My family owned this store back in the early 70's. It was called Sloan's. I have some pretty…read moremagical memories of the place. We had the red & glass machines you could put a nickle in and but cashews. An old gold miner named Chester would bring us a nickle when he came in on his horse.

Absolutely the best sandwiches around. We've had a variety of different ones and they've all…read morefantastic. Gotta try the pastrami, the smoked cream cheese they use is unbelievable.

While camping at Lake of the Springs, we discovered this wonderful place for groceries and camping…read moreessentials. They have a great selection of everyday items, along with plenty of things campers may have forgotten or need during their stay. And don't forget the important stuff--wine, beer, and ice cream! Definitely a convenient stop while you're in the area.

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.

We drive past this place quite a bit. My wife sees many patients in the surrounding areas so I'm…read moreglad to have finally stopped by. Pretty decent lil grocery store & deli with many choices. We had a delicious Pastrami on Dutch crunch sandwich, chips, & fresh brewed ice tea! Much better than going to any Subway for sure! There's quite a bit more items I'd like to try on their menu so we will definitely be back here. Also, the restroom is clean as well & that's always a plus, especially for the ladies :) Update: Came back again & tried their TBLT sandwich with avocado on Dutch crunch. This was very tasty & fresh as well! They don't skimp on the meat & avocado. Fresh brewed iced tea was good just like last time. I'm sure we'll be back to try another sandwich :)

This is in reference to the Sinclair Gas at this convenience store. I needed 1 gallon of gas to…read moreget to the 'big city' about 30 miles away. Was going to use my credit card as I always do, but there was a $0.35 charge for using the credit card. So that was the end of that - I wonder if places know that charging to use a credit card or even having a minimum total bill before a credit card is accepted, is a violation of their contract with credit card companies and they could have their credit card account revoked and they would be limited to cash and debit cards....

Is it too much to drive from Sacramento to Nevada City just to hit up a tiny grocery store?…read more Probably. But if it wasn't, I would do all my shopping at Mother Truckers. While camping at Molokoff Diggins Park, we realized we'd forgotten a few things. We asked the Ranger where the nearest store was, and he directed us to a little market up the road. When we arrived... it was not exactly what we were looking for. Sure, they had the basics, but nothing that warranted the price, and also no ice. This was a problem. So we asked where the next closest store was, and we were directed to Mother Truckers. "It's an old hippie stop but they probably have ice," was the description we received. Okay.... After a short drive up the road, we arrived. Nothing special from the outside, and it definitely looked like the hippie stop we were told. When we walked inside, and my life changed forever. Organic produce and freshly baked cinnamon rolls greeted us, along with a selection of gluten free breads. As we looked further, we realized we were in the world's smallest Whole Foods Market, with tiny prices to match! There is an excellent selection of beer, organic produce (seriously, have you ever seen a sunchoke? I have now!), bulk foods of every variety (garma masala, anyone?), chocolate bars from around the world, a wide dairy selection including almond milk, and a million other things you didn't know you needed. They even fit a healthcare aisle and a clearance section! I was in heaven. I was ready to move my tent and just pitch it right outside. Cooler heads prevailed, however, and after taking a thorough tour of every aisle of the market, we picked out some goodies and headed back to camp. I grabbed veggie chips (the kind that are actual dried veggies), a Kombucha, and some almond milk for the morning. And of course ice. The next day, we came up again just to snag a few more treats. I can't believe the awesome selection of high-quality food at such great prices. What a find! We will be back for sure. :)

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

I just love this place! I wish all market and deli experiences could be like this! The staff are…read morewonderful, kind, happy people. Lucas rocks. This is a great place to get a healthy vegetarian lunch. There are hot fresh food choices as well as fresh raw smoothies, unique and healthy sandwiches, snacks and sweets made with love. Much of the veggies are grown at Ananda Village so they are organic and fresh. Most of all it's a very comfortable place with good selection of groceries, a solid bulk section with good selection of bulk spices, a great outside playground for younger kids, lots of grass and shade trees. You can hang out inside or out of the store and people there are just nice to be with. Fresh homemade pizza on Friday nights too. Ice cream all the time. I live nearby and shop and eat here often.

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.

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.

they will keep your change if you do not pay attention. they charge you tax on ebt transactions…read more they are able to do this because they have a separate card reader for ebt which they are able to enter any amount they want to

Very disappointed with this store. The food i purchased was expired, when I went back to return it…read morethe clerk told me "just because it's expired does not mean it's bad" and the pasta box had bugs in it and the clerk said "all you do is shake the bugs off and eat it." There was no apology said to me instead the clerk got mad. I do not recommend this store they do not keep there shelves updated.

They had allergy medicine just when I needed it at a fair price!…read more Cool old store with weird stuff like a stuffed rattlesnake and wonder whitebread. It was built in 1850, so definetely stop if driving by. Note across the street is a post office combo wedding chapel!

This is a cute little market in Bangor. It has been around forever and its a good stop on the way…read moreback to Nevada or Butte County. It carries milk...sodas..beer and wine and some groceries. I believe it serves alot of the locals that live out in this area. Its also very close to a few wineries. I stopped in to get some water and a snack before heading back to Grass Valley. It was fast and convenient with plenty of parking. It reminds me of an old country store that is still around to serve the community ! Great little travel stop!

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!