Found this cute natural foods store by spotting a sandwich board on the main street of Garberville…read more Prices are high but expected for this speciality store in a tiny town. Got some French bread, freshly ground peanut butter and apples. There is a smoothie shop across the street with the same name so I assume they are related. It was closed on this Monday.

Hundreds of miles from a big town, I'm grateful there is a store that caters to organic, no GMO, no…read morepesticides, local and fresh produce, fruits, milk, yogurt, cheeses, dry goods, juices, A little beer and a little wine sounds fine, vitamins, supplements on, and on and other sorts of groceries. Don't forget the chips and chocolate too. This store has everything you need for fridge and a pantry stocking up. That is all about organic. I love it when I can say don't panic it's organic. Senior discount daily1

Shelter Cove General Store is conveniently located and you pass directly by it when entering the…read moretown of Shelter Cove. It's a great place to pick up anything that you realized that you may have forgotten or to restock on anything you may need during your stay in Shelter Cove. They really have all the essentials, which is nice and we visited here a couple times during our most recent stay in Shelter Cove. The town of Shelter Cove is a small coastal town so wherever you are staying in the area, this general store is easy to get to. As we pulled up, they had fresh vegetables and fruit for sale outside the store. We were warmly welcomed as soon as we entered the store and everyone was very friendly. The store is on the smaller side, although they were well stocked and had everything we were looking for. The store was clean and really well organized. I really liked that it was very easy to find everything that we were looking for. They have bear canister rentals as well as trail information if you are hiking the Lost Coast Trail. The Lost Coast Trail stretches about 25 miles along the coast and Shelter Cove is where people start or end this trail. People tend to come here (by car or plane since they have a small runway) to have a nice relaxing weekend on the coast or to hike the Lost Coast trail. If you are doing the latter and have forgotten anything, this is a good place to stop. They have a gift shop next door with items from many local artists and craftspeople and it's a great place to get unique souvenirs. An all around excellent general store to meet your needs while visiting the beautiful Shelter Cove area!

Gave zero Fs about 4 stranded, out-of-town customers:…read moreShelter Cove is extremely remote. The nearest place to get food or any provisions is about 1.5 hrs away along crazy windy roads. At 7:29 four cars pulled up to the only in-town store, which closes at 7:30. I was one of them, needing to get baby food and diapers for my 1-year-old. Nope. The clerk literally shut the door in our faces and left. Technically, she's in the right--7:30 is closing time. But it's also an obvious F-u to anyone who looks different or looks like they are from out of town, no matter how much they need the tiniest bit of kindness or hospitality. Shelter Cove is a beautiful place with some very harsh people.

yes. Beautiful. 10/10. Also the sesame chicken is really good. Highly recommend it from the hot…read morefood.

Most unfriendly Safeway I've ever been to (and I have been to lots throughout the US, from South…read moreCarolina to Hawaii). Every time I've been there it is a hostile vibe in general, rude employees and I had a lady pick a fight with me in self checkout after trying to sneak in line in front of me, then demanding I let her go ahead of me in line. I do not physically safe there.

Always stop at Petrolia Store. Get a sandwich and drink, or local products. There's custom shirts…read moreand stickers you'll get nowhere else. The ladies are friendly and knowledgeable about the area and they have BLM maps and Lost Coast info.

Thank goodness for the Petrolia Store. It is the only place in Petrolia to get fuel, snacks, beer,…read moremerchandise from local organizations and also local produce and locally made products. The lovely ladies working there are always nice and happy to answer any questions.

Quaint store, friendly personnel, variety of snacks and drinks. No public restroom. Got the hippy…read morepopcorn and candy orange slices.

If I could give zero stars I would-- after going in here to grab a drink and get cash so we could…read moresee the drive through tree, my credit card info was stolen and over $1700 in charges were made within the day.

What a great market/general store! It has everything your desires and more…read more I got here right when they opened in the morning and primarily the locals were in getting things for the day. The store is much larger than I anticipated and they have an amazing array of fresh produce, just as you enter the place. It's best to scope out the store and check out all that's available. The aisles meander and you may find things were It's least expected. They have a good looking meat counter and lots of typical market items, plus local things too. I was on a quest for breakfast things and amazed to fine very nicely packaged breakfast sandwiches and burritos made by the store in a refrigerator case. I grabbed several. The store is a bit rustic yet clean and well organized, and there's lots beyond just food items at one end of the store. The woman who checked me out was very pleasant and friendly. If you're looking for something to eat, or fill up on groceries, this is it.

A great local market in Mendocino!…read more My wife and I were in Mendocino for a few days staying at a nearby Bed & Breakfast. When we first checked in, we were told about this market and given directions to it. We were glad for that as we found it to be a well stocked and reasonably priced place to get food for our picnic on the cliff and snacks for the other days of our stay. The selection is great and the prices are very reasonable.

The butchers Kenny and Tim are awesome! They are very helpful and take pride in thier job! Kenny…read morecan make some really good bbq subs on Fridays that he sells out front too! Good job guys!

Been coming here everyday for years. Very disappointed how expensive everything's gotten and how…read moregross the Deli food has gotten. Seems like they just reheat everything from the day before.

I had a great breakfast sandwich and had a nice chat with the man making my sandwich. This is a…read morefunky old store that makes great sandwiches and has been around forever. Great service and beautiful area to go watch the waves and enjoy your Sammy.

Literally your last chance for provisions before Highway 1 North turns inland and The Lost Coast…read morebegins. Westport is alternately quiet and quaint or isolated and creepy... it all depends on your mood and time of day that you visit. But having the Community Store available for everything from snacks to the all makings for dinner is absolutely clutch! This is exactly how I want my small coastal town convenience store to look and feel, from outside to inside. Their shelves of dry goods always have the essentials like canned beans or pasta sauces. They have a deli display with assorted cuts of beef, pork, or chicken. They have a wall of refrigerated goods from dairy and cheeses to beers and sodas. And on the occasions I've stopped for some beef jerky or beer, the proprietor has always been welcoming and friendly. Keep doing what you're doing, Westport Community Store! Whether you're staying in town, camping, or just passing through, the store is worth your visit and worth supporting.

The service was great before the decline after the legalization of marijuana. The management is…read moreawesome Mike and Lisa do all they can to get what we need if it's not in stock or they didn't happen to carry it. The deli is amazing always hot good food and never slow service. The prices are higher then some yes but it's all about the fact it's one of two small stores in redway or Garberville and aside from that you get to drive to eureka over an hour away. It's expensive because it's worth the short trip in.

We drove almost 20 miles from Myers Flat because I needed a few things. I was scared to walk into…read morethis place, it looked so dirty, and it was! Only found 1 item and left running out of there! This store is very unkempt and dirty. One star because I found Tide pods!

Awesome! We loved…read morethe food, service was friendly. Bathrooms were clean. and a good place the recharge. We had a burger, BLT, and fired zucchini. It was so good. We recommend this place.

It was lunchtime during our drive on the Avenue of the Giants scenic road, so decided to stop at…read morethe Chimney Tree Grill as our ninth stop (11:07) on day five of our Northern California road trip. My wife, her mom, and I, all like burgers so figured this would be a good place to stop. Our cellular service did not work here, so had to use the info I had downloaded in Google maps to know where to stop. It ended up being pretty good. Hours are daily 11:00 - 20:00, so we arrived just after it opened and were the first ones. There is two areas for outdoor dining: a large set of picnic tables near the chimney tree as well as a patio at the restaurant itself. We soon realized that a cat was roaming the patio, looking for food, so we decided to eat inside, instead. It's a one man operation, with the owner fulfilling multiple roles. After we orders and paid, we got a pager to notify us once the order was ready. Everything is prepared fresh, so it took a bit of time. But because it was served hot, everything tasted good. I love a lot of toppings on my burger, so the self-serve topping bar was great...was able to put as much lettuce and pickles as I wanted. The 1/3 hamburger ($12.99) came with good fries . My wife got her plain cheeseburger 1/4 cheeseburger ($9.99) and enjoyed it. Her mom got chicken strips basket ($13.99), and upgraded her fries to be curly. We all shared each others fries, and the curly fries were really good. Drinks are cans. I didn't want to risk having a milk shake, but from all indications, it sounded good. We ate our meal at the counter. Afterwards, the owner suggested we walk across the parking lot to visit the Living Chimney Tree. It's free to enter, and is hollow enough for a person or two fit in. There are openings on both sides, so easy to take some nice pictures.