Myu Myu was a little snack store located right in downtown Davis. They carried a wide variety of…read moreAsian snacks, instant cup noodles, condiments, and even had a freezer section with dumplings, ice cream, and thousand year eggs. I loved stopping by occasionally to grab some of my favorite snacks, their selection was always fun to browse. I was so sad to see they closed down last week. Everything in-store was 50% off during their last days, and it honestly felt bittersweet shopping there one last time. Myu Myu will definitely be missed in downtown Davis!

I'm not entirely sure what I'm looking at here but I'm told by the very friendly staff that lots of…read morethe college folks like it and often get excited to find their favorite treats. She vouched for alllll the sweet treats. (If I wasn't so full from lunch maybe I would have got some... next time) And - those are mousepads LOL ($8)

Kim's Mart is a medium sized Asian grocery store or a large Asian convenience store in downtown…read moreDavis. $5 credit card minimum, cash, or debit card payment. You can find some fresh produce, like Chinese Broccoli (gai lan), green onions, lettuce, cabbage, bean sprouts, and Korean radish. You can find frozen sliced meat for Hot Pot. There are aisles of Asian snacks and instant noodles. I saw a section of crunchy chili garlic and an aisle with Japanese curry blocks. There are fridges of prepackaged banchan or Korean appetizers. I also found $3.99 Vegetable Japchae in another fridge. You can also find packages of frozen Korean dumplings, tteokbokki, and potato mozzarella corn dogs. I heard customers talking about what they usually buy there and another customer expressing gratitude for the store being there. You can find a little bit of every Asian ingredient here.

Stopped off at this little Asian market while in Davis trying to find some ChaCha sunflower seeds…read more Kind of a small market, had a decent amount of product although lacking in some of the variety I was hoping for and am used to at other asian markets. Store was clean, I did find a larger variety of Soju than I normally have seen , so I picked up a bottle of the Melon Soju for $5.50, which seems about par for prices I have seen in other stores for other Soju. I also bought a couple of 10 packs of snacking Nori that were on sale for $4 The counter was staffed by a couple of young adults , seemed maybe college age, who asked if I found what I was looking for . They were pleasant, friendly and helpful.

Good excellent store in davis with good staffs and management ,nice place for getting necessary…read moreconvenience store in davis.

Not so fast and easy lol. If you bring up products to the register and you're surprised that it's…read morewayyy over priced (price tag was not labeled on the shelf), the store clerk makes you put back everything yourself. He was like "Where did you get that from"? and I said "Oh over there" and pointed to the aisle, and he said "Put it back." AND this was mid-transaction with a different item I purchased. I was shook, never encountered this, ever. I would have put them back, but the audacity of this man was craazy Also, for reference, it was $7 for small pouches of candy. Lol

I've been to the 7-11 in Davis multiple times and always have a positive experience. The employees…read moreare consistently friendly, helpful, and welcoming, which really makes a difference. You can tell they work hard to keep the store clean and well organized because everything is easy to find and the shelves are usually stocked. Even when it gets busy, the staff stays polite and keeps the line moving quickly. It's a convenient stop with great customer service, and I appreciate how well the store is maintained every time I visit.

the best part the 7-11 in Davis is the 24/7 hours they are open. i came through to feed my…read moremunchies: i got chips, candy and goodies

Newsbeat is a great local shop with an incredible, overwhelming selection. They carry just about…read moreeverything from collectibles, magazines, snacks, drinks and more! Staff was very friendly. The atmosphere has charm. It has that classic neighborhood newsstand feel. It can feel a litte bit cluttered but honestly that's part of the charm. The store is always busy on weekend.

I've been going to Newsbeat for years. It's a great store to stop in at when you need a gift for…read moresomeone but don't have any ideas. They truly have something here for everyone, and it's one of the last places you can get a print newspaper. You should bring cash if you can - newspaper sales cost more to process on card - and be prepared to be in some tight corners, because they really make good use of the space. Sadly, they no longer stock Jellycats, but it is what it is.

A nice little Asian market with snacks, drinks, and spices and condiments. The place is a little…read morehidden. Prices are fair and some items' prices are actually lower than other places. Service is good. Would come back for more snacks next time~

In the college town of Davis behind the historic Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer mansion (2nd and E Street) is…read morea two story business complex. The complex has some restaurants & eateries, professional offices, and Ho Ho Mart. The Mart sells Asian groceries, liquor, and lottery tickets. The mart is super tiny and compact but impressively stocked with Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Indian, and Middle Eastern groceries (less fresh produce). Things that caught my eye was the extensive selection of Middle Eastern spices, Asian snacks and drinks, and liquor. I didn't walk down the liquor aisle so I have no idea if it was Asian liquor. Overall, a great spot to grab affordable Asian snacks and cold drinks. It's located in the heart of Davis' downtown amongst the lively hubbub.

Great experience with my first mystery box purchase. I was skeptical at first, but lucked out and…read moregot one of the allocated boxes. It wasn't one of the amazing boxes, but still a great box with weller single barrel and three store picks of augusta & dark arts, that I'm super stoked to try out. Gippy was also great with communication. Definitely earned my trust with this transaction.

They might be a great liquor store for able-bodied persons…read more But I am disabled, and they were not willing to take my order of several bottles of rye whiskey for local delivery over the telephone. So I am unable to shop there.

Employee should check their hands for nail length and dirt, seen it a few times over a couple of…read moreyears and makes me uncomfortable

More and newer stuff than the north Davis Safeway. Somehow missing some charm…read more Anyway, if you're actually looking get a sandwich it's cool, better prepared foods.

This past Wednesday evening, as I was on my way to a Yelp event, I stopped here for gas. The female…read moreattendant was very nice. However, when I went to their ATM to get cash, my ATM card got stuck in the reader, I guess my nails were a little too long to retrieve it. I literally almost screamed for help, but I didn't scream in a panic lol a very nice gentleman Jose, who works there heard me and came to my rescue. Not only did he help me get my card out. He waited patiently for my transaction to complete. He then asked me, was there anything else that I needed? I replied no, but I truly appreciate you so much for helping me. He replied, you're welcome and it was my pleasure. Little things like that make a huge difference and the fact that he went above and beyond and was so patient with me along with providing great customer service Meant the world to me. I've been to that gas station many times on my commute out to the Bay Area over the years and I've never went inside except for that day, but I'm glad that I did. By the way, it was super clean and neat inside and items were easy to locate

The woman working this morning was very helpful and kind. She was very friendly despite how early…read morein the morning it was!

The most empty store I've ever seen and it's been like that for over a year. I don't even go here…read morebecause I know what I need is not going to be there.

All the good reviews are lies the staff are not helpful and they don't even do their jobs…read morecorrectly. They need to get better workers that actually have the attitude to work