Everything here is WAY marked up from the Bakersfield locations. You could shop literally ANYWHERE…read moreelse amd save money. But you cant beat the convenience and selection.

It's a small town so prices are pretty high here, I only get specific items here like dog food and…read morealcohol. Last time I was here though, I had an absolutely horrible experience that made me never want to go back. I don't remember what the cashier's name was but he was youngish (not as young as most of the baggers) skinny, had a beard and possibly blue eyes. I assume he's new because I have never been treated with so much disrespect from the cashier's here and hadn't seen him before. I came into the check out line with my friend who had a SEPARATE order (I had alcohol in my order) was preparing to take out my credit card and ID when the guy tells me he will needs both me AND my friend's ID in order to sell to me. Which is absolutely ridiculous and I have never been asked this before by cashier's here. My friend's product was just a burrito from the deli so she obviously didn't bring her ID for that. I confirmed that it didn't matter to him that all the items were for me and that I would be paying for them separately from her. Had to drive her back to her house to get her ID, came back and they had thrown away her burrito (after being gone for maybe 10 minutes max) even though they had promised to set it aside till we got back. This man tried to tell me it was so called long standing policy which is complete bs, if I had known his name I would have called and just straight up reported him to management. Put a giant bummer on my night for absolutely no reason, plus it's stupid how you gonna ask me to provide an ID for the person behind me in line? Yea we were talking but she literally could've been a complete stranger, so this guy wouldn't have sold me my products just cause I was talking to someone behind me??? Like what if she was actually a stranger, he's gonna expect me to ask her to get her ID just so I a complete stranger can buy my groceries? Make it make sense and train your workers better, even the baggers (who bring me my pick up orders regularly) knew this guy was in the wrong. And going so far as to throwing out my friend's burrito after not being gone for long at all (she literally lives three blocks from the store) then trying to offer to make another in 15 minutes while the store is closing? It shows me this guy didn't expect me to come back and was simply just trying to get rid of me and my friend, like I thought you guys wanted to sell this stuff? Seriously guys you can do better. Two stars are only for the products, and the one bagger who has always been kind and respectful when I pick up my orders, do better with your staff. I won't be coming back unless it's for a pick up order when every other place in town is out of what I want. Horrible

My boyfriend asked me what I wanted for Mother's Day and the only thing I wanted was a trip to…read moreFamily food mart to stock up on my meat! I love it here! The meats are always fresh and I usually spend way too much even when I say "can we go to Family food mart? I promise I'm not gonna get a lot this time." I'm a weak, weak woman. This little meat market is always clean, well staffed, carries good quality meats, and the prices are great! . I remember when it wasn't as popular as it is now. I was surprised to see how busy it was today. It didn't take long though cause they had lots of meat guys working behind the counter. They have a lot of cool stuff too. I even got some of their famous aprons and a ball cap. You get to spin the wheel with every $300 purchase, so I got 2 spins and ended up getting even more stuff than I imagined. They also give scratchers I think for every 3 lbs of meat or per meat basket and you can win more free stuff. If you're into meat, like I am, and you're looking for a high quality and a good price meat market you need to make the drive out here. You won't be disappointed. They carry Harris ranch beef and even SRF (snake river farms)!!! The inside is poppin' with good music.

Best meat market in town fresh fruit and veggies great service amazing staff i recommend if u are…read morein the area to get your meats here well worth it

We saw a video on social media about the unique spot situated in Los Alamos and decided we had to…read morestop in! How cool that they carry so many ethnic products. It was really fun to check out all of the different options. Each of us left with something yummy to enjoy. They have quite a few items stocked on their shelves. I loved the toasted corn with tajin flavoring. If you're in the area, don't skip on this place. Parking is super easy too.

10/17/24 cf3.5* Los Alamos Grocery…read more General store in a very small town Los Alamos Friendly local store Good for coffee stop

Excellent stop for supplies or a quick snack before heading on a mountain adventure. They have an…read moreexcellent selection of food, medical supplies, alcohol, and cigars. They have a whole walk-in, refrigerated beer cave! I've stopped be here a few times for the deli. They offer good sandwiches at a reasonable price. This time, my friend and I tried the cheesesteak and the pastrami. Both were good and came with a side salad. Staff were very friendly and there are some nice tables outside with a good view. The restrooms are also clean.

Hello beautiful people of Frazier Park. We were looking for nails but they didn't have any. thats…read moreokay because there is a massive collection of alcohol. Man sees alcohol man is happy. Thank you Mountain View Market, we got absolutely sht faced. 10/10 experience

Clean grocery store with the staples and hot food options. The lay out was somewhat typical. The…read moreline was not too long. The cashier was nice.

Albertsons is in Buellton and I live in town. I do shop here, but I'm very selective. I do NOT shop…read moreat the fish counter. The fish counter needs to be closed down. Selections are not fresh and most are farmed fish selections. The fish is defrosted and seems to sit for days. The shrimp is from Asia- Thailand and Vietnam - those are the shrimp you want to stay away from. I sometimes buy beef there, but if I do it's mostly organic ground beef. If I want fish, chicken, or beef, I will most times go elsewhere. This makes my shopping trips more complex. I know, first -world problems. The deli-counter is ok. I don't order from the deli. I asked and from what I was told, the deli selections are not made from scratch. The ingredients come pre-packaged and are put together. They are not freshly made, not the best ingredients. The produce staff get my award for the unfriendliest group in the store. The produce manager is NEVER friendly. Never says hello. And the staff pretty much follow his lead. Oftentimes the produce manager is chatting it up with the staff, talking sports and stuff, but the staff don't seem to acknowledge customers. I find it entertaining, and irritating. I do buy some produce, but the organic items are from Mexico. We've started going to the local organic farmstand for our vegetables instead. I'll buy select pantry items and such. And I do like their fresh flowers. The store manager seems to be nice. I've talked to him a few times when I had comments or questions. He is polite. Seems to care. Sometimes I think he has his hands more than full with this store, and the staff. It's hard to get good employees obviously. Too many of the employees are indifferent and unfriendly. A few are friendly, but most don't give you a greeting or eye contact. I understand that we all have bad days, but these few employees apparently have a bad day everyday. No, it's not just with me. I watch and notice with customers ahead of me. You could walk the aisles looking around, obviously trying to find something and employees will walk by you and not say a word. Oftentimes when I see people looking lost, I'll ask if they need help. I figure that I can help. The curbside shopping employees will cut in front of you to get what they need, and they block aisles with their rolling bins. The store employees seem to be scheduled to minimize staffing and maximize customers using the "self-checkout" terminals. I find it irritating at times. If I'm expected to work as a cashier, I should get a 15% discount for using self-checkout. I don't mind self-checkout when I have a couple of items; however I do not want to self-checkout when I have a full cart. Sometimes there are two cashiers and long lines of people waiting. I try to be patient, but at times it's not easy. One time I needed assistance at the self-checkout and the asst manager came over and told me what I should have done. She sounded irritated. I responded that "I must have missed that section in the training class." It seems that I'm expected to know how to use the self-checkout terminals without training. Please don't be cranky. I know it's a tough job, but it's your job. My experience is not the end of the world, but it is frustrating at times. I will continue to shop here because it's close to my home, but it's not my number one choice in markets. It is what it is, and I am glad they're here, overall.

I was so pleasantly surprised by the liquor selection at this store. High end, hard to find…read morewhiskeys in a grocery store ? from Yamazaki to Pappy they had it all - I am indeed awestruck . we stopped by to get a few supplies enroute YNP and were able to get almost everything we needed . Definitely very well stocked . Fruits ,veggies,Meds, toiletries ,water ,snacks and meat -you name it they have it .There is also a deli and a small bakery section . The staff was helpful and cordial .

Phenomenal place , owner was very kind and the cashier did a great job he was quick and very polite…read moreand helpful. Definitely recommend coming here!!!!

Wonderful neighborhood market - very high quality produce and other products. I appreciate their…read morehardworking staff.

I don't live in the area and was only out there hiking and before we got on the freeway, we wanted…read moreto stop and get a drink, but we weren't prepared for the "Tiny Town Target" market that we walked into and it left a major impression upon us. Their drinks were right there by the front door as soon as we walked in, but we couldn't believe the size of the place or the massive amount of options across the board for all the items they sold. The market was impeccably clean and it literally had just about everything you could want, and the thing that struck us the most was how many various options of popcorn they carried (because it was in the aisle where we were standing in line) and they even had black kernel popcorn that we didn't even know existed. I live down in the valley and absolutely would love to have this market in my area! We clearly had hit rush-hour for "Tiny Town Target" as it seemed the entire town was in the there, but the staff was superiority efficient and pleasant.

Saw this on yelp when researching places to stop in my way to SoCal from the coast. I was intrigued…read moreby the James Dean story and so I stopped here. This was James Dean's last stop before he got into a fatal accident hence his huge cutout outside the gas station. Store was spacious with lots of different snack particularly nuts. Restroom was clean and service was excellent. The young lady who helped me with my nut selection was friendly and helpful. Place wasn't too busy unlike stops alongside I-5. Recommend stopping here. Worth the slightly higher gas prices.

I have been stopping here for years when I'm on this highway traveling. There are so many local…read moreproducts from small businesses which helps them. They are a bit expensive but they are worth it. I love their chocolates which I think are better than see's chocolates. They also have big portraits of different celebrities. I had purchased a very unique one of a natural Marylin Monroe. I have never seen one like it. They always have new things.

Best and only shop in town. Cuyuma is a small town with a big heart. Pizza is pretty good for the…read moremiddle of no where. Will be back.

They have a little bit of everything, yet at the same time they don't have a lot of anything. If I…read morelived here in the middle of nowhere I'm sure I'd be happy to have someplace offering a can of soup or a bottle of water, though. I checked out their "deli" next door looking for a cold sandwich to take back to the campground with me but was disappointed to see only burgers, pizza, and such was offered.