Holiday Market is a small grocery store in the rural southern part of the town of Placerville. I…read morestop by when I'm in the area coming n going to Jenkinson Lake which is nearby. The various staff throughout the many years have always been terrific. The market is a scaled down grocery store offering the same types of groceries as a full sized grocer. Just not as many brands and selections. My go to is their deli counter. I like to order the custom made sandwiches, pick up a bag of chicken tenders, or grab hot soup in the winter. They do make a mean delicious sandwich. Quality bread and fresh fixings. The deli meats are mainly Boar'd Head. They also have fresh made baked potato slices and chicken tenders bagged up and placed in the warmer trays; they are self serve. A bag of potato slices run about $3 and tenders $5-6. In the winter, they offer hot soup as well. The soup is self serve near the self serve coffee station. They even have a Lotto self serve kiosk that sells lottery tickets and scratchers. The parking lot is compact but large enough to maneuver about assuming you're not hauling a boat or any type of trailer. If you are, probably the best bet is to park on the side street.

People that work at store are friendly and helpful always willing to help you l couldn't ask for…read morebetter service

Unfortunately changed owners and they raised the prices too much. Customer service has changed too.read more

Used to stop here everyday. New ownership. Too high of prices. Unfortunately won't be back.read more

Stopped at Pokerville Market for lunch and was honestly blown away. You don't expect a little…read moregrocery store in the middle of wine country to have pizza this good. The crust was awesome, the staff were super friendly, and the whole stop felt like one of those unexpected finds that makes a road trip memorable.

We have here for 18 years when we camp across the street. Today I walked over with my friend to…read moreget snacks. They had a a sign at the front in large letters 50% off ice cream so we bought ice cream. Only to find that it was bad. It had defrosted and they re-froze it! It was horrible. I called to complain and the person who I talked to said that is why it was 50% off and it was not returnable. I said rather than you writing off the loss for a freezer defect you sold bad ice cream to customers and he hung up on me. After 18 years... this is my last visit to Pokerville Market. This is horrible that they let the ice cream defrost and re-freeze and sell it! Who does this!!!

I walked into Big Trees Market at 6:50 PM last night (3/31) to grab a few quick items. There were…read morestill multiple customers shopping--completely normal. At 7:01, an announcement came on saying the store had been closed for one minute and to head to the register. Totally fair. I needed one more thing from produce so I hurried- another announcement at 7:02 said to "stop shopping- we are closed" I grabbed my last item and went up front. By 7:03, I was already being checked out. And yet the reaction from staff was... unbelievable. There were several employees standing at the front just staring at me--clearly irritated, like I'd personally ruined their evening. It was three minutes past closing. Not 30. Not 15. Three. Then it somehow got worse. They were out of bags (understandable), so I asked if I could use the hand basket to carry my items to my car, which was literally parked right in front of the doors to the store. I was told no, "these baskets cant leave the store"--and that I needed to go outside and get a cart instead. So I had to run out, grab a cart, and come back in... while the entire staff stood there watching me. There must have been 6 or 7 employees glaring at me with dirty looks like I had insulted them personally. The older checker was grumpy and rude, but honestly the whole team contributed to making the experience feel hostile and unwelcoming. I completely understand wanting to close on time. But if ringing someone up at 7:03 feels like a crisis to your staff, that's a management issue--not a customer problem. Also- why not sell reusable bags if you run out of bags so often? I would have bought one to make it faster for me to exit the store. Seems like a simple solution to avoid the extreme stress your staff is experiencing

The only local market in Arnold, CA. Fully stocked for the most part. We were able to purchase what…read morewe needed for our family trip. Some items were expensive but given the location, I figured it's normal. Service was good, plenty of parking in the shopping center.

Everything.. love this little store! And if you want a…read moregreat deli, for sandwiches, they are the best!!! We come here a lot.

The Italian sandwich from this place is fantastic, easily best sandwich I've ever had, and bonus…read morethat it was less than $9! It's also HUGE, I ate it as lunch & dinner on the road. There was a bit of a wait because it was a busy, summer weekend, but worth the wait!

We love this place! It used to seem overpriced compared to the other grocery stores but now days…read morethey're comparable and sometimes cheaper! What we love is the produce is local the meat is from a reliable source. They have a water ionized machine we get our water from weekly too. Love the staff too!

Well they had pennies in the drawer but still rounded my change to the nearest nickel. Instead of…read more16 cents, they gave me 15. Seriously why? They had pennies, it's not like they were out.

This Safeway is beautifully tucked in this nestled beautiful area…read more We don't get out here much, but we do have family that lives out here and a lot of people come out here to go to Slyde Park or other places to go to the water and every single time I come in here everything in here is so well and neatly kept The aisles are huge, so you don't bump into anybody which I really like. I have been in here to buy stuff. I have been in here to use the restroom. I've never been treated differently. I've always been treated very kind and nice. I'm able to come in here and buy snacks and all the pricing is pretty good. They do have everything that every Safeway has which is really nice. You know what to expect you can get vegetables you can get meat. You can get all kinds of things and just because this is the only Safeway or grocery store in the area they don't have their prices raised in a super huge bracket which a lot of stores would do just because they're the only one in the neighborhood

I don't know what's going on but a lot of people have noticed some new people working in the deli…read more I'm not going into great detail about them but the males were arm wrestling and when they observed customers walk up to the counter they didn't want to help and told people they were going to have to come back because they were busy. One of them was very jittery and animated which portrayed he was on drugs. Safeway, there are better jobs for these type workers than handling people's food. Please make a change.

While driving back down the mountain from Placerville yesterday, my husband and I decided to stop…read morein to Fork Lift to grab some groceries for the week. I remember visiting Fork Lift like 10 years ago and really liking it - it is a sister store of Nugget Market I believe. The inside was massive, clean and well organized. My husband and I wanted to buy one of everything! Their produce section had every fruit and vegetable imaginable - it was also very visually aesthetically pleasing! I loved seeing their bulk spices, nuts, teas and candy options! Their butcher shop and fish section looked very fresh and can we talk about their massive cheese selections!? I was very impressed and they even had my favorite coffee for sale which is hard to find - the Blue Bottle Nola milk cartons. Overall, this would be my grocer of choice if we lived in the area - check out staff was also very friendly! Check them out!

Can you say urban cool? Maybe even hipster. Utilitarian. Yes, I am talking a grocery store! Fork…read moreLift. Brought to you by the family-owned, upscale and very successful, Nugget chain of grocery stores. I became very well acquainted with the Nugget markets living in Davis. There were two stores not far from each other and they were always packed. I shopped at the smaller one as it was closer to my home. It is literally the only place I ever shopped for food.I cannot imagine shopping anywhere else. When I moved to El Dorado Hills 5 years ago... thank goodness there was a big and beautiful Nugget a mile and half away. My point is all Nugget markets are quite incredible. Nothing compares to them. Excellent quality, in-house prepared food, bakery... TDF, floral, meat department, liquor, and fabulous fresh produce section. Fork Lift is to me like the Nugget markets on steroids! I was astonished at the size of the store and cool inside architectural design. Yes it is hip! Super clean, well stocked in everything. Organized. Quite impressive. And the same great departments as I mentioned above that are available in the Nugget stores are right here too! The chatter is that the Fork Lift offers many discounted prices but honestly, I never see them. Then I heard the lower priced items are strategically placed in and around the store. Who knows. I enjoy taking the drive up the hill to Cameron Park occasionally just to wander around and marvel at this shopping mecca! Easy exit off the freeway and fast to find. Plenty of parking. Worth checking out if you are in the area or on the way to or returning from Tahoe. Did I mention super duper customer service!?! And weekly specials! Geez... a girl cannot remember everything.:) Here is to good eating!

I should walk all the isles next time I'm in. Lots of great stuff so far the few times I've been in…read morerecently . Great beer selection for the size and excellent Bourbon spread. Some bottles are ridiculously priced but they seem determined to become a Bourbon staple in the area. Staff so far seems very friendly. Plenty snacks and beverages. Best of luck!

A convent general store for local area. Great service!read more