugly

IMHO This is the…read morecoolest store! Rustic! Whimsical! Eye-popping merchandise and decor to delight the senses! I wish I had walked out with something from this cute shop, and I definitely had my eyes on the adorable leather door sleigh bells. I just couldn't decide which leather design to choose, and nowadays when I shop, I need to have a specific place or function to put it, before buying. I told myself I'd go back after I finished walking through the rest of charming Groveland's shops. Unfortunately, I couldn't justify the purchase. However, should I ever return to Groveland, Ranch Revived would be my first stop!

First of all, thinking it was a general store, i went in hoping to buy some Nyquil. So i was…read moresurprised to find it to be a very darling gift and sundries shop. There are many delightful items to choose from, (no pharmaceuticals) and the owner and helper are friendly and helpful. I ended up buying a skirt! Parking is on the street and there is a Tesla Supercharger close by next to the "jail"

Such cool stuff inside! The guy in there was super nice and friendly. He originally was closing…read morebecause there weren't many customers, but we had come up and he opened back up for us to shop.

What an incredible, community coffee shop with photo gallery, plants for sale, and comfy places to…read moresit and eat. You should stop in even if just to enjoy some of Rob Hirsch's amazing Yosemite and wildlife photography.

Must see Coffee House / Nursery / Garden all-in-one. This is literally a house turned into…read morea coffee shop. Inside there are several rooms for socializing and enjoying a sip. Each room has its own aura. Outside you'll find a relatively large nursery with plenty of shade and tables. The drink menu is diverse and offers something for everyone. The drinks were good but not out of this world. I'd say the ambiance and decor is the Defirentiating factor here.

The staff is always friendly and helpful! I really appreciate the personal attention provided here…read more I encourage everyone to support this small local business!

Kid forgot meds. Had them call doctor and wire order to pharmacy. They took my insurance and was in…read moreand out faster than my local Walgreens. Thanks Groveland pharmacy!

An absolute must-visit on Washington Street in Sonora!…read more The Local Collective is exactly what its name represents: a place rooted in genuine care for people, families, and the local community. What stands out immediately is how kind and welcoming the owners are. This is truly a family-run shop, and you can feel the intention behind everything they do. They aren't just stocking shelves, they are thoughtfully sourcing items they would confidently choose for their own family and children. That level of care is rare. We bought a hoodie, hat, and t-shirt for my daughter's birthday, and she has been wearing them every single day since. The quality is incredible! I mean really. These are not cheaply made pieces. You can feel the difference right away in the fabric, the fit, and the durability. What makes this place even more special is the heart behind it. It's not just about business. It is about people. They genuinely care about the families who walk through their doors and he went out of his way to offer products that reflect that. They do not jack up the prices but the quality is better than an REI or Sax 5th Avenue. I know good quality and these items are made very well. We also purchased a tumbler for my children, bird house, two stuffed animals, and a few other little things and the quality and make are consistent throughout the store no matter what it is. Having seven children we know good quality items. Unfortunately, it is not an unfamiliar experience to see things break after purchasing. Not here! If you're looking for meaningful, high-quality items and want to support a family that truly puts other families first, this is a place you'll want to keep coming back to and buying from again and again.

This is probably my favorite local shop to get coffee. It tastes the same every time (yummy &…read moreconsistent) and I trust that I'm getting the decaf espresso that I ask for. I've also purchased many items from here like mugs, candles, t shirts, children's sensory toys, stickers, jewelry, sauces, and a Christmas advent calendar. I never really know what I'm going to find in Local Collective, but there's always something I want. I also love love loveee the atmosphere. It's so welcoming, the music's always on point, and the staff is very friendly. 10/10 my favorite shop in downtown Sonora.

Awesome place to stop and get a T-shirt Good pricing…read more Employees are courtes and answered all our questions

Nice shop. Cool stickers and magnets and much better than driving in about an hour and a half back…read moreinto Yosemite just to hit the gift shop. Very friendly folks

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....

If it is your first time visiting Yosemite, I definitely recommend making a stop here. There is so…read moremuch staff throughout the center to help you find what you want to do while exploring this part of the park. Plus, they are experts in what is the most popular thing to do during your visit. I highly recommend stopping at all the exhibits throughout the center, the Ansel Adams gallery, and the museums about the history of the park. Plus, there are two gift shops to buy all your souvenirs. There is a theater that will go through the history of the park, which was pretty cool and informative. Once you are done exploring the exhibits, make sure to follow the trails to the nearest trail to capture some cool photos in nature and even walk over to Yosemite Falls. All in all, definitely a must-see and can be spent in one day to hit all the landmarks in this area. You will be entertained and amazed by the beauty of Yosemite National Park. Happy trailing and sight-seeing! Embrace the nature!

The visitor center and the Ansel Adams gallery are must-visit stopping points on anyone's tour of…read morethe Valley! We were lucky to arrive at the tail end of an outdoor presentation (on 3/8), where a very nice employee let everyone pet a bear skin. It was really interesting, as the fur was a lot rougher than I imagined. He was friendly and answered a few of our questions about the Yosemite wildlife. Lovely guy. The inside was airy and had some fun things to buy. Most employees we met were nice. The one star off was for the rude man who worked at the info desk (along with the nice presenter I mentioned earlier after he was done with the presentation outside... unfortunately, he was helping someone else). I asked Rude Man a few questions about some trails, and he was just not friendly. At. All. He answered in monosyllables with a low-key mean, impatient attitude. I've no idea if it's race-related (we're Asian), or if he just didn't want to be there. Either way, it didn't belong in a welcome center and he was pretty unsuited for customer service. Why work at an info desk, in a customer-facing role, if you're going to be grumpy?