What can I say... it's located in the middle of town. The local area is packed with tourists and…read moreit was a little wait to get to a pump. But we got in. Saved .20 using our Ralph's Reward Card. We didn't go inside the store. Bring a mask if you plan to go inside

Jesus is the man! Super clean. Amazing stuff. We got hats, snacks and drinks. Gonna stop by here…read moreagain on the way back!

A very friendly and helpful location of Vons! Really easy to navigate as well with a well-stocked…read moreselection of items. Checkout times can be long on weekends (especially if there is snow in mammoth), but otherwise really doable. Sometimes there are great deals too, just depends. Also their gas station in the same lot can sometimes be a really great deal in town.

Cool grocery store in Eastern Sierra Nevada Bishop; which is located in…read more Highway US-395 super convenient. Excellent place to purchase picnic food while traveling. Decent prices and good selections.

I have never had any issues with this gas station all you people complaining about washing your…read morehands that the bathroom faucet didn't work so what buy a bottle of water and wash your hands if you're in an RV why are you complaining? You have a bathroom I have never given the cashier any problems. The Old Man was cool to me. Today is May 1. I will be in there very early on May 2 around 4 o'clock filling up my RV I know I can go to other gas stations but I like that I can pull in and pull out very easy with my RV and my trailer attached to the RV. Hopefully, you guys have some good coffee tomorrow morning and I'll even buy the cashier a cup of coffee.

If you need to use the ladies restroom good luck, only two of the three work, oh and if you wanted…read moreto wash your hands sorry there is no facet on the sink... no washing your hands. Here is an idea, provide some hand wipes or hand sanitizer for your guests. We filled up our tank and spent nearly 200 bucks would be nice to wash your hands after the bathroom.

Good gas prices. Very helpful staff. We returned from our journey last night, finding the local…read moresourdough bread we bought here. We also bought the mixed bag of local cookies, having 4 of them tonight. They were soft, excellent dipped in milk. Staff highly recommended the local garlic sourdough and lemon cookies. We split a lemon cookie from our mixed bag and also had a chocolate chip cookie each. In a psrt of the world where gas was more than $6 per gallon, Memorial Day, 2026, I looked for any price break I could find. There's also a small Tribal casino here.

Best gas prices, great customer service, yummy snacks, coffee, refreshing slurpees and clean…read morebathrooms. We always stop here when driving back and forth from Reno to San Diego. They have tons of gas pumps and even pumps for trailers/rvs to fill up separately. They also have a casino connected to the gas station if you'd like to stop and gamble the slots.

It seems like the more recent reviews on yelp for this particular establishment represent negative…read moreexperiences by patrons, most of whom went into use the bathroom and didn't bother to buy anything. When you gotta go, you gotta go I guess... But in fairness to the owners and employees, this is a gas station/convenience store... Not a public restroom facility. In sleepy little Independence, I have to imagine this place relies on mostly weary travelers stopping in for gasoline, a couple of sodas, a bag of snacks to make a living. Whether there is a sign or not, it's kind of courteous to scrape under the seats for a little bit of change, and buy a pack of gum or a Coke or something. Wish the proprietor a very nice rest of the day, kind of thing. As far as the guy behind the counter being rude, I sure cannot condone that either. You may have heard the expression, "the customer is always right"?... Well that ain't true, but the customer is still and always the customer. As a business owner, if you smile and nod at that guy that just went in and use $.50 with the toilet paper and paper towels, and did not buy anything... This time... They're probably more likely to stop in here on the downhill trip and buy something. Act like a troll to a potential future customer? They will not ever be one. Just saying... Anyway, we stopped here on the way home from Lake Crowley, to top off the tank on a very busy southbound 395 post-July 4 weekend drive. We bought a couple of bottles of soda, and a pack of jerky. No more expensive than just about any other gas station I've been to. My kids used the heck out of the bathroom, too. The fellow behind the counter was not saccharine sweet or anything, but cordial. Funny thing about the small-town business folk: they respond awfully well to common courtesy with a dash of kindness. Come to think of it, most people do. I also appreciated the relatively large parking lot and plenty of room to turn around with a small trailer. Some of the gas stations in towns up and down the 395 don'tfeature as much space. So that's a plus.

Don't go here to get gas ever!!! 2/21/20 10:15 pm…read moreI've never been to a gas station where I've had such issues. I entered my Vons number to get my discount per gallon as I always do, and then put my card in and entered the area code. Then I clicked the gas I wanted and placed the nozzle into the car only for the screen to display the message "replace nozzle and see cashier". What does that even mean? I went in and asked the guy and he had no idea what I was talking about. He came out and canceled my transaction. He "took care of it" I filled my car and he told me to come in and pay. So I did only for him to tell me my card has been declined. I just used it a couple of hours prior. So now I'm mad and confused. The other person in the car paid for the gas and realized we never got the Vons discount! That irritates me because I told the guy about the Vons discount and he said "he put it in". Which now talking to the other person about how much she paid we didn't get it. I called customer service regarding my card and it was cancelled. I'm not sure what happened but I am confused. I've driven this highway hundreds of times and I've never had that issue before. I'm not happy that this happened and it all comes down to this gas station for the "replace nozzle see cashier" message on the display. That's were it all went down. The guy at the front was hard to understand and couldn't discuss much with him which also complicated things. Never stopping at this chevron again.

My first time in i had about 10-15 items I needed .. a very nice tall lady greeted me . It was…read morechange shift and a tall young man came in after her. I couldn't find a basket so I just put things in my arms and I came up to the counter and set them down.... The young man was annoyed (there was no one else in line.) i asked him where i could find another item. .. he said " that's by the popcorn machine?" Anyway I went to look still couldn't find it came back and said please show me where it is. He had an awful attitude and made me feel like shit. I would have bought more items but at this time I wanted out of the store!!! In a business you must be kind to people.. this kid needed to go back to playing his video games at mommy's house! He clearly resented working there. Bad Juju. Bad business.

Service has been hit or miss with us but for the most part the cashiers have been friendly down…read morehome folk. I had one experience with a very rude cashier where she angrily scanned my items and just stood there. Didn't greet me, didn't acknowledge me, and didn't even tell me how much my total was. I was ready to walk out the door and she finally told me what my total was. As far as my past experiences they have been good to great. Very friendly helpful staff. They have everything you'd want in a country convenience store. Beer, food, camping and fishing supplies, hardware, and gas. Give them a visit. Just hope you don't happen across that one cashier.

The prices can become realistic rather than from wacko land. As clean as the place is there is no…read morereason for the insanely priced items. Should've left when we noticed nothing had a price on it. Do yourselves a favor and 2 minutes into town.

BE AWARE OF PRICES. None of the items show prices and it's for a reason. All items are Atleast…read moredoubled in price if not tripled. We purchased three drinks, a bag of chips, one protein bar and a bag of hard candy and it was $50. They are absolutely taking advantage of the fact there aren't very many spots to stop for snacks or bathrooms in the area.

I absolutely would recommend the June Lake General store. You will find so many things ranging from…read morebatteries, to beer salt, and everything in between. Think of it as a grocery store, hardware, camping, souvenir shop, liquor store, and electronic accessories store all in one. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, and most importantly, the prices are very reasonable for being a small business in a small town. I always go here and will continue to do so when I'm camping in the area.

First time I walked around June Lake and first time I walked in this general store... immediately…read moregot taken back in time to the original "Walmart", "ACE", store of the 40's, 50's, and 60's... it was the hugest old general store I've ever been too... it was fantastic... and they haven't change a thing... it was Hasegawa's General Store on Maui and all the mom and pop general stores in little towns across the nation that you would go to get just what you needed... I'm so glad the owners didn't try to "modernize" it... and make it something it isn't... to me, it was a historical landmark of what my grandpa's drug store might have looked like... that was really fun... I will go make a pilgrimage to the June Lake general store because it's one of a kind gem...

Is it convenient to have a Vons in a ski town? Yes. Is it nice to have nice people working there? I…read morewouldn't know. Two trips in two days and both cashiers were about as friendly as a pet rock. Last night's guy had the shakes. Today's lady only said "would you like your receipt." The self-bagging idea is good. At least you can pack your items as you want. But. Maybe. If there was a courtesy clerk who would do it for you. Elderly couple in front of me did their own cart. Meanwhile, three associates (maybe even a manager) were living their best life near the courtesy desk. During rush hour, staff should be ready to help. Other reviews say every check stand is open. Today. Maybe 50%. Self checkout is usually a good bet, but when the line is turned and backed to past the ice cream aisle, you know it's slow going. At least the store does a great job of living up to "mountain time."

What a disappointment to come to this store while visiting the area! The meat department is foul,…read moreselling old meat. Some meat to the point of gas release and slime? This is a public safety risk. This is no longer meat that should be sold, and should be in the garbage. Then what is the deal with no cases of water? Are cases of water not drank in this town? We needed some fruit, and vegetables. We were able to scrape up some produce. Was not the easiest because things were not getting replenished. Many holes on the shelves. We saw employees having a good time bs'ing. No manager around, Supervisor....not for me...for the employees who are messing around! Place is a hot mess, and in need of health department inspection.

The gas and bathroom were good. I think the Shell less than a mile down the road might have cheaper…read moregas. This place didn't have lottery tickets. When we asked them, they pointed us to the casino next door. The Shell down the road sells lottery. I'm not entirely sure why we stopped here because we went to the Shell last time but oh well. My friend said the bathroom didn't smell bad but I thought it smelt slightly foul. There was soap and warm water and paper towels. The selection of items and food seemed to be rather good. They had batteries and lighters which impressed me. The microwave was also impressive to see in such a random mart. We got Reese's pieces and melon rings for $5.98 which doesn't seem too bad. There were a few things out of order on the hot drinks machine but I wasn't in the mood for any hot drinks so it didn't matter to me. The cashier wasn't enthusiastic or especially nice in any way. She seemed like she was just there to do the bare minimum.

If you're coming or going or even briefly staying in the town of Bishop, this is the only gas…read morestation that you should be visiting and filling your tank with. First off, nothing else is cheaper. Even more so if you keep your plastic and go green. As in cash. Maybe it's because I always stop here on my way back to LA and it's downhill to a certain degree...or...there is some serious tribal mojo in this blend. I can't prove it. It's just that the mileage I get is otherworldly. I get back in town and have, like, a half a tank left. Now, I asked the attendant who distributes the gas thinking maybe it's processing involved some sort of Shamanic ceremony. He said he didn't remember. Right. That's the go to answer to shake me off the trail. But I know better than that. I'm certain it has mystical origins. Believe what you want. Wink, wink.