They are the friendliest people been going to Lamberst since I moved to guerneville in 2001 .And…read morethey have the cleanest bathrooms !

Super nice guys and gals that work there... But wow do they make terrible coffee. The worst…read more Watered down and undrinkable. I gave mine to a homeless guy outside. (Btw i have purchased coffee there 3nor 4 xs and it has been consistently has been watered down and terrible). Blaa.

Called to check if there's ice as I assumed there would be but wanted to make sure. The worker who…read moreanswered was very nice, professional, and quick. Absolutely recommend calling if you have a question as they are great and won't waste your time.

Very nice people working here, who were really helpful with the air pressure machine. Also randomly…read morehad pretty good coffee.

This convenience store is getting an unusual five-star review. The store is immaculately clean, as…read moreare their bathrooms. Service was fast and friendly. They had a great selection of yerba mate drinks. Prices are off the charts, but that's what you get at a roadside convenience store. Most impressively, they've got EV charging stations going up in the parking lot. Exactly what we need on the Bodega Coast.

BEWARE! On June 2, 2025, gas price is $5.09. After pumping gas I went into pay, and was charged…read more$5.29 a gallon. I told the cashier, a regular, and she said it was a mistake. Then she offered a 50 cent refund on 40 gal of gas, which is actually $8! If she does this to a regular local customer imagine what she does to tourists....

These guys are scammers and extortionists. They were illegally charging people to park in the…read morespaces in front of the building next door. We were there for the beer revival festival at Stumptown Brewery and when we parked we were approached by someone from MD gas station who demanded $10 from me to park. He offered no credentials. There were no legally posted private property or tow away zone signs. I would bet my life they do not have a permit from the city to charge for parking, even if they do own the building in front of which people were parking. So, I told him to pound sand. He freaked out and said he would have me towed, took a pic of my license plate, pretended he was on the phone with the police, and stormed off ranting in some other language. I knew he was full of crap so we grabbed our things and went and had a good time. When we got back, he was sitting outside the gas station, glaring angrily at us. I laughed at him because our car was still there, just like I knew it would be. I feel sorry for all the other cars parked along the road there that most likely paid the $10 to someone that has no power to stop you from legally parking in those spaces. Bottom line is know your rights. Having a car towed in California, even from your own property, is almost impossible to do legally without having all the proper signage and markings. For the people who live in Guerneville and are stuck with these people as neighbors, I am sorry for you. I will be back next year, and I will park in the same spot, for free.

I really feel pressed about me paying $20 again yall could of just activate it again but instead…read moreyall charged me again which ain't no good in the town hire better works because the people you got are shitbox

OK, stopped for a quick topoff for the 1 hour drive back to Oakland. Didn't go inside the food…read moremart, and didn't ask to use the restroom. I'm really sorry about the 2 star review, but this station isn't planned out very well. If all the pumps are occupied, how do people drive out? Oh, I guess some people can back out. The others squeeze thru somewhere. You should have 1 less island, and space it out more. Then the customer parking is along the wall, and that's probably why people stay at the pumps and no one can get gas. Oh well

I've been going here for several years and mostly pretty happy with their service and products…read moreuntil this past year. I live in a travel trailer and get propane (firewood, kindling, best Mexican hot chocolate ever). Then they started giving me so much grief because I asked them to put the 7.5 gallon tanks in my car when they fill them. At first it was tense but okay. Then they started arguing with me saying they didn't have to help me. I explained to them I have a handicap placard since my twenties due to a life long muscle issue. I told them I was in my seventies though look younger. So I showed them my drivers license. The older of the two younger owners sons or nephews was very kind at first and he said they'd help me. But since then there have been 4 times when they said they didn't have to help me. The most recent event was such a bad experience. The younger of the two young men at first flat refused to help me. I explained (again for the fourth time) my situation. And the younger one said to me. We won't help you again. Don't come back for propane unless you have someone to help you. It sounds silly but I was shaking because it felt like a slap in the face. I'm single, a retired social worker with a serious disability and in my seventies and live in a travel trailer where I have to haul propane sometimes twice a week when it's cold. I have granddaughters who are 9 and 18 and the18 year old isn't strong enough to help me. My daughter lives a distance and works out of town so she can't help me either. It was quite disappointing and disheartening. So I went down the road to Bridgeway Gas. They were so kind and said we got you. And are happy to help you. They are wonderful and kind people. It's such a relief to know u don't have to beg or fight for them to help me.

The people there are the rudest people I have ever met I would not recommend anyone going to the…read morestore and spending her hard earned money they can't even say hi when you walk in or thank you when you leave plus they talk to you as if you're a 5-year-old

The workers were very friendly and helpful. I would never hesitate to go back and recommend this…read morestation to everyone.

It is 1105 as I write this. I pulled into the gas station when the lights were on at 11 o'clock…read more When I stopped my car and put it in park, the lights went off. I am out of gas, I have 0 miles per gauge information, so this is my best bet. I jumped out and within 10 seconds knocked on the window, where all the lights were on and I could not see anyone. Then a woman quickly shuffles by and does not look at me. I knocked again, and she shook her head. I said "oh no, I don't need anything in the store I just need gas." She proceeded to tell me that it's shut down. I asked nicely and reminded her that I pulled in when the lights were on. She just told me it's shut down. I then pleaded a little bit to my embarrassment, please please I am out of gas, and I am in a moving truck as I am moving about three hours away. She turned away and walked, shaking her head and refused to give me gas. This is disgusting, it's ridiculous, I mean Sonoma County, the kind gentler place. This woman is rushing to get home and cannot even allow a customer a couple gallons of gas. She wants to argue that it's shut down and will not even listen to the fact that I was here when the lights were on. I won't say anymore, except that I will never ever come to this place again. This is an example of human sludge, selfish, nothing to give, worthless, low life, heartless, scummy, white trashy, did I mention selfish? OK, that's it, I'm just gonna go back to calling AAA and trying to get some gas. I did notice that she is afraid to come out. I'm afraid she might call the police on me, what do you think? She knows she's kind of a disgusting human and is ashamed. Maybe I'm taking this too far, but dearest humans, who are we if we can't help someone out? Especially when it's not going to even cause any inconvenience whatsoever? I'd be on my way by now!

SO HONEST & REASONABLE!!…read more While driving up north for a quick getaway, my 'Check Engine' light was going on and off. My truck was under warranty and I just had the oil changed. Once we arrived, I called a couple dealerships and they were too busy to help. So, I called Noel's Automotive and they had me come right in. They were very up front, took my truck in right away and followed procedures 100%. I highly recommend Noel's Automotive without hesitation!

Have had car serviced here twice now. Feel like we are in good hands. Nice folks, thorough…read moreexplanation of car repairs. Happy!

For the most part, this market is just like any other convenience store you've been to. What…read morebrought us here is that they serve Krispy Krunchy Chicken. Yep, that's right, I came here for the gas station fried chicken. Don't knock it until you've tried it! The only reason why I give this place 2 stars is that the service is pretty dismal. Well, not "dismal" really as it was awkward. All they'd have to do is greet people with a smile to make them feel welcomed and I'd already bump them up by one more star. The whole time we were there, my friend and I felt like we were intruding upon their personal time or something. The store has a pretty good selection and it's clean enough. Just be prepared for them to be a little weird.

Stopped in to check out this deli as I wanted to grab a quick bite to eat so I wouldn't end up at…read moremy job hungry. The market had a good parking area and is easily accessible from the main road. The market was a bit cramped inside and I took a look around and decided not to get a deli sandwich as I had hoped to do. Why you may ask? The lack of cleanliness and cluttered feeling set off a red flag. I opted to get a water and had asked for a pepperoni and cheese package located behind the deli. I paid for my purchase and drove off to my next destination. Luckily I checked the food package before eating it. It was over two months expired. I wish I would've looked at it while I was still at the store. Needless to say, I ended up throwing away my snack and my stomach growled during my work visit. Beware folks and double check your purchases.

We need more of these small independently owned market/grocery stores in every town across the US…read more Certainly Safeway, Albertsons and so many other large chains have fit the needs for grocery shopping, but in smaller towns this type of establishment should exist and thrive. What a delightful market this is, a must stop during any road trip up this way. You can get nearly anything you'd ever need from toothpaste, milk, cheese, chips, detergent, on and on... they even have two gas pumps. They sell ice too. There's a small cafe serving incredibly good things, including hand made sandwiches (we had a 'Rocketman' and an 'Architect'... being an Architect I loved being so honored!). Both sandwiches were utterly fresh, delicious and tasty. They have several specialty type sandwiches, as were these two, or you may customize one. They sell coffees and other drinks too. There's a bar type set up and a cozy back area for sitting to eat, plus some outdoor places too. The store is simple, rustic but ever so comfortable, organized and clean. The people working here are upbeat and friendly and you feel so welcomed, and utterly pleased you came in to get something. Great place for a drink, snack or basic groceries and product. Do stop in and check it out!

I'm up near Fort Ross a few times a year and Fort Ross Store is my go-to for lunch. They have a…read moresimple but decent sandwich menu along with a wide array of drinks and snacks for the road. In addition to a few inside tables, they also offer some outdoor seating with ocean views. Their portions are generous and a simple veggie sandwich is stacked with fresh produce. Once in a while they also offer some hearty Mac n Cheese. If you're up that way in the morning, there's also some breakfast sandwiches and various coffees. Staff is very nice and food is made quick. It's a popular and convenient stop along the coast just north of Fort Ross State Park, before you hit Timber Cove and Salt Point. I always make a point to stop here when traveling this lovely stretch of Hwy 1.