A hidden gem of Yolo county. Best prices and friendly, cool workers. What else more do you want…read morewhen getting drunk and happy? Life is good wit A & B Liquor.

This this little speed mart has a great vibe and a friendly staff! Had what I needed when needed…read more Good lookin' fam!

Nick's offers unique snacks like Wild Game jerky. They make their own sandwiches and have an ATM…read moreMachine if you're strapped for cash. There's regular sales on light beer such as Natural Ice, Rolling Rock, Busch, and Natural Light at $3.87 for a six-pack. A six-pack of 16 oz. Budweiser is $10.05. They're open on Thanksgiving.

A great little hidden find of a corner store, fully stocked and open for your midtown living needs…read more It's one of those corner stores you'd probably never know about if it weren't for Yelp or if you weren't randomly passing through the neighborhood, but for those close by it does the trick. I thought the guy behind the counter (I'm assuming he's the owner) was especially nice. I got what I can for - chips and lotto tickets - without a line, without any hassle. There was large selection of cold drinks, too - always important for the thirsty midtown traveler in summer heat.

I know the owner he is a very nice man and yes some items can be pricey but you get that at all…read moresmall owned stores different prices for different items, i come here very often the cashiers are chill and very respectful, its a nice sized establishment lots of varieties of goods, your more than likely to find what you're looking for i recommend this establishment for sure!!!!

I used to come here a lot when I was growing up. I wanted to bring my kids here. It's nothing like…read moreI remember it. Nobody greeting you as you walk in. Everything is WAY over priced, like a Red Bull was $5.99. I spent over $50 on a couple drinks, candy and chips. Never again!

This used to be my favorite store in north Sacramento. Now, their hours do not match what's online…read more It also does not match what's on their door. It says open at 10 am on certain days. I arrive at 10:31, the door is still locked but the sign says open. This isn't even the first time this has happened. I'm not even sure why they stay in business anymore. Just take the drive to south Sacramento or Norwood where all of the Asian stores are!

I went here today, mind you I'm a 70 yr disabled senior. No…read morepockets, walked in with my food stamps card in my hand I walked down the aisle to pickup hot sweet chili sauce for my lumbia. This fkn man who works there literally stop right next to me as I picked up the bottle Next I went to the chip aisle to get shrimp chips. Again I bin mutha fk following me with my chips and sauce in my hand. Jesus to the Christ I mentioned it to the cashier and he ask me who? That guy ! Standing next to me at the front cashier. So I ask where's the lumbia wrappers. Cashier say in the back freezer Guess!!!! That mutha followed me to the godamb freezer ! I got my items and said LOUF and clear I WILL NEVER COME BACK TO THIS STORE EVER NEVER Again!!!!!Im not finished when I finished paying for my items this prick sitting right there to the left watching me ad I walked out the store!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I noticed this little hardware/knick-knack store while enjoying a walk around the neighborhood on a…read morelazy weekend afternoon. Curious as to what I would find inside, I entered the tiny shop on 16th Street. I saw numerous kitchen items. Some were kitschy, and some were useful (like the stacked heavy-duty stainless steel lunch containers or hot beverage thermos bottles. I found a small dried foods section with good prices on noodles, black mushrooms and mok yee (black fungus). If you're Chinese and remember the old Po Chai herbal pills for vertigo and motion sickness, they've got those, too, as well as a few other medicinal liniments (e.g.. Tiger Balm). There were some inexpensive novelty hats made of cloth, bamboo, and satin covered paper. There were some artists' wood-handled paintbrushes, Chinese calligraphy ink and brush sets and rice paper to practice on. Know someone who'd like to try their hand at Chinese Character calligraphy? Here's where you can get what you need to get them started for very little cost. There were little jade pendants for $5 each. These aren't finished pieces, but rather raw materials for DIY beading projects. If you like rummaging around in odd little hardware or curio stores, you might enjoy visiting this shop.

I have always passed by J&J company multiple times because I frequented The Quickly Bubble Tea…read morestore next door in the summer time. The extent of my shopping at J&J was merely window shopping and seeing all the fine cart on wheels that the old Chinese ladies roll around downtown with. I have always wanted to go inside to check the cool place out but never had time and was a bit nervous to speak any Mandarin (haven't spoken Mandarin in years). After years of lugging around loads of laundry up and down my apartment building (our laundry machines are in the basement which means carrying two to three loads of laundry by hand weekly) I was determined to go to J&J to pick-up one of these signature rolling carts. The time had arrived and I had cash on hand (yes, they do not accept Credit Cards). The man working behind the counter was very nice. You will notice right away when you enter that this is very much a hardware/knick-knack shop. Convenient for the nearby community looking to get odds and ends for the home. You will find anything from tiger balm, plates, spoons, cleaning detergent, jewelry, socks, Chinese fabric coin purses, chopsticks, snacks, candy, and more. Affordable, decent. The cart I came looking for was in the window display and I informed the man that I was ready to purchase it! He gladly took the cart out of the window and sold it to me. No 10% discount though like many other Chinese stores but totally fine and I enjoy supporting mom and pop shops like this one. I am glad to say that I have been using my large rolling cart for a few weeks now! Now, all I need is a big visor hat, short cut hair and a vest and I will fit in with all the cool old Chinese ladies walking the streets of downtown Sacramento! Xia, xia!

Such a cute little European market with so many goodies to choose from! I picked up some delicious…read moredesserts and pumpkin seeds, and everything looked so good. The man working was incredibly kind and welcoming, which made the visit even better. It's a small shop, but they have a great selection of treats and goodies. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area, I will definitely be back!

I went to Venera European Market last week, and it was well worth the drive. I picked up some…read moreLithuanian dark rye bread, some smoked Swiss cheese and chicken bologna (both sliced to order), some Russian style dill pickles, and some super hot mustard. All the food was fresh and good quality, the prices were very fair, and most importantly, the gentleman working there was extremely kind and helpful. I had been hoping to find some turkey sausages, but he did not have them. The items that he does have were all very good, and I would not hesitate to return for more great selections. It is wise to call before you go, if it is late in the day. Based on what Nick wrote, I initially reached out on the prior Saturday to confirm the closing time. I was told that there were not a lot of customers so they planned to close early. That was fine, and I just headed out there earlier a couple days later. This is a good business that values the customer. Please support them.

Good quality products, great deals and always with a smile and love! Service experience and nice…read morepeople helped me with everything I needed and there really is everything in this store.

Sun-Up isn't your typical midtown marketplace. It's located in the lower level of a ramshackle old…read morehouse on a residential street that you normally wouldn't think of as a good location for a market. Nevertheless, the place has a unique charm and friendly owners, and those two reasons alone will keep me coming back. I recall coming here midday on a Wednesday for the first time to discover they were closed. As soon as I began to walk away, disappointed and crafting a negative Yelp review in my head, the lady who worked there came up to me on the street apologizing. Apparently she has to park in 2-hour parking and move her car every so often. As someone who knows Sacramento's schizophrenic parking restrictions all too well, I immediately sympathized. The place is stocked with all your basic drinks and snacks at competitive prices. They have a great beer and wine selection, from the basics to some really obscure brands.

I really like these sausages--they are delicious. I often buy them to make sausages wrapped in…read moredough. They also have tasty cakes here; it's a very good shop with pleasant salespeople who are always ready to help, and the premises are clean, compact, and convenient. The prices are good and the staff is excellent.

I have been shopping there for many years and the food is top quality. The people there are always…read morefriendly and helpful. The baked goods are worth the trip alone. Touch a loaf of bread - It's still warm! I buy candies by the pound to give to friends. Like Ukraine, it is small, but potent and powerful and very intelligent and has amazing foods.