Found this cute natural foods store by spotting a sandwich board on the main street of Garberville…read more Prices are high but expected for this speciality store in a tiny town. Got some French bread, freshly ground peanut butter and apples. There is a smoothie shop across the street with the same name so I assume they are related. It was closed on this Monday.

Hundreds of miles from a big town, I'm grateful there is a store that caters to organic, no GMO, no…read morepesticides, local and fresh produce, fruits, milk, yogurt, cheeses, dry goods, juices, A little beer and a little wine sounds fine, vitamins, supplements on, and on and other sorts of groceries. Don't forget the chips and chocolate too. This store has everything you need for fridge and a pantry stocking up. That is all about organic. I love it when I can say don't panic it's organic. Senior discount daily1

We were able to find what we needed as we were just in town a couple days. There was nothing else…read morechoose in this small.town. prices were high but I was only passing through.

Ray's Food Place isn't the idea small town grocery store you'd hope for. The clientele are mostly…read morefolks passing through in a rush (at least on a weekend), there are a lot of transients outside and the prices and selection of certain items leaves something to be desired. It should also be noted that in a town with very few public restrooms, Ray's is not stepping up to the plate. There were two restrooms in back, one of which is designated employees only (despite two non-employees sneaking in to use it while I waited) and the actual customer one, which includes a sign saying you have to have purchased something in store to even use it. There was someone inside so I waited in a line in a cramped back hallway for a good ten minutes wondering what in the world this person was doing inside before finally giving up and hitting a dirty gas station across the street.

yes. Beautiful. 10/10. Also the sesame chicken is really good. Highly recommend it from the hot…read morefood.

Most unfriendly Safeway I've ever been to (and I have been to lots throughout the US, from South…read moreCarolina to Hawaii). Every time I've been there it is a hostile vibe in general, rude employees and I had a lady pick a fight with me in self checkout after trying to sneak in line in front of me, then demanding I let her go ahead of me in line. I do not physically safe there.

Clean 'market' store with good options! Gas station items with fresh produce, and bathrooms were…read moreclean.

Horrible customer service. As I walked in I was immediately met with disgusting looks, I think…read morebecause of my race. I was told that I wasn't allowed to purchase an item. I had everything and enough to pay for the item but they were extremely racist and told me that I wasn't allowed. DONT WASTE UR MONEY HERE!!

We found the store to be tidy and quite well stocked with necessities. Staff was friendly. We did…read morenot need gasoline, but was pleasantly surprised that they do have older functional gas pumps - pay inside to pump type deal, no card reader, so only open during store hours. Yes, the prices reflect that you are out in the country, and everything must be trucked in, but the markup seemed reasonable. I believe they observe their hours tightly so plan ahead to get there well before closing.

Shelter Cove General Store is conveniently located and you pass directly by it when entering the…read moretown of Shelter Cove. It's a great place to pick up anything that you realized that you may have forgotten or to restock on anything you may need during your stay in Shelter Cove. They really have all the essentials, which is nice and we visited here a couple times during our most recent stay in Shelter Cove. The town of Shelter Cove is a small coastal town so wherever you are staying in the area, this general store is easy to get to. As we pulled up, they had fresh vegetables and fruit for sale outside the store. We were warmly welcomed as soon as we entered the store and everyone was very friendly. The store is on the smaller side, although they were well stocked and had everything we were looking for. The store was clean and really well organized. I really liked that it was very easy to find everything that we were looking for. They have bear canister rentals as well as trail information if you are hiking the Lost Coast Trail. The Lost Coast Trail stretches about 25 miles along the coast and Shelter Cove is where people start or end this trail. People tend to come here (by car or plane since they have a small runway) to have a nice relaxing weekend on the coast or to hike the Lost Coast trail. If you are doing the latter and have forgotten anything, this is a good place to stop. They have a gift shop next door with items from many local artists and craftspeople and it's a great place to get unique souvenirs. An all around excellent general store to meet your needs while visiting the beautiful Shelter Cove area!

Quaint store, friendly personnel, variety of snacks and drinks. No public restroom. Got the hippy…read morepopcorn and candy orange slices.

If I could give zero stars I would-- after going in here to grab a drink and get cash so we could…read moresee the drive through tree, my credit card info was stolen and over $1700 in charges were made within the day.

I stopped by to ask for directions. The woman working was kind and helpful. I hear good things…read moreabout their sandwiches. Next time!

Surprisingly great selection for such a small store. The store is easily accessible and had a very…read morefriendly staff. I showed up about 10 mins before they even opened and the lady that makes sandwiches was nice enough to say hello and allow me to come in and buy some fruit and ice. She even helped me carry it out to my car!

Quality/Quantity - Easy in and out. So easy and fast because they did NOT have any craft or local…read morebeers that I wanted... I guess they did me a favor, thank you. I just had a great time at Redwood Curtain Brewery and wanted one more beer as a night cap... Not sure what my wife and daughter bought? We divided and conquered. Well I conquered nothing, lol. Ambiance - Consistent. Service - Self service. Price - N/A. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1969, as the world's largest company by revenue (2022), $648+ billion sales (2024); 50+ stores in Nevada and 309+ stores in California (2022). 1962 Walmart Discount City. 1969 Walmart Inc. 1970 Walmart Stores Inc.

ordered my kid a mini fridge for pickup. They brought it out quite fast and were friendly. I…read moredidn't go inside at all but i imagine i may in the future. pickup is in the back of store.

We've driven by so many times but never had time to stop. This time we camped right across at…read moreStandish Hickey State Park (don't recommend this campground if you have a large rig or mobility issues as the river is down a steep trail). The Peg House has a cute gift shop, general store with booze and basics (famous brownies and ginormous cookies!) and next door is the outdoor restaurant. It has a great vibe, owner took out orders and you KNOW by the taste and food service how much love and thought goes into this place! We had: Grilled Chicken w/brie Bigfoot Burger Classic Cheeseburger All came with coleslaw and that was great too! We plan on making this a pitstop from now on. Everything was delicious and there was live music on stage. **if you're camping get wood here too-it's a great price for the large bundle. Thanks Peg House!

After 50 miles of thru hiking I was ready for a burger! There is nothing like post hike hunger…read more Understanding that you are pretty out there in location and ingredients are better quality but... this place is expensive. And they do not have fries. I ordered the lost coast burger and with tax it was $20. It came with a small portion of broccoli coleslaw that I really liked- and thankfully my two companions did not so I got a triple portion. The burger was fine. Not the greasy smash burger experience I was craving, but it tasted fresh. Served on a ciabatta roll... from Costco? Unconfirmed, but that's what it tasted like. I would have preferred brioche or something more fluffy. I ate every crumb because post hike hunger. I wouldn't come again though. The service was good and everyone was nice- just overpriced for the product, IMO. The outdoor seating was nice and it looks like sometimes there is live music. The bathrooms were gross. Smelled horrible and dirty. There is a campground or some sort of rv park right behind that may also be sharing the restrooms.