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Having been a frequent visitor and part-time resident of Lucerne since the late 60's, I've seen a…read morelot of changes over the years. When I was really young, staying with my grandparents, the only options for groceries up here were Lakeview Market or Nice Market, or if you wanted to drive to Lakeport you could go to Bruno's. Well as time has passed much has changed. Mar-Val Sentry Market opened a couple decades ago, I guess, making it much easier to get a good selection of groceries on this side of the lake. Now if you want to make the drive to Lakeport you can visit Safeway. My how things have changed! Back to Sentry... selection is good, staff are friendly, store is clean, and most importantly the location is convenient for those staying in Glenhaven, Lucerne, Nice, and Upper Lake. Prices are a bit on the high side, but the convenience makes it worth the extra cost! I'm sure when I'm up at the Lake, I'll be shopping at Sentry, just as I have this trip and many before.

I've been coming to the Lake long enough, and I'm old enough, to remember a time before Lakeport…read morehad a Safeway. I must say, I'm glad they're here and I appreciate them. It's nice to have a chain supermarket that has weekly specials and sales. The food quality when it comes to produce, bakery, and meats is all good. The customer service is good, as long as you can find a staff member to help. (Many of them are retrieving online orders). The store itself is pretty clean and is arranged in a fairly easy to navigate fashion. I'm sure I'll be back, especially for those $5 Friday deals and specials!

Food is always GREAT! However, the service is mediocre with…read morelong lines at dinner time and too few checkers and no 15 item checkers open. Today, the checker who claimed to be a "manager" rushed so fast that he overcharged me for at least six items that were CLEARLY MARKED 50% Discount with orange stickers. There were only two regular checkers about 6 pm on a Wednesday; the "15 only items" were closed. When I went to the self-help (I had about 14 items, several with 50% discount stickers) the attendant at the self-help turned me down and told me to move to a regular checker because I had discount items. Previous self-help employee (Brenda) has always helped me check out and scan my discounted items for me, very kindly and quickly, since I am disabled and have difficulty standing. When I told the check I needed to sit at the Starbucks area for a half minute (after waiting on line for nearly 20 minutes with only two people before me), the checker "Victor" stopped ringing up my items and loudly told me I was holding up people who were waiting, that I was holding up other people by sitting - when about half of my items were still on the counter to be rung up! I returned to the counter, and he was rude and I was offended at his attitude. I asked for him to be kinder and he said "you should be a manager". I replied "you would be a better manager!" Then he retorted "I AM A MANAGER"! When I examined my receipt at home, the total was nearly $90, I was not given the 50% discount on more than 6 items - should have been closer to $65.

This is the largest market in Nice. The staff was congenial. Prices seemed pretty standard.read more

I'm grateful for this small local market. I am able to find many of the things that I need here and…read moreappreciate the convenience. The owners are very sweet. Please stop by and support this little mom n' pop.

Tap House and Big Eats Grill. This country store has lots of market items, drinks and snacks! There…read moreis also a seating area inside with a pool table and tap bar. Big Eats Grill food truck is moving in to the newly renovated kitchen. I got the Pulled Pork Sando and it was amazing! I also tried the Pig Mac which was so good. Can't wait to try The Farm Burger that has the Pig Mac on it next time. Definitely worth stoping by!

Located on the corner of Hwy 20 and Irvine Avenue (across the street from The Lodge), sits a quaint…read morecountry market. Blue Lakes Market is all about convenience. If you need beach essentials and don't feel like heading another 5 miles down the road, then this is the place to stop in. The store carries an array of items such as: flip flops, floaties, sunblock, fishing supplies, picnic snacks, cold drinks, ice, toiletries, etc. Also great if you want to pickup some ice cream to cool off. I really love the all natural fruit bars that don't contain artificial colors or flavors...super yummy! The store is small, but well stocked and is perfect if you don't feel like driving 30 minutes to Ukiah or the opposite way towards Lakeport (the nearest convenience store is about 5 miles away). Street parking is available on Irvine Avenue or in their lot. In stock: Ice, cold drinks, soda, eggs, Clover milk & cheese, beer, wine, ice cream, snacks, fishing supplies, etc. **Sometimes they serve fresh burritos and tacos which are super fresh and yummy.**

Great customer service, pricy and good supply of food and adult beverage items…read more I got some dry salami, various cheeses, green olives, apples and crackers. I had a nice charcuterie type meal.

Award winning, old-style butcher with competitive prices. If you're nostalgic for the corner store…read moremarket that is the city's best kept secret because of a classic butcher, Lakeview Market is your place. They have the best, freshest meats you'll find outside of a city.

I love Renker Farms. They're a produce stand, selling fruits and vegetables, flowers, and some…read moreother stuff. It's a perfect place to stop by after the farmer's market on Saturdays (just down the road about 1/2 mile) or when you're driving from Lakeport to Kelseyville any day. I go there for the flowers (for my lovely wife)--you can pick your own bouquet of fresh flowers and only spend a couple bucks for a nice bunch of 'em! Their prices are dirt cheap, and the old folks who run the place are always so nice. A very cool little place that I wish Lake County had more of!

Awesome farmstand & Farm. You can cut your own zinnias, pick up some heirloom tomatoes, apples,…read morepears, squash and whatever else the season has to offer. Bring cash, and a bag if you think of it. Enjoy walking up and down the rows of flowers and get some extra for a friend while you're at it. It's extra fun to come in the fall when all the pumpkins are available. Let your kids help pick an assortment for the front porch.

The best BBQ and Mexican food around...Puts the competition to shame. Great tritip, burgers and…read moreSuper awesome burritos, tacos and quesadillas....Ice cold soft drinks, beer and cider. Big local wine selection too...great stop and I always come back for the burrito!!

Fun spot & beautiful location to stop off at and have lunch. They are always friendly inside where…read morethe full deli is and outside on deck awesomeness barbecue happening. Good times

I am nearly pained to rate a locate Asian "market" so low; however, my disappointment with our…read moreshopping trip left me with almost no positive points to share. My husband and I are a biracial Asian-White household that primarily cooks Hmong meals. We are new-ish to the area and were thrilled with the prospect of having an Asian "market" in close proximity to our home. We stopped by with a short shopping list (galangal, shrimp paste, vermicelli noodles, and whatever other things presented themselves when we got there). Upon arrival, we entered the market and were nearly shocked that it is considered a market. The shelves are practically empty with only 1 or 2 of any item, a very limited selection of sauce/dry goods, and extremely limited non-food supplies. Honestly, my home pantry has more food, resources, and supplies than what is available here. There seemed to be some sort of food you could order, but we didn't explore. Additionally, there is a tiny freezer with a small amount of frozen prepared food and no fresh or froze vegetables for Asian cooking. It is pretty unlikely that we will return and will venture further to purchase the items that we need.

So, I pass this place every day commuting to work. So while In Lucerne today I had to kill 20…read moreminutes. I decided to drive over to the market to look for some curry meal kits I had heard they were selling. I also wanted to see if they had thai basil so I could make some PHO. Unfortunately, they had neither. Currently growing some Thai basil but nowhere near ready to use they told me. The man working asked me if I had ever used Star Anise. I said, no and he took a bag off the shelf that had rows and rows of spices and let me smell the one he grabbed. It smelled a lot like Thai basil. He filled a small baggie up and handed to me as I was reaching for my wallet. He said take it and let me know how u like it! So unexpected!! Really thought this was so sweet of him and now I can't wait to go back and see what else they have and start cooking!! Update: just used star anise in my PHO and I can't get over how good it taste in my soup! Thank you thai market for the suggestion!

6/16/2025: Purchasing organic vegetable plants and organic spices for my food pantry. Fast…read moreforward to 6/28/2025--I planted all the HEALTHY herbal, fruit, and vegetable plants I purchased from Ukiah Natural Food Co-Op. I used the herbal spices I purchased from Ukiah Natural Food Co-Op which are amazingly high quality, organic herbs while the breakfast foods and coffee I inhaled still haunts my olfactory senses, i.e., "AHLL BE BAAAAACK," as Ahnold Schwarzenegger has countlessly stated . . .

Grocery store is great love the produce and bulk departments. Staff is always welcoming and…read morefriendly. Clean store. The cafe is great if you're getting coffee or a salad. Can't say the same about the refrigerated food ex the sandwiches, pasta salads, and BBQ tofu. I really used to enjoy the BBQ tofu when it was from boontberry in willits. The tofu now is just bland with no salt. Most of the food in that case is like that. Vegetarian food doesn't have to be bland. You can use salt. Wish they would make some changes to the hot bar also. Make people want and enjoy vegetarian food not the opposite. Vegetarian food has come a long way the co op could do much better in that regard.