7/26/26 Barstow…read morestation pit stop/potty break. Saw this place before heading out and decided to try a couple of samples. Jerky was nice; fresh and soft texture. I really like the hot chilli pepper and a habanero one. They were both well flavored. I got a few ounces of each for my mom to try. The staff member was efficient and helpful when making recommendations for jerky type. Mom greatly enjoyed her jerky when I got home.

Great Jerky! Don't trust yelp for an accurate phone number, though, it doesn't work. They have…read morequite a variety of tasty jerkys here. Good location, too, at Barstow station.

Morgan Meat Co has been operating in Barstow ... forever! Their main clientele are restaurants,…read moreboth local and in nearby towns.

Dough a bit too sweet for my taste and although he really tried, having only one person to handle…read morethe breakfast crowd, especially when your counter space isn't well optimized, does not make the best experience.

The donuts are always fresh and inventive. This place is…read morethe perfect morning stop on the way to Vegas or the River.

The variety was limitless! What a great place to stock up the bar..and we did! Something for any…read moreoccasion or event! The community store with a view by the lake!

The older male who's bald and has white hair is a rude jerk. learn some patience man, I can't even…read morewarm up my burrito in the microwave that's provided without getting dirty looks. it's happened every single time i've been there. i'm sick of it. learn to be nice. you're lucky i can't report you to hr.

To be honest, this place reminded me a lot of the 100 year old liquor store I once visited in…read moreUpland. I had picked up a sheet with information on old Daggett from the Route 66 Museum in Barstow. Here's the short version. The original store burnt down in the Daggett fire of 1908. (the nearby buildings were also destroyed as well) But they rebuilt this place, and this became the first 'fire proof' building in the Mojave Desert. Fire proof due to the fact that the whole thing was re-built using a railroad carload of cement. (The roof too!) Back in the day, the place was one of few that exchanged gold dust and nuggets for cash that miners could spend. Later, in 1953, a safecracker got away with $1000.00 in gold dust and nuggets. But ya. Back over Columbus day weekend in 2017. I stopped in front of the place because it looked old. Then I read the paper and discovered it was actually old. Then I went in to buy a soda because it was kinda warm out. The guy behind the register was nice. The soda was cold. Boom. That's about how a convenience store run should be.

Was new to the area and was surprised to see there was a market within walking distance from our…read morehouse. Upon entering the store the owner Joe made me feel comfortable with his warm greeting of welcome. For a small business they have good services and upon request will stock special items, such as favorite drinks or candy and snacks. You can rent a U-haul or car dolly. Pay your utility bill, send and receive money. Send small packages and even cash checks. So I suggest the next time your passing thru Daggett stop by Desert Market and say hello to Joe, Mic and Beckey. Dortha,

Not sure what is happening at this place, perhaps there was a change in ownership. The last couple…read moreof times we stopped on way to Las Vegas the service has been terrible. The employees appear to be miserable and rude. With so many other options, go elsewhere. These employees won't appreciate your business.

Good liquor store. Lotto, liquor (mini bottles!), smokes, lighters, chips, road trip items. AND the…read morestaff is always friendly and cool.

I love this place and will gladly go out of my way to stop here when I'm in the area…read more The first thing that surprised me was the interior. The tall ceilings and open space create a really unique atmosphere that feels both welcoming and modern. It's a place that's comfortable to spend time in, not just grab a coffee and leave. What I appreciate most is that it feels like a true family business. You can tell the people behind the counter genuinely care about their customers and take pride in what they've built. Clearly mom is behind the counter a lot - very likeable and tries really hard to be the best. Crave Koffee Haus is one of those places that leaves an impression. Great atmosphere, great people, and a business worth supporting.

Coffee was delicious! We ordered the gansito, the white mocha, and the oreo buzz. Everything we…read moreordered was delicious. There was only one person but she was so sweet and helpful in helping us. Definitely going back here for the drinks and the good vibes! Thank you again!

On our way to Disneyland in Anaheim California Wednesday evening, my husband and I stopped at…read moreEddie's World. It was fairly empty inside, which is usually not the case. EddieWorld is typically buzzing with road trippers, families, and Vegas bound drivers. Jedidiah's Jerky is located inside Eddie World on Interstate 15 at Yermo. It's a must visit if you like jerky. One of the team members helped us select a few different flavors. The Jerky that Jedidiah's has is made by hand. It offers many different types of meat and flavor options including Beef (Classic), Brisket (Classic), Turkey, Buffalo, Venison, Wild Boar. Most of these options will be available for purchase by weight or prepackaged and offer bold, sweet, spicy and savory options so there is something for everyone to enjoy. It's expensive, but worth it! All of the jerky was delicious and it lasted us several days. A lot of unique flavors to choose from and the store has so many creative options. The team member assist us during the evening was fantastic! This is a great spot to stop by if you're on the way to California or Las Vegas!

I really liked: Mango Sweet and Spicy…read more Sweet and Spicy I liked: Korean BBQ Turkey The jerky here is super easy to eat. Not tough or overly chewy like some spots. It's tender and flavorful without feeling like you're fighting it the whole time. The Mango Sweet and Spicy is a little sweeter than the regular Sweet and Spicy, but still has that nice kick on the back end. If you like a bit more sweetness in your snack, that's the move. The regular Sweet and Spicy is balanced and solid all around. The Korean BBQ Turkey is really on the money flavor wise. Savory, slightly sweet, and super satisfying. Staff was great about offering samples and helping recommend different options to try, which made it easy to find what I liked. It is on the expensive side and you don't get a huge amount for the price, but it is tasty and high quality. It's a small shop inside of Eddie's World and is a no frills place.