I enjoy this place for quick staff & surprisingly amount of products for a quick in and out. Gas…read morealso.

Company double charged me for fuel a couple months back and refuse to refund me. Have the receipts…read moreto prove it. Looks like ill have to drag this into small claims court. What a joke of a company

They are back on track. Everything is delicious and definitely some of the best most authentic…read moreIndian cuisine in the area

4 stars for their samosa and mint cilantro chutney!! Samosa…read moreare a lovely deep fried pastry filled with veggies, spiced potatoes, peas and LOVE! These are by far the most flavorful I've ever had. Unfortunately, Cold Springs Food Mart is located off a very winding road about 12 minutes from Placerville. Customer services isn't really existent which I can over look because its basically a convenience store that makes food. Mondays they don't serve food but have pre-made samosa's food sale. Prices are a little high for the amount of food. Thanks to my fellow yelper April F.

Went to Coloma to camp at the American River Resort. I didn't have yelp available because I had…read moreabsolutely no service while I was out there. Some friends and I wanted to go fishing & we needed bate. Came across this store right outside of the campgrounds. It was less than a half mile away and they had everything from bate, food, ice, drinks etc. They are conveniently located around the corner of the campground and we will definitely be stopping by this week when we go camping again.

Robert Kennedy Jr. would be aghast at the selection of "food" in this place. It's practically a…read moremuseum of processed food and energy drinks! Really, they should charge admission. It's kind of a survivalist's dream mart. Just about anything in the store could be stuffed into a rocket box, buried in the backyard, and pulled out a decade from now and the spam, gummy worm, Twinkie's, etc. would greet the sunshine fresh as new. Seriously SCM owner, do consider maybe a shelf or two of healthy something's in the otherwise JunkFood and Liquor Emporium. Lastly, the store was immaculate, if not buzz-kill bright, and the cashier was super friendly! That's why I bumped you up a star.

I was able to get gas from one of their two vintage pumps…read more The staff behind the counter was helpful, the locals patronizing the market were friendly and pointed me in the right direction, as I was a little lost nugget that day.

When you need gas and some snacks this is a nice place to stop and fill up. Not much else around…read morefor choices. They even have a few movies, ice and cold beer. The service was friendly Stop in and say hello

Stopped here while stuck on the way to Tahoe because this was the only place with dinner options…read moreand they had some great choices! Our gas station dinner was hitting! The restrooms are clean, but they do ask that you donate $1 to help with septic costs. No biggie. The workers were chill and they had a decent wine selection. We were also surprised by how many chains they have. You name the tire, they have it!

Gayle and I drive to the Bay Area (and back) from Genoa (Nevada) a number of times per year, and…read moreusually on US 50. We know our "pit stop" options which most often include the Silver Fork Store, Fresh Pond, and the West Sacramento Maverick station. As the California vs. Nevada per-gallon price differential, can be significant, we only buy gas in the Golden State when we have to. Hence, our Silver Fork stops are usually for snacks and a bio break. Hence, we pretty much skip the gas pumps and the restaurant, the latter being to early in the trip going down and "we just want to get home" coming back. Nice people, decent snacks, clean restrooms, and very interesting tchotchkes. For what we want, what more do we need?

Deviled eggs!!! Yummy, typical modern day country market. Just cool, for what it is I love it.read more

Excellent service, beautiful displays and merchandising, super clean bathrooms, and just an overall…read moregreat shopping experience!'

If you don't want to spend an arm and a leg at a restaurant for breakfast, grab some expensive…read moregroceries at Alice's. High quality items, but high prices. For 6 people, we spent around $100 on breakfast items. A 4-pack of chicken sausages were $10, but still more convenient than getting in a car and driving to the grocery store that's 15 minutes away. While checking out, the clerk asked me to hit one of the big buttons on the pad. Of course, all of the buttons were for tips! I instead hit the small button to pay. Not exactly what I would tip for.

For folks who are staying in the Village, Alice's Mountain Market is a great place to fill in some…read moregroceries but definitely not the place for full-blown grocery shopping. They have many of the food essentials from milk to eggs to cup o' noodles to pasta sauces to lunch meats to snack foods....you get the idea. They also have a bunch of drinks from bottles of wine to six packs of beers and sports drinks. Some items are very expensive relative to what I'm used to seeing (like eggs) and others, like sports drinks, are pretty averagely priced. They also have some grab and go sandwiches for people who are skiing or just want a very, very quick meal and other things like hand warmers.

love the atmosphere. erin is absolutely amazing!, she makes you feel so welcomed!! gas isnt really…read morebadly priced either. i just really really wish i can say the same about the products. just about everything is so incredibly highe then normal. i payed $15 for a can of copenhagen straight, when i can go 1 and 1/2 minutes down the road and get it for $8. ill be taking my business there from here on out, unless i need gas and wont make it down or up the hill.

I showed up looking for oil and needed help as I am a young adult. The lovely lady behind the…read morecounter came out to my car and helped me without any hesitation! Thank you!!!

After a scenic motorcycle ride, our group of 11 stopped at Whorton's Market for lunch and…read morebreathtaking views. The food consistently impresses, and this visit was no exception. With everyone ordering something different, we got a good sense of their diverse menu. My salami sandwich was outstanding, easily one of the best I've had. Several others raved about their burgers, calling them the best they'd ever eaten. The menu also includes hot dogs, prepared hot food, and pizza. For those in a hurry, pre-packaged options are available. Despite our large group and other customers, the friendly staff efficiently handled our orders, getting our food to us much faster than a traditional sit-down restaurant could have. We enjoyed our meals at the outdoor picnic tables, taking in the stunning, panoramic views from high above the treetops. Whorton's Market is a must-visit in the area. Bring your appetite and your camera--you'll need both!

Amazing burger and curly fries. Probably the best western burger I have had. Juicy burger cooked to…read moremedium, perfectly crisp onion rings, chewy crisp bacon, bbq sauce and all standard produce lettuce, pickle, tomato, mayo, and mustard. Only complaint I had to ask for ketchup for fries and got to picnic table a 1/4 mile from store and no napkins. Talk about messy.