I thought prices might be significantly higher in Oakhurst than in LA County, but the prices…read moreweren't bad. We picked up some salmon from the meat department, which she offered to cut into 4 equal servings for 2 meals at our cabin, wine for 6 meals - LOL - some cooking veggies, a baguette and same day made fruit tart from the bakery, sliced roasted Boar's Head Turkey & provolone cheese from the deli for lunches, yogurts for breakfast, blueberries and grapes to snack and our total was around $85. Not bad for 5 days of provisions while staying at nearby Bass Lake. Each employee we met or asked assistance from was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. We came in on a Saturday around 5pm and it seems it had been a long holiday week of tourism, but they were all great. The store was clean, easy to navigate and signs were all clear for aisle descriptions. Plenty of parking in the large lot as well. Cheers! "CC"

VON's Grocery Store, Oakhurst: 2026 Jul 24 (1 of 5)…read more THE REMODEL! It's taken months and we still have trouble navigating the store. Several of the aisles were bare and we noticed that they raised the price of some of their goods. The new pricing may be to help them pay for the cost of the remodel - but, why remodel only to raise the prices and make it difficult for customers to navigate the aisles? Even the staff have trouble pointing out where the things are when asked. This is especially hard to grasp when our economy is at its worse times for the past several years. We're going to have to tighten our belts even more... and find a new grocery store to shop at. Sad!

How thrilled we were to find this gem after a five-hour day of rafting. We were late getting there…read more(7:45). The sign out front said they didn't take pizza orders after 7:30 p.m. ; however, the gentleman at the counter was kind enough to take our order and prepare two wonderful pizzas for us. Would highly recommend this place to all! Great service and very friendly!

It's a cabin-style, self-sufficient building, painted rustic red. The inside houses a few rows of…read morestaples and several shelves of ready-to-go's, items like candy, chips, and jerky. There's also a refrigerated section, best for grabbing an ice-cold beer. The deli counter is staffed by a smiling woman, slinging sandwiches and pizza made to order. The Turkey Sandwich is delicious, and we got a Pizza has sausage and mushroom which really hits the spot. Fun, affordable food. A few picnic tables outside, but it's best to grab to go. Perfect for a picnic, especially on your way into the park.

We enjoy shopping at Raley's in Oakhurst. The staff is always friendly, courteous and helpful. The…read morebakery has fresh baked bread daily and the produce is constantly being refreshed. We are lucky to have this source locally, which eliminates the need for a trip to Fresno.

I really like this Raley's in Oakhurst--it is my go-to pit stop on the way to Yosemite National…read morePark. Raley's supermarkets consistently offer a top-quality, expansive selection of fresh produce. They are known for sourcing fresh, seasonal items from nearby farms, which reduces shipping time and ensures peak freshness. Their strong relationships with local farmers also give those growers a reliable retail outlet while providing customers with the best seasonal offerings. The bakery is equally impressive, featuring creative fruit pies, consistently high-quality baked goods, and the irresistible aroma of items fresh from the oven. This particular location also stands out for its nice selection of Yosemite-themed gifts and souvenirs, including hats, hoodies, stickers, magnets, shot glasses, mugs, and more. Prices here are typically 15-30% lower than at local gift shops or inside the park village. The restrooms are generally well-maintained and clean, which is always appreciated on a long drive. Overall, this Raley's is my reliable one-stop shop to grab coffee, fruit, a sandwich, and take a quick restroom break before continuing to Yosemite.

Grocery Outlet, Oakhurst: 2026 Aug (5 of 5)…read more There are three major grocery stores where we live, and we've shopped at all three stores. Somehow, one store kept pulling us back, and that's Grocery Outlet. There are several reasons for that: (1) The store always looks clean and their shelves are well stocked. (2) 99% of the time, the checker welcomes you with a smile and wishes you a good day. (3) All the staff are trained well. (4) The music they play doesn't break your ear-drums. In fact, shoppers seem happy to hum or sing along, which breaks the ice and make shoppers appear happy. (5) They don't change things around unnecessarily so you know exactly which aisle to go to for the products you need. Overall, I think the owners have done a splendid job in training their staff, their music choice, and the environment they created. Note: The Grocery Outlet here is independently owned and operated by the local franchise team -- Brandon and Jessica Steele

Solid Grocery Outlet. I haven't had a chance to cross reference different GO stores in the past,…read morebut this one is fairly large and had everything I needed including single serving tiramisu cups (yes, I needed that). All in all, smooth experience, solid store. Buy your groceries here on your way to Yosemite.

This is a bigger gift shop in Yosemite for souvenirs. It's pretty pricey, but so is every other…read moregift store around here. They also have a small grocery store inside and some basic camping needs. Merch includes T-shirts, sweatshirts, mugs, magnets, shot glasses, and all the typical souvenir stuff. They seem to carry a lot of the same items you'll find at the other gift shops throughout the park plus a little extra. Still a convenient stop if you're looking for souvenirs or forgot a basic camping/grocery item.

The group we were with during our Yosemite trip last week kept talking about the "big store" that…read morewe needed to check out. The "big store" in Yosemite is apparently the Yosemite Village Store which is indeed...big. Yosemite Village Store is located obviously in Yosemite Village - we took the free bus to it, but it is also walkable. They also have a parking lot if you're more inclined to drive. The store had Yosemite apparel, stuffed animals, candles, soaps and even these really awesome photos of the different must see spots in Yosemite. Aside from all of that, they also have a grocery store on the other side which I believe is why they call it the "big store." We didn't need groceries so I didn't venture over to that side, but we did buy 5 t-shirts, a magnet for our fridge and a couple of other items. Overall, it's a great store and a must if you're looking for snacks, drinks or souvenirs - staff were also very friendly. Check it out!

Convenient little stop for Yosemite merch, magnets, and souvenirs. They also have wine, snacks,…read moresome frozen food, almond milk, sub sandwiches, rice, propane, and other random camping essentials. Great place to grab something you may have forgotten while camping or visiting Yosemite.

We stop here when we exit Yosemite Park and we want a little snack. Here are some good things they…read moresell: ice cream in a case to the right of the front door, homemade sandwiches (depending on your timing), pastries, candy, chips, trail mix, and lots of cold beverages, including gatorade, vitamin water, and sparkling water. They have a substantial amount of groceries, so you could buy supplies for your AirBnB as well. The store is very clean and maintained. There is a bathroom in the back by the beer for customers. I do not necessarily buy gas here because it's expensive (and rightly so, it's one of your only options - Crane Flat is another option, and that's not going to be cheaper). Given the influx of visitors from all around the world, staff is always polite and helpful. Lines can be very short or very long depending on who else has pulled up.

If you're in need of last minute groceries or personal care items this market is the last one…read moreyou'll see before driving into Yosemite National Park. It's well stocked, organized, and clean. It will most likely have what you're looking for but be prepared to pay a much higher price on some items. Aisle's are a tight squeeze but it wasn't really an issue. Staff were helpful, polite and friendly. Market is located on the 120 hwy and Ferretti Rd. It's about 35 minutes from the north entrance into Yosemite National Park. Safe travels!

Mar-val is an amazing market Kathy she is always super nice. She always prioritizes the customers…read more Her customer service skills are always very much appreciated. She is always very polite and friendly with the customers. If you ever have any questions Kathy is the right person to talk to. She always knows how to put a smile on anyone's face. Whenever I come by Kathy greets me with a warm friendly smile. She always makes sure that each customer leaves happy. Overall Mar-val down in Groveland is such an amazing place to shop for groceries. Great people with amazing customer service skills. Definitely deserves more stars. Be sure to check out Mar-val on your way to Yosemite.

Love this place in our town it's perfect for being just a few minutes from our house and the staff…read moreare excellent.

Awesome, rustic old grocery store…read more Prices are good for the location. Cheapest cigs in the area and wide variety of groceries, camping gear, etc Main reason i came in was to renew my fishing license. Walked out with more Customer service with Alex was solid. Amicable dude for sure

This place is near to Curry Village food court. While waiting for my pizza to be ready, I went…read moreinside to do some shopping. There were tshirts, jacket caps and other yosemite branded items. Prices were reasonable. Black bear was the cutest thing I saw.

Curry Village Gift and Grocery is a good one-stop shop for anything you forgot before your trip to…read moreYosemite. This store is located in the Quarry Village area, which is conveniently located next to a few of the main eateries inside Yosemite, as well as some of the main camping grounds in the park. This store is not as big as some of the other stores in Yosemite Valley so just keep in mind when looking at their selection. I do think this is a good stop for a quick snack, or just some drinks. They do have a souvenir section but frankly is not as great when compared to some of the other stores. Just to give you an idea, this shop had like six hats to choose from, when another store in the valley easily had over fifty hat options to pick from. However, regardless of their variety I do think this store is very convenient and the staff that works here is great. Since the store is pretty small and can feel a little crowded, the staff works really hard to move the line as quickly as possible and get everyone out to their next adventure.