After breakfast, we stopped here to browse the store. Lots of crafts and goods made by locals,…read morewhich were unique and pretty cool. The store is clean, and the lady working the register was pretty cool. She talked about some of the products they sold in the store and gave us the insider scoop. A couple of items you can find are custom-made bags, jewelry, candles, clothing, and souvenirs that are all handmade. Cool decor and stuff you cannot buy at a chain store. Prices are a bit pricier since they are custom-made, but still worth the buck. Cool place with cool stuff. Def a must-see if you are in the area!

If you're in the area, this is a must stop. I took my kids there after days of hiking, they picked…read moreall the souvenirs they wanted for their friends and some clothes for themselves. The owner is super friendly and really cool! The ice cream place next door is absolutely amazing, especially when it was triple digits.

The owner of this store is so kind. You can tell he has such a genuine love and appreciation for…read morethe area and was so helpful in suggesting ways to make our Yosemite trip even more enjoyable. So down to earth, so passionate, everything you could ask for in a business owner & beyond! Thank you!

Such a cool set of antique stores right off the main street in Oakhurst. You cannot miss it because…read moreof all the signs, a T. rex, and a Bigfoot statue. The people working the station were pretty cool and made conversation about all the stuff they carry. You can find so much, from vintage signs, cool home accessories, clothes, and so much more. Lots of collectibles throughout the station. Make sure to explore all the areas because there is so much to see. Prices are great, and you can find lots of hidden gems throughout the vendors' stores. If I am ever in the area, I will definitely stop by to see any new things they have added to their collections.

we had so much fun going to this place. There's so much to look at from antiques to memorabilia…read morecute T-shirts. Good prices. I highly recommend going here friendly staff. We purchased all kinds of different stuff. There's definitely something here for everyone plus there is a lot of good photo opportunities

Ordered an iced caramel macchiato and hazelnut latte, both were really good! Also got a cute Bass…read moreLake sticker that they had. The back of the store had a unique hangout area, pretty neat! Definitely going back when at Bass Lake!

Ordered the oreo waffle cone. (We didn't get the golden bunny sticker so no free waffle cup, lol)…read more It was alright (a bit pricy), the oreo cookie tasted weird, like it was stored for a while. Vanilla ice-cream was good. The female cashier was friendly. Nice back area with lots of games for adults and kids. Also a nice view of the lake.

Cool new rendition of this thrift store. Easy to miss the clothes in the back but that's the best…read morepart. Multiple wedding dresses! A quick inventory: glassware, small appliances, knick knacks, CDs and DVDs, books, dolls, lots of shoes and clothes. Prices range from reasonable to expensive. It just depends.

How is this possibly a thrift store? $45 for a pair of world market mugs? $5 for less than a yard…read moreof scrap fabric? $25 for worn out, sun faded vans tennis shoes? $20 for a women's shirt that probably cost $20 new? The antiques are wildly overpriced as well. Save yourself some time and money and go to another thrift or antique store.

BIG 5, Oakhurst: 2026 Aug 12 (4.75 of 5)…read more I enjoy hiking, but recently my hiking shoes were giving me grieve. My toes bear the most abuse as I climb downhill so I decided to invest in a pair of running shoes. The difference between the two are 'night' and 'day'. Hiking shoes: I have three pairs and they all have shock-absorbing foam midsoles, and durable rubber outsoles with aggressive tread patterns for traction on dirt and rocks. I've interchanged using one to the other for 6 years now and thought I've become accustomed to them. Unfortunately, my recent hikes told me otherwise. My last hike to Chilnualna Falls nearly took my toenails off. My toes hit the hard toe cap and were bruised from the hike down. It may be true that hiking shoes might prevent ankle twists but I couldn't hike for weeks after that adventure. Running shoes: Running shoes are lightweight and flexible. They're engineered to absorb shock. I hiked with my 'new' running shoes to two different trails and my feet were quite comfortable. My toes did not smash into the toe caps and the shoes weigh much less than my hiking boots. I just have to be careful not to twist my ankles. I've always had a difficult time finding shoes to fit my small feet, so I was pleasantly surprised to find my running shoes at BIG 5. It's a perfect time to visit the store because of their 'special'. I got 25% off on top of the discounted price listed. Sara checked me out and mentioned that. If she had not mentioned the extra 25% off, I would have not known. So, Sara - thank you for your assistance. I truly appreciate your help.

GREAT TEAM! We…read moreneeded some items for our vacation (hiking, swimming, etc). They were very helpful. - reasonable prices - ample parking - good location - good hours - decent selection CON: Stay focused. There is too much cool stuff in here. You'll end up spending way more than you planned as I did.

We found this gem on our way to Yosemite. We stopped for a quick bite to eat, and we were so…read moreenamored by the quaint interior and rhe amazing hospitality of the chef and our server. The food was excellent with complimentary sauces that brought out the different flavors in the dish. I had the Baja fish tacos, and my partner had the prime rib French dip. Both were amazing! Our cocktails were as tasty. I had the prickly pear mule, it was fantastic. Highly recommend this down to earth spot in Mariposa that offers great food and even better company. It's worth noting here that every dish is made from scratch using the highest standard ingredients.

We were here on a mini get away and brought new friends with us. We have been at this place before…read moreso we all knew what to expect and what we all wanted to order. While ordering the bartender was very rude to start with. We wanted to order food and have a few drinks. We each ordered our normal drinks and when the bartender came back with our drinks she brought a drink that was supposed to be an old fashion. Which it was not. It was in a shooter style shot glass did not have any ice and tasted horrible. When we asked the bartender what she made she said "an old fashion" we told her "no this is not an old fashion". Then she said "well lazy bartender" then walked away. Then when we took her the drink and stated that we did not like it could we change to just a beer she said sure. She came back and stated she didn't have the bourbon we requested we asked if she could just take it off our bill she said no she already made the pour for us. Then we asked for the drink back she said she tossed it! The service was so horrible she over charged us for so many things. We ordered 3 build your own pizzas and they charged us extra for pepperoni??? Each pizza had 3 toppings! And we ordered Moscow mules and they charged us extra $15 for well vodka! Horrible! Horrible! Horrible! When we told her we will never come here again she said " ya ok!" Totally did not deserve the $30 tip they racked on!

It's so hard to find a great place to actually try on a wonderful selection of high quality shoes…read more The staff was so patient in helping us with boots, tennis shoes, water shoes and more. Coming from Santa Barbara I wasn't sure what to expect but they had more options than any place I live. Highly recommend.

The ladies have always been so nice in my 4 visits in your store.. I stopped in looking for boot…read moresocks since last time I was in Mariposa I bought a pair of Arita boots. I'm looking for a little bit longer sock for them. They have the cutest clothes. Check them out