Love this place!!! They have books, gifts, tshirts, and tons of cool stuff you never knew you…read morewanted. They have a ton of free info about Mono Lake and the Eastern Sierra. The people who work here are awesome as well!

Very pleasant stop at this wonderful bookstore and information center. The sales associate was very…read morefriendly and helpful. The book section offers many area authors, nonfiction books and a small selection of fiction and children's books. There is a beautiful assortment of jewelry, candles, souvenirs, and such. The information area has maps and local lake facts and details. There is curbside parking in front and a few local eateries nearby.

This place was just what we needed, they have fresh fruits, cheeses, snacks medicine and spirits of…read moreall sorts. Everything was clean and well organized. The cashier was very efficient and friendly. We were able to get a bottle of wine, cheese and crackers to enjoy on the patio and listen to music. Enter freely they've been approved

A good stop for all your general needs while in Mammoth Village. Plenty of options from basics to…read moreunique, specialty products. The space is clean and the service is nice. It is a little pricier than other stores in town, but it is in the village heart on the mountain so that can be expected.

We had such a great time at this antique shop in downtown Sonora! It's not just antiques --…read moredownstairs they've got an underground area filled with books and cozy chairs where you can sit and read for a while. The lady at the counter was super nice and even let my kids each pick out a sticker, which totally made their day! They also serve ice cream, which was a perfect surprise -- we got two kid-sized scoops (rainbow sherbet and strawberry), and my kids were all smiles.

They have a cool underground library! Definitely check it out! I see that they icecream and…read moresomething else but don't know where to order or start lol

Best Buy no longer has the Magnolia Design Center. Very disappointing... they have a few remnant…read moreproduct lines...

In the last 3 years my wife and I have spent over $30,000 at Bestbuy, a little over $10,000 being…read morewith magnolia. We had purchased a 75" Samsung 4K 3D tv for $4,299 plus tax and fees. Not even 3 years later the tv started going out. I had informed magnolia of my concern and they said because it's out of warranty there isn't much they can do, besides give me a small percentage off TVs they have in stock. Upon reaching out to Samsung, they charged me $100 and sent an authorized repair company out who informed me that the screen needed to be replaced at the cost of $1,800. The fact that neither Samsung nor magnolia stand behind their over priced junk, and do nothing to take care of a customer whom, not only takes home over 300k in their household, but spends a large percentage of that at Bestbuy, blows me away. I will never again spend a dollar at Magnolia, there is no benefit over shopping at amazon or another retailer at this point as they don't do anything for you once you give them your money.

Huge children's section with an entire wall of activity boards, a large rug for crawlers, and a…read moregood selection of board books. There's a separate room for kids programs that looked pretty sweet, but I only peeked in through the window since it's locked unless there's an event in session.

Visiting this library I was mortally affected from the initial visit. Imagine 16,000 square feet…read moreand expansive windows throughout, intelligent use of natural lighting and views on all four (4) sides designed by Ryan Group Architects. Had a request for the Mammoth Library that I thought "No way" would they have this book in a "Mountain Town." Surprised to learn they had the book and finished it during our stay in Mammoth Lakes. Doors were open/closed depending on what day you visited. Kids can hang in the children's library and see "vistas" of Sherwin range on the south side. Class and service are not expletives here but the norm.