They' seriously have everything you want here and more. Very interesting selection! Great vibe.read more

I've always found all the liquor I can't afford at this location, friendly and informative staff…read more Great variety of everything your alcoholic heart desires.

so it's basically a big err medium sized chain grocery store. So why 5 stars?…read more first the staff was friendly and efficient the prices despite the location were good They also have a section of home stuff as well

Everyone is incredibly friendly. Great selection for a smaller/quiet town. Coolers are ice cold…read more Clean bathrooms, which is always a +1. Amazing pharmacy and staff!

I'm so happy this place finally shut down. The people running it are garbage. Back around 2017-2019…read morethey had a couple amazing girls working there, and for no pay!!! They were ONLY allowed the tips they made. They were so disrespected and talked down to, it was disgusting. The inside was just gloomy and sad and dusty, all the time! It was not a fun and friendly place to be. You couldn't put anything on the TV that the owner didn't like. The owner also thinks that he knows everything and that women were stupid and couldn't do anything but yet the girls he had working for him had to do literally EVERYTHING, down to cooking the owner breakfast when they weren't even "working". He had even refused to make drinks for people MANY times; and not because he couldn't (well, probably because he couldn't), or didn't have the ingredients... Simple because he didn't want to. Those girls would quickly look up a drink of the didn't know it, and try their damnedest to make it for you. But then to constantly get accused of stealing. Carol wasn't THAT horrible, she had her good days... until the evil, nasty Ruth would get into her ear. But they both made that place miserable. But mostly Ruth. That is the most ugly, vile woman ever to walk on earth. Nasty to look at and listen to. I wouldn't take, nor drink, a beer from her hand or you actually paid me!! That one lady, dark and purple hair with tattoos, she was the best! She held that place together and once she was gone, that bar went downhill FAST! They were stupid for letting Ruth run her off. That place would most likely still be open if she was there!!! THANK GOD IT CLOSED!!!

The friendliest bar this side of the North side of St Louis. Great people. Dale was very…read morehospitable and did a few shots with us. He showed us some local fossils and some arrowheads he had found.

Wine and cheese and meats and goodies for any occasion. This little shop has what you need for a…read moregood time. The place is next to a bakery so the area is pretty pack with cars. But coming through Bishop on the 395 this little gem is a must to see. I am sure you won't be disappointed.

While traveling to Tahoe made a pit stop in Bishop…read more This was a wonderful little find - the trips goal was to find all the Local Beers and give them a try. While this place is Wine heaven they did carry a variety of Local Brews. What made this place that much better was their wide range of cheese and meats selection. Everything tasted great and really complimented the Bread we picked up next door. Seriously nice little place to take a pit stop - especially if you are looking for something a little more refined...

What can I say... A friend and I stumbled on this place probably 10 or more years ago. What made it…read morespecial to ME was that they had "Gentleman Jack" at the bar. I've been to really upscale bars that didn't offer this fine spirit. So now, fastforward to 2010, and my wife and I are out RV'ing. You know, pick-up and travel trailer. We arrived in Belmont on a Thursday with the hopes of stopping at "Indian Maggie's" (formerly the Monitor Inn, it seems) for a Gentleman Jack Manhattan. Silly us, because nothing is open until Friday, and even THEN, most places are closed (due, I think, to our being here in mid-September, long after normal 'tourist' season). One local we ran into assured us the bar would be open on Friday, sometime after noon. So, being in NO rush, we found the unpublished "Belmont Campground" nearby and set up for the night. After all, the whole reason for this return visit was to have our cherished Gentleman Jack Manhattan - IN BELMONT! We hiked back into town from the campground on Friday, early afternoon, and sure enough, the bar was open. I love the sign outside that announces "Cold Beer, Wild Stories, Fine Spirits, and Good Cigars". We sidled up to the bar, and the owner, a crusty old gent who's name I embarrassingly forget, took our order. "Two Gentleman Jack Manhattans". Yup, he still had GJ, but had to get a flashlight out to find it under the bar. He hauled out an unopened bottle, dust covered, and wiped it off, Good as new! I asked how he made his Manhattans (because we've found a lot of bartenders who really DON'T know how to make a proper Manhattan!) and he just said, "Well, according to the gentleman we keep this stuff for, I just pour a bunch of this in the glass, then add sweet vermouth until it's the right color". I though "Uh oh...". BUT, he made magnificent Manhattans! And uh, healthy ones at that. So while we're sitting there sipping our drinks and talking with the gentleman, in walks another local and the bartender automatically opens a beer and hands it to him. And right behind him comes another local, who also has beer handed to him. This is obviously the local meeting place - for the town men anyway. And these guys are a crack-up! We listened and laughed all afternoon. Even got invited into the conversation (and to a pot luck dinner that would be going on after 6 that evening). Another lady drove up, walked in, and ordered a beer. Wifey and I talked with her for almost an hour. She ended up having TWO beers, then moved on. Three other gents drove up, came in and had a couple beers, then left. How do so many people just happen BY here? So we're having SUCH a good time with these folks, we order up another pair of GJ Manhattans, never bothering to ask how much they are (because, after all, we're on vacation and don't CARE how much...!). Plus, we're walking, so 'impaired driving" is not an issue. And with THESE Manhattans, it WOULD be an issue - ha. Three hours later, we're still sitting there having a HELL of a good time. Too bad this place isn't closer to home (Carson City) cuz we'd be here a lot. So, bottom line is, if you're anywhere NEAR Belmont on a Friday, or weekend, ya gotta stop here! It's the stuff stories are made of (as the sign says on the outside - ha). Oh, and if you want to know how to tell a local from a tourist at the bar? Locals all have a toothpick in their mouth. We tourists show up 'toothpick free'.

Sad to report this establishment is closed. There is another "watering hole" in town, Dirty Dicks…read moreBelmont Saloon. Nice place, COLD beer, awesome Bloody Mary.

Always been a must stop about 4 times per year as I pass through. Incredible meats, very friendly…read morefolks. Love the new logo. M

Reasonable pricing, not bad compared to higher prices in Mammoth Lakes. Easy access off US 395…read more There's a convenience store but so didn't go inside.

Wrong size diesel nozzle wouldn't fit in Jeep. We thought something was wrong with our car. The…read moreattendant directed us to a different one. But what happens when a car accidentally fills his/her car with that?! Sinclair, be responsible and get maintenance to correct this. Or at least put up a sign!

We were on vacation and making our way from one huge metropolis (Kingston) to another (Belmont)…read more After filling our trailer with much needed water at the rest area in Carvers, we stumbled on this town called Hadley, which is obviously a 'company town' attached at the hip to the Round Mountain gold mine. We were in need of ice and (ahem) beer, so we pulled off the road and headed into town. We found the General Store almost by accident because it doesn't look like your average Safeway or Raley's with huge windows across the front. No, this is a STORE which barely had windows next to the front door! Maybe it's because they didn't want to waste valuable wall space where shelving could be placed instead of pesky windows. Now the amazing part. They've got just about anything you could want in a 'supermarket' in this store. The aisles are a bit narrow, but that's so they can put MORE of them IN there! Lots and lots of stuff. Just the spot for RV'ers to restock anything they're likely to need. Ice, beer, even top shelf liquor. The wine selection is somewhat lacking, but I think most miners don't give a HOOT about wine. Lots of different brands of beer though (because that's what I think miners DO care about). And the kicker? The prices are not bad at all. You'd expect to pay a lot more when out in the middle of gosh-darned nowhere (like you do in, oh, say Austin), but not HERE. I'm thinking maybe the mine subsidizes this in some way, because this is really NOWHERE. Beautiful scenery all around, and that's why we travel out like this, but it has to cost a fortune to truck all this stuff in. The town has a gas station and the usual bars too, but this store has to be what sustains the lives of all these people. And we RV'ers who also need the services. Also, be sure to pick up a copy of the "Valley View" newsletter. It's a bi-weekly newsletter that will give you an idea of what life is like in a town like Hadley. Interesting reading.

From the owner: General grocery shopping General Merchandise…read moreFresh cut meat Meat Trays Produce Trays Flower Arrangements Specialty Items Registered Clothing All Special Orders must be made 48 hours in Advance