Only place to get gas near the campgrounds, so headed over. We were delighted to find the inside…read morewith some fresh, hot breakfast burritos, coffee, and even some grab and go produce for our hiking day. We ended up buying tshirts, snacks, drinks, you name it! What a great general store near so many campgrounds- don't miss a stop to prospect, wonderful people.

We were traveling through Prospect and found this gem. The staff are very friendly and…read moresurprisingly, they have an excellent selection of goods!

Oh jeez, where to begin. I waited for 45 minutes for my curbside pickup. They had 2 employees…read moredoing all the orders. Just a thought, treat your people better and they will stick around longer than 10 minutes. I hate Wal-Mart!

left with my fog light being out after getting my oil changed here and the older man is rude and…read morewants to comment on how crappy my car is.

Has everything you need. Great selection of ice cream and snacks. Serves as the towns liquor store…read morealso.

If I have enough money when I retire to buy a second house I'll buy in this area. Great small town…read moregrocery but don't deal with the burger place next door.

It doesn't look like much from the outside but it's a great stop. Super nice staff. Fresh, made…read moreto order b roasted gizzards and chicken. I Wanted to try one of their milkshakes, but too full from the chicken. I guess I Gotta swing back by and have one. Thanks for the great stop and nice chat!!

This is a fantastic little town market deli. She makes great fried gizzards and chicken. Huge…read moreportions and she makes sure to clean them so well! Not only is the chicken great but the ice cream is even better. Local creamery huckleberry ice cream and if only i had a bigger stomach, I would have loved to try the milkshake too. But alas the lord only gave me 1 stomach. I wish i had this nice little deli near were i lived in San Diego but alas, these small town gems are gems for a reason. Great liquor and mixer selection too.

After driving down windy roads in the dark for what seemed like forever while dodging the…read moreoccasional deer, arriving in this little town at this supermarket exceeded any expectations I would of had. It was surprisingly well stocked. I've been to grocery stores in SoCal that've had much less of a selection. The prices aren't outrageous, which was a pleasant surprise considering it's the only market around for miles. The lady at the register was really extremely nice and more than happy to give us directions to the camp ground we seemed to have gotten lost looking for. We're here for a week so this will be the 1st of many visits to Parry's.

If you're a passer-through on CA Hwys 96 and 3 between Yreka and Eureka/Arcata or exploring the…read morewilds of western Siskiyou County, take note of Parry's. Don't be fooled by Google or other internet maps placing the arrow for Parry's a mile up Indian Creek Road; it's well-located, just one block from the highway. Arguably the only market in West Siskiyou County that's befitting the description of a supermarket, Parry's is at the very least certainly the best market between Yreka and Willow Creek. A sign recently posted in front of Parry's actually proclaimed that protestors of a particular timber sale are not welcome to shop here. Also, if you're from outta-town and unaware of the very complicated politics of natural resources management in the Klamath River watershed, you've probably been wondering what's the deal with all these "NO MONUMENT!" signs everywhere. It might seem a lit'l scary to some of us liberal cityfolk. "Do they want our heads on sticks?" you might wonder. Really, though...everything'll be all right if you just be cool. I mean...Don'tcha have an open mind? Don't we all think that we liberals patented the idea of open-mindedness, or are you just like today's Prius-driving version of Maude with a pair of hiking boots and a topo map of the Marble Mountain Wilderness Area? Despite some of the more extreme rhetoric of many local folks, try 'n wrap your open mind around even just the possibility that the locals here know better how to manage local natural resources with a keener balance between extraction, conservation, restoration, and sustainability than you might ever wanna give 'em credit for. And even if the worst of the rhetoric is inexcusable, the overall tenor is understandable if you examine the facts of how the community suffered beginning over 20 years ago when it was put at odds with the declining Northern Spotted Owl population. Regardless of how you feel about the Endangered Species Act, you must be able to recognize how Happy Camp has been an epicenter for the socioeconomic toll of perhaps the most publicized and hotly debated invocation of the "God committee" pursuant to the Act. Heap onto that the recent ban on dredging which hampered its modern-day mini-Gold Rush, and there's one more example of fuel to the fire that burns with the spirit of Jefferson, the proposed 51st state. (With the new Jefferson Movement edging into the Sacramento Metro area specifically in Rocklin and Loomis, I just kinda laugh at these ominous signbearers as ridiculous, but up here in Happy Camp, at least it's couched in some historical context, so I don't choose to reflexively dismiss its sentiment.) Happy Camp has fallen behind areas of Appalachia in some economic and educational indicators. And yet, Parry's, the only market for miles in any direction, prices its low-order merchandise quite fairly for a market its size. And for a market so remote! Minus a bakery, coffeehouse, pharmacy, and mini-bank branch, it's as practical and utilitarian as any IGA-affiliated market in your big city. Yet, if you still wanna know, YES...you, too, can shop there! The lush, green produce department features many locally-grown items. There's plenty of probiotic drinks and non-GMO snacks. Their meat market puts my own city's natural foods co-op to shame! To be sure, this market is much better than you'd ever expect in such a remote location. Even if it were on I-5, it'd be your best bet between Ashland and Redding. Yes, I highly recommend it. And, if you knew the circumstances behind that particular timber sale (it's mostly burnt wood that's attracting insects harmful to healthy trees nearby), you'd likely be convinced that it's the right forestry decision, too, so go ahead and shop with a clear conscience! And don't resist the chocolates at the checkstand, homemade by some local lady. It's just the perk-up you need for the windy roads ahead of you.

Lots of stock. Great customer service and prices, This is s…read moregrocery store in a good location for the Green, OR folks

Great deli sandwich with a ton of meat! Cute gift ideas for holidays and stocking stuffersread more

The Azalea Mountain Store has brand new owners who have put a lot of time into refreshing and…read morerevitalizing this space. I've been coming to the store for a long time and this is by far the best experience I've had here. The new owners are lively, friendly, and kind. The prices are reasonable and the products fresh. I'm happy to meet shop here!

Very old and run down but charming. No lotto or bread (is what I learned!). "Hillbillies don't need…read morebread", is what she said!

When traveling through Ashland, stopping at the Co-op is a MUST! It's a little spendy, but I love…read morethe atmosphere and offerings. Their hot bar and pre-made food are always a treat. Delicious snacks, sandwiches, smoothies and coffee drinks. They have vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free options. Their little cakes are gorgeous! Outside seating includes covered and open-air. I literally plan my drive from Reno to Oregon to always include a stop at this Co-op!

This is definitely my new favorite place as I arrived in Ashland looking for a holistic Whole Foods…read moretype grocery store and the food in cafe is delicious

Such a friendly staff, and a good variety of groceries. Also hot coffee! We loved getting…read moremade-to-order sandwiches at the deli counter. It took a minute, but it was worth it for the excellent pastrami and friendly staff.

I stopped in the other day to order a custom pastrami sammy on whole wheat with provolone. It was…read moreJUST what I needed - delicious!! And kudos for adding cardboard food containers, it's great to not have to throw away plastics. Thank you!!

I absolutely LOVE this grocery store. They have a wonderful selection of meat. For example,…read moreyesterday I bought First Light venison for Venison Bourginon. Yummmm. I am making it tomorrow, letting the flavors blend overnight, and servingserving it the following night. I also deeply appreciate that they regularly carry fresh Baby Arugula sprouts, which my husband loves and so do I. They have a wide array of cheeses, which we appreciate all that we don't buy cheese very often unless it's for a specific recipe. It is great to know where to go to get what I need. In today's current economy, where prices are inflated, including the price of groceries, I really appreciate the competitive prices at ShopandCart. Last but definitely not least, they carry my hard-to-find coconut yogurt in the Choco flavor. Swoon!!! They have so much more, but I have to stop now so I can go cook!

Nice supermarket. You can get six packs of a wide assortment of Caldera Brewing Company beers…read morehere, which is nice when the brewery itself is closed. Saved our day.