This is a tiny market, more for appropriate for hiking provisions. Good selection of drinks and…read morecanned beers. Came in for the deli. Got a the grilled cheese sandwich, pretty fancy with about 4-5 varieties on a more thicker sliced white bread pieces. The horseradish roast beef came on a soft toasted roll and was easy to eat and chew. Seemed a lot of folks stopped in for deli and drink take out. They charge .75 cents for CC so bring cash if you don't want to pay that. In the back around the deli counter, its connected to a small looking bar.

My review is for the store…read more This is a great little small-town store. Don't let the attached bar intimidate you. The people who work here are nice. Any time I have ever needed something in a pinch and didn't want to drive all the way to town for it, this store had what I needed to get me by. They have a fair selection of fresh dairy & meats, and some produce. I find the reviewer who claims to have found moldy meat here hard to believe. The meat sold in Bigley's is not only fresh but also local, and probably better for you than any of the processed garbage meat you could buy at the supermarket. No there's not ALOT of stuff here, but c'mon, people... it's a SMALL store in a small town! If you want a supermarket then stay off the ridge!

Great place to stop for something cold to drink after spending a week in the woods up near…read moreGraniteville. The store further up Tyler Foote has been closed for a long time! Great people work there also a good place to run into locals and chew the fat

Got what you'll need. But I was a little disappointed I couldn't hook to the WiFi to start my…read morenavigation. They made me drive a few miles backwards to get service to re-start my map. I guess I understand.

We went here to check out the cafe. Noticed they had a couple of different tea drinks, and a very…read moresmall hot bar. I asked the Indian male behind the cashier what were the ingredients/the meals made out of and he just cursorily responded without really listening that it's mentioned on the whiteboard. Glanced at the whiteboard which had basic meal title and did not list ingredients which I then incredulously re-asked what are the ingredients? (Cheesy broccoli etc) didn't define the mixed ingredients. There seemed to be a couple of gluten looking ingredients. My friend had did a quick inventory and wanted to leave. Customer service at this place was awful. Would recommend avoiding this place.

Wonderful little store full of all sorts of healthy delicious food choices including fresh organic…read moreproduce from the surrounding area. Places to sit both inside and out to enjoy your treats and take in the lovely environment of Ananda Village.

Bad selection and INSANE prices!!!!…read more Whoever owns this place is a greedy misanthrope who enriches themselves by ripping off the poor people who can't get to Quincy or Reno. It is literally cheaper to eat out than buy groceries and prepare a meal from Leonard's

While I do live in Graeagle... and LOVE THE GE market... I often need ingredients and things that…read morethey don't carry or are closed. Leonard's is great... saves me a trip to SW in Quincy! ALL of the gals and guys working at Leonard's are very nice and super helpful! Mahout out to Gina... you always make my day!

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

Good meat section. Working ATM , cold ice creams, delicious made to order, deli sandwiches,…read morecomplete chicken dinner with sides, multiple beverages, to go ! Wonderful happy service members . The clean isles were inviting. See you again soon.

Great little market with pretty much everything you need and a wonderful staff to go along with it.read more

Service was bad. The hot dogs were in a. Crockpot who knows how long it's been sitting in the…read morehotdog juices. My wife asked to use the restroom and he said no. The place looks dingy and not. cleaned.

Jeff and Maggie are amazing employers they have looking me on with all my corks and screws the…read morestore is inviting and welcoming and the best part the pay is real and on time love this store happy to be apart of it

If you were to ask the 400 or so residents of Dutch Flat which drink they prefer, the overwhelming…read moreresponse would be Bud Light. That makes Abe the biggest Bud Dealer in the area :P - This store is the Lifeline of Dutch, when the snow hits, you better believe that Abe will be there, when the hunger hits, Abe will be there, when the Diapers need Changing, Abe will be there (to sell you the diapers, not change the baby) As a community, Dutch Flat would not be what it is without the Trading Post. In fact, I hereby decree that on your way to Reno or Tahoe, you are required to stop by Dutch Flat Trading Post and support the most important local business in town, Abe's. WE LOVE YOU ABE!!!!!!

This says I'm Grass Valley dunno why but I'm speaking from 18 years living in Dutch Flat going to…read morethe Trading Post and ABE has been the only owner. I'm here to say the only bad one star review from I dunno who, but not listed as from DF should be ignored. ABE has been the only owner I have ever known in the past 18 years - he is dedicated to this town, to this community. The pricing is posted and more than fair - he is here rain shine or massive snow. If power is out he is STILL here to serve our community and he is well loved throughout. If you're ever lucky enough to see Dutch Flat and shop in this circa 1800's Trading Post - you will savor the experience, this little store and this historic town. 5-star all the way!

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.

This was the saddest part of this wonderful town. This is the equivalent of a gas station/. Liquor…read morestore. There are no real groceries and there was no fresh food. (And there are no grocery stores for miles so don't think you can get groceries when you get to Downieville.)

This store is not here to service the locals. Prices are…read morehorribly high. No fresh vegetables or meat. Yesterday it was closed( Saturday, January 18th 2025) with no notice or explanation. It is owned by a corporation who does not care about our local community. The locals have to drive 1.25 hrs away to get food. If I could give zero stars I would. Shame on you.