Stopped by Benton Station the other day for lunch. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger and fries…read more Unfortunately, the fryer was down for deep cleaning so they substituted a bag of Lays chips. Actually, this is an option for many menu items if you don't want fries. It saves you a couple of bucks and maybe a half-inch off the waistline. The 1/2 lb burger was well cooked, the bacon was tasty, and the lettuce, tomato, pickles, and onions were crisp and fresh! I've visited several times over the seven years I've lived in the area and have always had a good experience. Make sure to try the pies if you have room for dessert... or maybe just have dessert instead? They completed a slight remodel a year and a half ago. Nothing major but the place looks nice and clean inside. The kitchen also received completely new appliances and a makeover. There's a small market attached if you need drinks or other sundries for the road. Gas pumps are outside and I think they got new ones recently as they appear to be an improvement over the old ones which were hard to read. Be careful as this is a remote out-of-the-way location so you'll find higher gas prices than elsewhere. Located at the intersections of Highways 6 and 120, Benton Station is owned by the Benton Paiute Tribe. Bishop is 35 miles south, about a half-hour by car. Tonopah, Nevada is 80 miles east, about an hour and 15 minutes drive. Hawthorne, Nevada is 84 miles north, an hour and 20 minutes. Mammoth Lakes via Highway 120 and Benton Crossing Road is 46 miles west, almost an hour's drive. The eastern entrance to Yosemite National Park (at the top of Tioga Pass via Highway 120) is 62 miles away, a little over an hour. If you're in the area and hunger is gnawing at your stomach stop by Benton Station for a bite and a little rest. They're open for breakfast and lunch only!

Unfriendly service, even when you go out of your way to be nice and when I tried to purchase a…read morewhole pie as they advertised they tried to sell me a pie missing a slice out of it..... I've never even see a place try to do that before and she acted like it was normal....gross

We stopped to get gas and some burgers for our kiddos. Practically a 45 min wait for 2 plain…read morecheeseburgers. The staff is super nice and they have clean bathrooms, but the wait for food was pretty outrageous. The burgers were mediocre at best, and definitely not worth the wait.

This place runs out of gas! No offers of assistance…read moreGoods are overpriced I understand we are in the middle of nowhere but come on.

+ Cheap, filling, healthy San Pedro sandwich at the deli. +…read morePlenty snacks and drinks to choose from for your road trip. - Long, crowded checkout lines. + The exotic Vita Coco drinks were refreshing - but a lil exorbitant. - Crowded restrooms behind aisle 12. Long line for only 2 rooms. + Signing up for membership savings is easy. . Decent ambience. + Ample parking, . a bit crowded. - The janitor ran his mop toward me while I was waiting in line for the restroom. He didn't say "Excuse me" or try to get my attention. His momentum and facial expression showed he didn't care. If I hadn't jumped outta the way in time, he almost ran me over. I had: $2.50 x2 Vita Coco treats + $0.35 2 bananas + $4.99 box of 4 kiwis + $12.99 San Pedro sandwich + tax = $23.33

What a disappointment to come to this store while visiting the area! The meat department is foul,…read moreselling old meat. Some meat to the point of gas release and slime? This is a public safety risk. This is no longer meat that should be sold, and should be in the garbage. Then what is the deal with no cases of water? Are cases of water not drank in this town? We needed some fruit, and vegetables. We were able to scrape up some produce. Was not the easiest because things were not getting replenished. Many holes on the shelves. We saw employees having a good time bs'ing. No manager around, Supervisor....not for me...for the employees who are messing around! Place is a hot mess, and in need of health department inspection.

9/30/2025- In town…read morefor the last fishing trip of the year.. I like browsing and seeing different items- My vegan son would appreciate the plant based floss toothpicks!..

Great stores! Though limited selection in different areas, they offer different yet interesting…read morefoods and wines! My husband goes in and selects a few red wines. One bottle of this, one of that. He did find a red one that he said was his "new favorite" but never went back for more. I went into the Waterloo Rd near Wilson way one and "Jesus" was able to order for me 10 cases of Mystified wine !! I wrapped one case for Christmas one year and said more in the garage! We bring a bottle or two to gatherings. And my husband enjoys a glass or two at happy hour outside!! Jesus also will dolly the cases to my vehicle!! We are set for quite sometime wine wise for him. Every person he has shared with loves the wine as well. Only $4/ bottle!

Truly everything you need for a great RoadTrip!! Hot soups for winter! Homemade granolas.... Lots o…read moreliquor ! Just had a hot soup that mom could have made.

Considering where this is and being that it was winter, this place rocks. We showed up with nine…read morepeople for lunch and I'm thinking there is no way they are going to have enough food and it will be marginal at best. I was wrong on both accounts. The burritos were really good and had a great hot sauce to go with them. The service is just checking out at the register and we sat on the curb and ate. So, the atmosphere was cool clear and open. I would defiantly recommend stopping here.

This place has everything! From produce and pantry staples to houseplants and an ice cream…read morecounter... you should be able to find everything on your list here without driving all the way into Bishop. Friendly service too!

This is a convenient local market that has most of the basic foods and condiments that you'd need…read morefor camping in the the area. The parking lot is dirt and gravel, but fairly flat. They have small, old fashioned shopping carts that are convenient and save you from having to carry your items in your arms. The meats in the cold case looked good and the prices weren't bad, at all. They have large bags of ice available (always an important "must have" for the camp ice chest!), plus some clever person also included frozen 1 gallon water jus for those who know that block ice lasts longer. At $1.99, these frozen jugs are a good economical choice for keeping your perishables cold. The wine selection was unremarkable. Unless you're used to bottom-shelf wines, you are probably going to be disappointed. The beer selection is much better, an you'll find a small selection of microbrews here, like stuff from Lagunitas and Mammoth Brewing Co. The produce selection was not large, but what was there looked well-trimmed and fresh. You will find some of the basic carrots, cabbages, limes, apples, and onions, but not the cilantro or other more specialized items. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's an old-time local grocery store that saves you from having to drive all the way to the next big town of Bishop to do basic grocery resupply.

I just reread my review from 10 years of visiting this Safeway on our way to Vegas, and nothing has…read morechanged. First, everybody we bump into at this Safeway is nice. The store was well presented, featured a nice variety of fresh fruit and vegetables and being just three days before Christmas, the place was jumping yet organized and friendly. On this occasion, we were able to use the bathroom, as we've been doing for the last 15 to 20 years and purchase some snacks. My wife chose some apples and cheese that we shared in the car, as well as some candy. As we checked out, the cashier asked if we wanted to contribute to the local food bank, and we would not even have known had she not mentioned it. It was our pleasure to contribute. So, should you find yourself in Hawthorne Nevada, needing to use the restroom, the Safeway is a good bet to meet your needs. We never hesitate to go here and we'll be back.

So glad to have a decent grocery store in Hawthorne. There wasn't much going on in this town, but…read morethe grocery store was in much better shape than the average for a small town like this. I was able to find almost everything I was looking for service was good. People were friendly and it easy to park.

Closer than Vons and the app was telling me their deals were meh anyway, so popped in here…read more Deals deals deals! Some items were normal or expensive, but you can find great deals here if you're willing to try something new or go off the ordinary. We have two teenagers so the snacks that you normally overpay for at Vons and other places are cheaper here and you can try find stuff with flavors you may not have tried before. Left with loads of stuff for many meals for $100. Download the app for a $5 discount. Right on the bus route up to the village!

So we had forgot to grab something at Vons which was an absolute mad house. There were so many…read moresnobby, unhappy people there, I couldn't bring myself to go back. We stopped instead at Grocery Outlet and I wish I had gone there first. So many bargains and def cheaper than Vons

I absolutely would recommend the June Lake General store. You will find so many things ranging from…read morebatteries, to beer salt, and everything in between. Think of it as a grocery store, hardware, camping, souvenir shop, liquor store, and electronic accessories store all in one. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, and most importantly, the prices are very reasonable for being a small business in a small town. I always go here and will continue to do so when I'm camping in the area.

First time I walked around June Lake and first time I walked in this general store... immediately…read moregot taken back in time to the original "Walmart", "ACE", store of the 40's, 50's, and 60's... it was the hugest old general store I've ever been too... it was fantastic... and they haven't change a thing... it was Hasegawa's General Store on Maui and all the mom and pop general stores in little towns across the nation that you would go to get just what you needed... I'm so glad the owners didn't try to "modernize" it... and make it something it isn't... to me, it was a historical landmark of what my grandpa's drug store might have looked like... that was really fun... I will go make a pilgrimage to the June Lake general store because it's one of a kind gem...