Roomie enough for a 40'trailer, very clean and lots of food options. Also would like to add that there is plenty of room behind the store if you need to walk your pet while the others shop. read more

Holiday Market - Squid boy the dog, his first camping experience. - Grocery Near Me - Weaverville, California

Well stocked modern store with Starbucks inside. Most any foods you are likely to need but at a higher price than in Redding. Of course we are in the middle of the alps! read more

When I travel on Highway 299, I love having this place to pop into! They have a Starbucks, a clean customer restroom, and lots of grab and go items when it comes to food. While I don't do regular grocery shopping here, I often pop in while on the road for a quick sandwich or wrap. They always have a nice selection of locally made items as well that would make lovely gifts. I'm always a sucker for their candles and bath bombs. read more

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Out of all the Grocery Stores in Trinity County. Holiday in Weaverville is the best. Love the selection of Organic Fruits & Veggies. read more

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We happened to find this place out of pure luck. We came from the Central Valley and never been in this area. This place was so clean and one of the employees was so friendly. The Starbucks was awesome. Only con was not a very big selection of meat but we were ok with that. read more

It's been a few years since I was in this market and I was impressed with the selection of food and beverages. The walk in beer refrigerator is a must visit, especially when it's 102 outside! Everything seemed nicely maintained and the customer service was great! I appreciated the clean bathrooms too. The only part that was a bummer was Starbucks but that will be a different review...it's needs signage of what side to order on as many of us were in the wrong line, people were camped out in the seats taking up all the chairs & tables some people didn't even have coffee beverages. Ugh! read more

I'm from the Bay Area. I was staying at the Weaverville Hotel and Emporium and wanted to find a place that sell drinks and food. As another person said, these prices are fairly similar to Safeway in the Bay. The selection here isn't as large, but it has enough for travelers. I'm giving this place 5 stars because it had a decent selection and the staff were super chill with us. There was some cashier dude playing with a yo-yo, he was chill. This other lady working with him was also super nice to us. Fellow city folk out there like me, don't be afraid. Come in this place if you need food or drinks. I didn't try their deli section since there were not many options since I kept going in there late. But it looked like the type of food Safeway deli has to offer as well. I wouldn't mind coming back if I'm in the area. read more

I would love to give Holiday five stars but due their poorly maintained deli department three is as good as it gets. Overall this is a nice grocery store that is well stocked and clean. Now for the deli: I would love being able to pick up some hot food when I get off work at 4 PM but every time I go in after work their hot food display looks terrible. Trays either out of food or some with food that has obviously been there for hours. Today the chicken strips felt petrified. Hopefully they step up their game read more

Much improved over when they first took over. The prices are on par with Raley's and Safeway in Redding and the selection has improved. Service is very good as well. read more

Wouldn't stock cheese I wanted. Said there was no room on shelf. I understand and am probably better off because I comparatively priced 5 cheeses there and they are consistently $2 a lb. more than Trader Joe's. Don't even want to get into the meat and deli prices! read more

Terrible grocery store, expired items, lack of basic items, friends have gotten sick eating at the so called deli. The funny thing is even the people working there agree. read more

This is the ONLY real food market in Weaverville. It was formerly the Tops market, but it changed hands a couple of years ago. It has been downhill all the way. Tops had a good deli department. Now they make sandwiches, which are okay, but the salads are gone, just prepared stuff. It formerly had a great full service fish department. That is gone. Same with the meat market. Everything prepackaged. Did I mention that they used to cook ribs outside in the summertime. Now it is all prepackaged, although not really that bad. The bakery just warms up stuff which is precooked and brought in. When Holiday took over, all the produce became "organic" and therefor twice the price. Then there are the prices. Both the Tops and the Holiday Market have Whole Foods prices, but Tops was a much better shopping experience. I heard that there was going to be some kind of grocery outlet moving in. Maybe that will put downward pressure on their sky high prices. read more