Town and Country has a new owner and has been renamed State Food Super Market. If you care about…read moreyour personal health you'd think twice before shopping there. The meat department is the best thing going however the butcher recently quit. Check the expiration dates on dairy, canned and box foods, etc.

Always greeted with a hello, good afternoon, or good morning whichever it might be. Plenty of bait…read moreto choose from, as well as huge selection of tackle to choose from. Prices are fair. And they have live bait.

In this day and age of choices and sometimes too many of them, I can't believe there isn't some…read morekind of competition for this store I'll be at a good one. For as long as I've known this is one of the only bait and tackle \ grocery stores around and situated next to one of the state's largest reservoirs and sitting right on top of the California Delta Mendota canal. Where is the spirit of capitalism? Where is the marketing and sales? I'm not sure, but I think that some people these days just don't want to make any money. For that I say," God bless main Street market and all other random drive-thru grocery stores.God bless America"! They provide great frozen baits to catch that epic STRIPED BASS.

Aw man I have great memories of the mojos covered with Jalapenos from this place. Not sure why but…read moreI started to think about it today after almost 10 years of leaving this town, how much I miss Margaret's mojo's. For many of use Margrets was the best way to spend our $3-$5 allowance for the day on some good junk food.

Hurtado's market is a hometown staple in Dos Palos. Nothing fancy (just a simple little Mexican…read moremarket with a glass window storefront) but the customer service is always fabulous, the food at the counter is delicious and the prices are amazing. It's no wonder that the kids from the high school can be found hanging out here after school and on weekends, munching on the pre-made sandwiches, fresh fried chicken and chicharones. Good for a cold soda too. My husband has an unhealthy addiction to the bean and cheese fried burritos, so we're in there fairly often. The owner, Margaret Hurtado, is one of the nicest people you'll ever meet. The other ladies are very friendly and helpful too. Just a nice little small-town market that really benefits the neighborhood.

How diabolical is it where they have fucking socks under lock and key, my feet were freezing from…read morewearing the wrong boots to work so I went to buy another pair of socks and of course you can't even grab a 10$ pair of sucks without hunting down an employee to get socks, if theft is that bad then hire more security or shut the place down

Your customer service needs serious improvement. A cashier assistant in the self-check out, I…read morebelieve her name is Keily, absolutely rude and unfriendly. I understand it's the holidays and not everyone is happy about their jobs but be thankful, put your misery aside to help your customers, doesn't take more than a second to fix an issue at the self-checkout. If she's that miserable and hateful, move her to the back, away from the public and put someone helpful up front to assist. You would do the community and your customers a favor!

Today is my first time shopping here . I've been here in Patterson for almost 2 years . Now I know…read morewhere to get my veggies/fruits fresh and cheap . I have to go out of town to get some veggies and fruits fresh and affordable . I need to try their meat next time . I recommend this store .

Sandra is my favorite cashier she is so nice and friendly, this grocery store is cheap and…read moreaffordable

We needed some last minute items for our Christmas Dinner and Pioneer Market had excellent hours…read moreand a HUGE selection of everyday needs. I was truly impressed with the stock of this grocery store and when we had an unexpected first aid need, the pharmacy area had everything we needed as well. The staff were kind, knew where things were in the store, and were truly in the spirit of the season (one was dressed as Santa!). I will certianly be visiting again next time I'm in town. Thank you Pioneer Market!

Those of us in Mariposa now have no choice of a pharmacy . As a Medicare patient receiving Medi-Cal…read moresupplementary services, let me keep it simple: All those chairs up front? Keep the kids out of them and label them "For elderly, pregnant or disabled persons ONLY." THAT IS THE LAW. Make a space up front between the carriage return and the handicapped parking to let various LEGAL HANDICAPPED TRANSPORTATION SERVICE TO PULL UP. YOU ARE IN VIOLATION OF THE LAW. I know , I am a Legislative Analyst for handicapped transportation. YOU DO NOT MEET THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS. You rely upon Tuesday and Thursday "senior" shoppers and YET YOU DO NOT FULLY ACCOMODATE THEM AS PER THE LAW. Get the kids out of the minimal seats you provide, set aside a HANDICAPPED, SENIOR and PREGNANT seating area and ONE PARKING SPACE TO THE RIGHT OF THE CART AREA FOR MEDICAL AND OTHER TRANSPORTATION SERVICE TO PARK. Otherwise you are in trouble from people like me who know the law by the letter. As a senior disabled frequent shopper, I'm tired of your lack of response to these needs, considering how much you make off of us.

I inquired about a flash drive from this location. The employee proceeded to tell me "oh, there…read morethey are." She pointed at a flash card/SanDisk. I told her "no, it's the kind you plug in the computer." She said, "no, we don't have those." She walked away and started speaking in an angry type voice about me, to another employee. She was implying i didn't know what I was talking about and I was looking for a thumb drive. I wanted to let your employee know, some people use flash drive vs thumb drives. She was trying too hard to be right, rather than helping a customer. Don't let your EGO get in the way of your job.

From the owner: The savings and convenience of Dollar General, plus the fresh meat, produce and dairy of a…read moreneighborhood grocer. That's Dollar General Market in Dos Palos. Grab name brand essentials and more at your nearest store.

Such a great / convenient store that carries a lot of great items! I haven't tried any of their…read moresoups or food over the counter, but the prices for the merchandise are good, staff has always been friendly, and they have a good variety of items.

The Mar-Val in Groveland is a crowded store with narrow aisles and few parking places. The prices…read moreare sky-high, Everything is about 50% higher than expensive San Luis Obispo on the coast. I only buy sale items, generic brands, or absolute necessities there. Most all the workers there are very friendly.

The market is very reasonably priced being that it's located in a touristy area. Great selection of…read morefood and other things but I got distracted by this cute employee in the photo. I'd come back solely for this cat. That aside, the other worker was very kind and provided us with some essentials to start the wood we bought (:

Super cute & quaint market in Wawona! Very convenient because it was walking distance from our…read moreairbnb and had its own little community. Prices weren't crazy -- even for their stickers, postcards, etc. Postcards were 6 for $2. Stickers were $3 each and way cuter than the ones from the Village Store by Vernal Falls / Yosemite Village. Got myself a Pine Tree x Yosemite mug though that was $17.95, but heavy and nice quality. Staff were friendly and the coffee bar had all the essentials -- Torani syrups and powders to customize your drink. Accessible coffee machine to make a cafe latte or mocha at a cheap price.

Late May, 2024. Found this produce stand on our way from Sequoia National Park to Santa Cruz, CA. I…read morewas attracted by the variety of (especially) fresh fruit and some vegetables, while my husband immediately headed to the area with all sorts of nuts. A few of the items that we purchased were bargain-priced. For instance, we got four gigantic fresh and sweet navel oranges for only 75-cents/lb., tasty white corn on the cob (4/$1, for the first 12), and small avocados (10/$1, limit 20). We also got yummy fresh apricots, pecans in their hard shells, and quite a few bags of roasted nuts for snacking. The market was clean and well-organized, and the young woman at the check-out counter was very friendly. After checking out, we enjoyed some apricots at one of their roadside picnic tables that was set up next to a small garden. Parking was sufficient, even for our small class B RV.

Stand next to the gas station. The local honey is delicious. The guy was friendly and helpfulread more