one of the best things in Susanville is their Supermarket. like most of them, your supermarket here…read morehas everything concerning your groceries, it had a deli, where sandwiches and salads are served, and a bakery with donuts and very large apple fritters! service is good, and ambiance is nice and calm; in fact, the whole town is nice and quiet. prices are average, and their highlight are various groceries you can buy in bulk, and some nice deals

Stopped by the deli at Susanville Supermarket IGA and it was yummy! The sandwiches were super…read morefresh, generously made, and really affordable. I loved seeing the local high school kids coming in for lunch--it was clear the employees were so sweet and kind to them. They offer a bunch of kid-friendly options at great prices, and I really appreciate that they take care of the community like that. Groceries are reasonably priced too. Definitely a good pit stop if you're craving a fresh sandwich!

"TERRIBLE". I purchased a HART brand lawn mower at this location in the summer of 2024. It cost me…read more$289.00 + Tax. The battery will not take a charge. I tried to swap out the battery at the store today because the package says that the battery has a 3 year warranty right on the packaging. And the customer service lady was very rude and snappy with me. Telling me that it's not their problem, and I need to contact the Hart company. She did nothing to try to help me out. A brand new battery for this lawnmower cost $216.00. That's almost as much as I paid for the lawn mower. Walmart is selling this stuff, but they don't stand behind the products that they're selling. I worked for walmart in the 90's, and they always stood behind the product's that sold, Whether you had a receipt or not. Now, this lady barely gave me the time of day when I have a real genuine concern. I will no longer purchase any cordless Hart brand tools from any walmart, if that's the way they're going to treat loyal customers. And i'm giving A; "NO STARS" rating, because that was a "PISS-POOR-EXCUSE" for customer service. I couldn't post my comment without tapping at least one star. But as I mentioned, i'm literally giving "NO STARS"! this interaction with this lady sucked!!!

They always have a bit cheaper prices and I always have help from the people that work thereread more

Like they say, shop here first. Then what you can't find you got to go to IGA for…read more Concerning the hours, they are 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ask the store, don't believe what Yelp says.

Be aware... this place has mold!!! Walked in and got this overwhelming smell.... All three of us…read moreimmediately said the same thing. We ventured over to refrigerator area/wine. It got stronger. I started coughing as my daughter did and noticed a cashier coughing as well. The refrigerator section is definitely a miss with mold. The mold smell mixed with chemicals to cover it up started locking up my lungs. We turned around and walked out. Employees are working in a extremely toxic environment. Having deal the mold issues it is nothing to joke about. I ended up in hospital struggling to stay alive. Managers get it fixed before you kill someone please

What a cute little co op store!…read more I was hiking the PCT, and came by Quincy to do some resupply. We had the afternoon available, and my friend and I love co op stores. They had a lot of great items including fresh produce, bulk bin nuts/seeds/granola, and refreshing drinks for a hot day! We visited on a Monday in the last week of June and found this place to be nice and quiet. We felt it was safe to leave our packs outside, and no one messed with our stuff while we went in to purchase some food! They also had tables outside, perfect for hikers to grab food to sit down and eat! I had also just gotten a tattoo at a music festival nearby and wanted something handy, they had tube's of Buddha butter, which I loved! I ended up using the Buddha butter as lip balm for the rest of the trail. This spot also had some to go coffee and individually wrapped pastries as well. Including tea! Overall, the staff were super friendly and this place is stocked with a lot of great produce and drinks, which I crave often. Everything is a bit pricier than a typically grocery store though, so perhaps a resupply here isn't the most feasible, but still great to pick up a few small items. If I was in the area, I would visit again!

Went in to get some sodas and it was very chill, they have a huge selection! Also lots of snacks…read moretoo! Lady at the cashier was also super chill

Although it's the only grocery store in downtown Chester, I'm glad it's reasonable. Their meat and…read moreproduce are good, employees are friendly and don't forgot to fill your gas tank in the back before you leave. Their gas prices seem to always be less than home.

After several years of shopping at Holiday Market I have grown to understand that their meat…read moredepartment is seriously lacking. They don't subscribe to the usual country-wide USDA meat standards at all, instead push some off brand "sterling silver" stuff that they call the top 2/3ths of choice meats. They don't label things (like everywhere else) as select, choice or prime. That's the USDA standard across the USA. I discovered WHY they don't do that--they don't want to invest in a trained meat grader. It takes money to achieve the USDA standards. So if you buy any beef from them it's a complete gamble. Toss your dice, instead of your money away. I called them three times to get the manager's attention to this problem but she never bothered to return my calls. If you break down and buy their stuff just be prepared to have to return it--they don't trim the excessive fat off anything. Their logic--force the buyer to have to pay for it. Being choice fundamentally means we are being denied the ability to purchase quality beef at all from Holiday Market. Apparently it's quite common for customers to have to return meats. Other than beef, we have discovered other meats to be spoiled--literally rotten. Fortunately, it was so rotten we avoided eating it so as not to get food poisoning. On the positive side Holiday Market has a great in-store pharmacy and excellent employees (other than a non-responsive manager).

Needed to pick up some wine. They had a nice selection at a reasonable price. Friendly people!read more

What a charming & resourceful spot for locals! I just…read morestepped in here for the first time after spending yeeeeears visiting Plumas county & I was able to put together a stunning charcuterie board for a much lower price than the local grocery store. I'm so impressed that they had so many options for groceries, varieties of cheeses & great customer service. Aside from local meat and produce, they also have a great selection of vegan and gluten free options. Will be doing my shopping here from now on when in Portola.

Kelley is probably the nicest person I have ever met. We stopped in for a drink while riding the…read moreBDR. She is full of useful information on the area, had cold beer and the best burger I have ever had. every time I thought she couldn't be more helpful she comes with something else. Amazing place, amazing woman. Glad we got to meet her.

I have been coming to Taylorsville market since I was 5 or 6. The sandwiches here are amazing,…read morefresh, lots of meat and delicious. We try to get over there once a month. The staff is so helpful, happy and eager to advise on what is the special that week. And the play list of music are great to listen to while we are there eating. They have fresh cheese and meats for sale and handmade burgers. Come get some. We will be back for sure.