Cool convenience store and tacos shop in the Amargosa Valley. Family owned and perfect for a quick…read morestop on your way to Death Valley or any of the other hidden gems n the cool desert. You will feel like you stepped into a store in Mexico in some isles with Mexican products and snacks ! Sabritas with chile and lime anyone! Yes please!

Go there all the time for drinks and snacks. Ordered breakfast burrito and wasn't too bad. Lil…read morebland, but the verde salsa took care of that. All 3 Ladies are very charming and professional

I have idyllic memories of this store from my childhood where starting in 1974 we would stop here…read moreto pick up necessities while visiting my Grandparents who lived in the 'big white house' on Farm Rd. Back then we nicknamed it 'the M & M store' because we were always treated to M & M's. There were inexpensive toys for purchase that we always looked forward to getting during our shopping excursions to help us pass the time. Neighbors relied on this store to get fresh milk and produce and it was a lifesaver as my Grandparents only went to Vegas once a month to shop at a full size grocery store. Over the years I continued to return to this store as an adult when I'd visit the Amargosa, and after my Grandparents died I would visit with Marta Becket in DVJ and get my supplies here. Sunny is a delight and it's been so heartwarming to see this formerly very rough little store turn into a very inviting shop & restaurant. I don't know when it first opened under the original ownership but the fact that it's remained a vital Amargosa Valley market these past 54 years for me is precious. Thank you Martell's for being a constant treasure in my life.

What a relief to find this place! We stayed at an air bnb nearby and this was our saving grace for…read morebeing able to eat somewhat normal while away from home. They seem to constantly stock their supplies and you can find a little of everything here. We liked all the taco meat, fresh eggs and pot pies!

Super convenient and clean General Market!…read more You can almost find everything, except for borax! Staff are friendly and helpful. It's not so crowded in January but it's jammed packed when there was no power and all the restaurants nearby closed up. Make sure you pack some food for your trip when you are in the desert!

Likes: + Pleasant, kid-friendly ambience…read more + Large, open parking lot. + Plenty of restrooms. + Water bottle refill station. Not cold though. . They sell small meals and drinks, which can partially sate you, unless your family is famished. There is no whole meal restaurant here. Will have to search a bit farther. Non-likes: - The adjacent restaurant (Last Kind Words Saloon) was closed. Only open 5-9pm? Such short hours. After a long Death Valley hike, this starving, desperate wanderer gotta get extra lenient, eh?

We stopped by here on our way from Death Valley back to Las Vegas. We got some dried fruit, dried…read moreginger, chili lime pistachios, and I jar of honey. Everything we purchased was good, though the pistachios were not as fresh as they could have been. The staffer was very kind and the whole operation is actually inside a small trailer. There was a good amount of people stopping to get items. They are just off a large road so there is quite a few people who decide to stop last minute so it can be a bit dangerous.

Open Fri-Sun only, on the corner of Gamebird and 160 Highway. You will notice a big sign that says:…read moreRAW HONEY. Miguel sells a variety of raw honey, beef jerkey, dried fruits and veggies, nuts, pickles, and cold beverages. You'll see his big truck and his storefront is a cute trailer. We can strictly for the honey and even got to sample our top 3 choices and ended up going home with Wildflower. Saw this on our way to Death Valley and decided to stop by on our way back. So glad we did and Miguel is a very kind man.

We were basically in the middle of nowhere and we went to a family dollar once we came across a…read morelittle town. It was well stocked the people there were nice and they have what we needed

Stopped in for a case of water for our travels. Easy in and easy out of the parking lot. The…read moreclerk was very nice.

Visiting from across the waters? This is a true Mojave Desert waystop. Drinks, snack, gas, curios,…read moreLottery Tickets! Miss Pod carries us from Lone Pine to Dave's. She was thirsting, we were bursting. Our destination - Needles. This was a perfect stop to fuel our journey across the unforgiving Mojave Desert byways. Restrooms outside Post Office Building, quiet fountain. Shoshone Museum across the highway. It is so good to be in a Pod. I kept thimking about the Jayhawker Party crossing this desert in their wagons, leaving dead Jayhakers, oxen and horses dead on the trail as the Timbisha Shoshone watched from a distance. We have Chevron fuel, cold Sprite, air conditioning, four new tires and a fine engine taking us to Needles.

Closest location to Pahrump to get Lottery Tickets. The employees are always friendly.read more

This is the only store like this around this small town. There is no Target. So you kind of have to…read moremake this work. This is often one of our first stops when hitting town to get some basic food items. I have no complaints as far as the availability of items go. But that's mostly because I don't look for anything too out of the norm. Staff is there. But I have very little interaction with them. They're certainly not walking around work smiles looking to help. But meh it's Walmart. All in all I'm glad to have it to get what I need.

Recently I broke my leg but had to go to get somethings at Walmart…read more As I hobbled in from the parking lot to get a drivable cart (no handicap spots available I might add) there were none to be had. The "greeter" said to try the other end of the store"...yah right....did she notice I could hardly walk? I left, such POOR customer service. Went back several times later, again with bad leg, no drivable carts, no available HC parking. It's my feeling that in this community of elderly and handicap people that they need more the 6-10 handicap parking spots and many more drivable carts. OR, police the use better. I'm always seeing those NOT handicapped getting out of cars parked in spots reserved for HC. Also see younger people riding thru the store on the drivables and/or the carts being left in parking lot for extended times. Do the community a favor Walmart and get your act together and help us handicapped people out more. Better customer service would be nice too.

The best produce, great customer service, best deli department, best bakery department, best meat…read moredepartment. Its a bit pricey to shop at for most things. But you get what you pay for. And its all great for the price.​

Every time I go in, 98% of the items I want aren't in stock. This is the worst Albertsons I've ever…read morehad to deal with. Most recently, I went in for sandwich stuff - the lettuce I wanted was wilted and I would've gone for another type but they were out of stock, the deli wasn't serving sliced meat or cheese that day only what they had prepackaged previously (thanks, I wanted fresh cut lunch meats not prepackaged), they only had sourdough loaves I needed french bread loaves (sorry, my family does not like sourdough), Hormel pre-cooked bacon was on sale which would've been perfect for our sandwiches...if Albertsons actually had it in stock but of course they were sold out and apparently the people who work there don't know what pre-cooked bacon even is so they were completely unhelpful and didn't even try to help (she basically said I don't know and then left - wtf you can't ask someone else for me?? Do I have to walk around asking every single employee until one has any information?? NOT good customer service at all!), the packaged sliced cheese section was completely barren out of ALLLL the types of sliced cheeses they carry they ONLY had swiss and cheddar.... Obviously I had to go to Smiths to fulfill my sandwich making needs for my family event. Anytime I go in for fruits or vegetables that are on sale, they're sold out - and it doesn't matter if I come at 6 AM, 8 AM, 11 AM, 2 PM, 6 PM, and I've even tried going multiple times throughout the day with no luck, just a waste of time money gas and mental health. And on top of that they never have people working the actual registers when it's busy! If you go in during any rush time, like lunch, expect to wait 10-15 minutes in a line because they only have 1 or MAYBE 2 lanes open. PSA - not everyone want to use self check, there's a lot of older folks here and they need someone at a register. The only positive thing I have to say about this store is their carts are actually good, but I never have to use a cart anyway because they don't have anything in stock to fill my cart with. I have walked out of this store multiple times after getting 1 or 2 items on my list and then realizing the other 15 aren't in stock. This Albertsons SUCKS, whoever manages it should be fired. I have tried Albertsons time and time again with zero luck. Countless times I've gone there and only ended up having to drive to Smith's anyway. So, I'll happily use Smith's crappy carts, at least they actually have stock in their store.

Stopped here late on the 4th of July after the fireworks and was honestly just happy the store was…read morestill open. We grabbed some late night snacks and a variety of ice creams for the family and had no trouble finding what we needed. The prices compared to California were genuinely impressive. That alone was a win. I grabbed a sandwich from the premade section but couldn't find any mayo packets. I asked for help and the man who assisted me was really lovely. He went out of his way to help even though I will admit I somehow ended up back at the hotel with 3 tartar sauce packets and 1 mayo. His effort was very much appreciated regardless! I can only imagine that working the night shift on the 4th of July was not exactly his first choice, but you would have never known it. He was professional, kind, and genuinely helpful the whole time.

This is my preferred grocery store, I go all the time. Always stocked with my favorite beer, but…read moreunfortunately the selection needs to get more competitive with Walmart, who's very much inferior in every other manner. Of note is the very nice staff here. If you live in Pahrump or need to stop here, choose the Smith's.

I got my baby koala here on my way to Death Valley. And going back to town, i got some crepe and…read morecoffee for breakfast. Fast service and always stocked with goodies. Clean and spacious. Very pretty exterior!

Nice place to grab a quick snack. We were in town during a recent trip to Death Valley National…read morePark and this place came highly recommended to us. It did not disappoint! There are multiple small eateries inside with different hours. The main area has a bunch of snacks, including many sugar-free options. They also have toys and some novelties. Not the cheapest, but pretty reasonably priced overall. We tried the coconut dark chocolate haystacks and laffy taffy. The haystacks were really good. So much dark chocolate and nuttiness. The laffy taffy was alright. Prone to melting even at room temperature, but the kids enjoyed most of the flavors. There's also a gas station - very convenient!