They are a great store; a little more expensive than Food 4 Less but more brand names and…read moreselection. You learn what time to go with experience, but clerks are great and they open more check out lines as it gets busier. Check the weekly store specials flyer and you can actually save money. Don't go in there hungry, every store likes that, but get the ad and make a list; don't worry about saving pennies, because gas to another store will cost you more than pennies and your time is valuable too.

I do pickup orders every week and Xavier does a great job! He always picks the freshest fruits and…read morevegetables per my request and is very friendly and has great customer service!

This review is mainly for the deli at Walmart. We decided to have a small get together at our house…read moreto watch the football game. My husband goes to the Walmart deli to order chicken, potato wedges, chicken wings, and chicken strips... preparing to spend well over $100. He gets there at 2:40ish in the afternoon only to find old crusty food left in their deli. He politely asked a lady how long is the wait for some fresh chicken, chicken wings, chicken tenders, and potato wedges. The worker then tells my husband, " we're not cooking any food today"...WTH?? no Walmart deli food on a Saturday??! He didn't get the name of the lady that said she was not cooking any more food... but it was around 230-245pm on Saturday 12/27... absolutely ridiculous, especially since it is football season and mostly everyone is home and off work for the holidays... Yet another reason for me to absolutely hate Walmart! Maybe they should reevaluate some of their "policies" since Barstow is limited on resources !!

Pickup was excellent. The order was ready on time, the app check-in worked smoothly, and the…read moreassociate brought everything out quickly and was friendly and professional. All items were correct and packed well. In and out without any hassle. That's how curbside pickup should be done. Great job.

On our way to Disneyland in Anaheim California Wednesday evening, my husband and I stopped at…read moreEddie's World. It was fairly empty inside, which is usually not the case. EddieWorld is typically buzzing with road trippers, families, and Vegas bound drivers. Jedidiah's Jerky is located inside Eddie World on Interstate 15 at Yermo. It's a must visit if you like jerky. One of the team members helped us select a few different flavors. The Jerky that Jedidiah's has is made by hand. It offers many different types of meat and flavor options including Beef (Classic), Brisket (Classic), Turkey, Buffalo, Venison, Wild Boar. Most of these options will be available for purchase by weight or prepackaged and offer bold, sweet, spicy and savory options so there is something for everyone to enjoy. It's expensive, but worth it! All of the jerky was delicious and it lasted us several days. A lot of unique flavors to choose from and the store has so many creative options. The team member assist us during the evening was fantastic! This is a great spot to stop by if you're on the way to California or Las Vegas!

I really liked: Mango Sweet and Spicy…read more Sweet and Spicy I liked: Korean BBQ Turkey The jerky here is super easy to eat. Not tough or overly chewy like some spots. It's tender and flavorful without feeling like you're fighting it the whole time. The Mango Sweet and Spicy is a little sweeter than the regular Sweet and Spicy, but still has that nice kick on the back end. If you like a bit more sweetness in your snack, that's the move. The regular Sweet and Spicy is balanced and solid all around. The Korean BBQ Turkey is really on the money flavor wise. Savory, slightly sweet, and super satisfying. Staff was great about offering samples and helping recommend different options to try, which made it easy to find what I liked. It is on the expensive side and you don't get a huge amount for the price, but it is tasty and high quality. It's a small shop inside of Eddie's World and is a no frills place.

Stopped at this Food 4 Less on our way to Las Vegas. It's in a small shopping center in Barstow…read more Great pit stop for a bathroom run after a long ride. Bathroom was clean and was easy to access. The store is well organized and very clean. Aisle were very spacey with everything in its place. Bakery department offered so many freshly baked goods. I purchased a raspberry jelly roll. Ooooh so delicious. ...I haven't had one of those in years. Prices were great and and groceries clerks were friendly. This grocery store was a nice surprise on a long trip to Las Vegas and I highly recommend it. Especially if you need a quick bathroom pit stop, cold drinks, cold cuts and oh yeah delicious raspberry jelly rolls.

Absolutely unacceptable…read more I was stopped from entering the women's bathroom at Food 4 Less-- despite being a woman. The staff member questioned me, then followed me into the bathroom and confronted me while I was trying to use the stall. It was invasive, humiliating, and deeply discriminatory. This was not about safety -- it was about ignorance and the need to police someone's identity. I left shaken and furious. Until Food 4 less addresses this with proper staff training and accountability, I won't be returning -- and neither should anyone who believes in basic dignity and respect

To be honest, this place reminded me a lot of the 100 year old liquor store I once visited in…read moreUpland. I had picked up a sheet with information on old Daggett from the Route 66 Museum in Barstow. Here's the short version. The original store burnt down in the Daggett fire of 1908. (the nearby buildings were also destroyed as well) But they rebuilt this place, and this became the first 'fire proof' building in the Mojave Desert. Fire proof due to the fact that the whole thing was re-built using a railroad carload of cement. (The roof too!) Back in the day, the place was one of few that exchanged gold dust and nuggets for cash that miners could spend. Later, in 1953, a safecracker got away with $1000.00 in gold dust and nuggets. But ya. Back over Columbus day weekend in 2017. I stopped in front of the place because it looked old. Then I read the paper and discovered it was actually old. Then I went in to buy a soda because it was kinda warm out. The guy behind the register was nice. The soda was cold. Boom. That's about how a convenience store run should be.

Was new to the area and was surprised to see there was a market within walking distance from our…read morehouse. Upon entering the store the owner Joe made me feel comfortable with his warm greeting of welcome. For a small business they have good services and upon request will stock special items, such as favorite drinks or candy and snacks. You can rent a U-haul or car dolly. Pay your utility bill, send and receive money. Send small packages and even cash checks. So I suggest the next time your passing thru Daggett stop by Desert Market and say hello to Joe, Mic and Beckey. Dortha,

Really great stop between Las Vegas and Los Angeles. They sell lotto tickets of course, sweet…read moretreats galore, lots of snacks and unique soda drinks. Bathrooms are decent and the treats you can find here are worth the extra pit stop!

Great service, we stopped by while driving to Vegas. Lots of nick nacks from candy to nuts, drinks,…read morelotto, jerky, and souvenirs etc. Lots of people and plenty of cashiers open. Glad we came in. See ya on our way back LOL

I was fortunate to be walking distance from the airb&b. The staff are friendly and helpful…read more I found everything I was looking for. They have a great selection of alcohol and They also serve hot food. Great selection on snacks and foods. The store is not very big but well stocked.

We thought we were going to a cute market in Big Bear with local produce and products. But it felt…read moremuch more like a gas station with some expanded grocery items. Nothing specialty or niche. Not that it wouldn't be useful for buying some basic staples.. but just not what we thought it was. The people were nice though.

If you were driving from Orange county to Las Vegas or Las Vegas to Orange county, you no doubt…read morehave driven through Baker, California. This is the home to the world's largest thermometer and Alien Fresh Jerky. I cannot begin to tell you how many times I have driven past this place but never stopped. Now, I like aliens just as much as the next guy, but it was one of those places that I really had no reason to top of. But let me tell you, I am so glad that I did. In addition to having probably the largest selection of beef jerky next to buc-ee's, this place has more alien stuff than you can shake a stick at. Honestly, this place really does look like it belong on the Vegas strip with its big LED signs and alien motif all throughout the exterior. Additionally, they are in the process of building a UFO hotel. I'm going to tell you this. I will be there as one of the first guests in line when this thing opens up. Let's talk about the jerky for a second, they're not kidding when they say it's fresh. I have purchased multiple bags here on multiple occasions, and I got to tell you this is some of the best beef jerky you can ask for. It's super tasty, and not like that really nasty hard stuff you buy out of gas station convenience store, this stuff really is fresh. I don't know how to quantify alien fresh, but this jerky iis probably some of the best I've ever had. Tons of different flavors and heat levels for every person's taste. Bottom line? This place Is definitely the place to stop when you're out on the road going to or from Las Vegas from Orange county. Honestly, It's a perfect pit stop.

We've been stopping at this place for over 20 years whenever we come back from Las Vegas. It used…read moreto be a fun tradition for our family -- a nice place to stretch our legs and enjoy the novelty of the stop. Unfortunately, the customer service has declined tremendously and has become borderline rude. During our visit today, our daughters wanted to use the souvenir penny machine, but it took their money and wasn't working. When I politely mentioned it to the cashier, "Vicky," her response was simply, "Yeah, it's broken," with no apology or concern at all. I suggested they may want to put up a sign so other customers don't lose money, and she just shrugged and tossed our purchased items toward us before dismissing us. It was a really disappointing experience, especially at a place we've enjoyed for so many years. Sadly, this will probably be our last stop here. At this point, places like EddieWorld seem far more welcoming and worth the visit.

Best Grocery Store I've been to in a while. The staff is…read moresuper helpful. Everyone asked if I needed any assistance. Very well stocked! I've never seen so many varieties of MCConnels ice cream in one place. The fresh baked bagel was the best I've had outside of NY. Lots of cashiers open! No wait!! Thanks!

Food was very well stocked and store clean. The registers…read morewere filled and the service was nice and friendly.

I wandered in here today while visiting the Calico Ghost Town for the first time today. We've…read moredriven by all my life but haven't stopped until today. They have lots to look at in the store. They have candy, cowboy hats, craft sodas, and tons of other kitschy "ghost town" related items. They were on the busy side today and only had one person patiently working the register. She was nice and friendly. I purchased a wood patriotic paw sticker. I wouldn't have waited in the line but I've never seen anything like this before.