great store best meat in town only thing they need to fix!…read more your phone!! don't work. not just me I have heard others ask "I tried to this morning to get a rosted chicken, it just rang and rang no one answered".

We stopped at this market on a road trip. We bought some very delicious meat and a few other items…read more They had a great selection for a small market. The prices were very reasonable and everyone was very friendly.

We're at the Tesla charging and we were hungry. I looked up this market and the reviews were great…read morebut what I wanted was a restaurant...unfortunately all restaurants are almost a mile away. Too far to walk this morning round trip. I booked an Uber...it was taking forever and eventually I got the message that drivers were BUSY try later. It's a SMALL TOWN. (:-) SOOOO Holiday Market DELI to the rescue. They make subs to order on several breads. It's a similar system to Subway EXCEPT HERE at Holiday they are NOT stingy with black olives and other goodies. They even have GOOD SPROUTS. We arrived at peak lunch and there were only 2 people ahead of us. OUR SANDWICHES WERE EXCELLENT and BIG. My husband ate all of his but I only had room for half. This was our first meal of the day and we were very hungry. Sandwiches come with free drinks. It was $18 for both of us. The market seems to deserve its great reviews. My compliments to management for hiring friendly employees and encouraging them to give off a HAPPY VIBE. Aisles are wide. It feels great in the store. It's clean. The whole market gives off a higher end market impression. Very pleasant. And some YUMMY GOODIES if you just need snacks. If management wanted to add one simple thing for us Tesla shoppers eating from the Deli, it would be a couple picnic tables with colorful umbrellas outside along the wall we walk back to the chargers. That would be pretty nice so we wouldn't need to eat in our cars. (:-) But even without it's an awesome Tesla charging stop. If you find this review useful please VOTE!

I found this place on my way into a festival and they had all my favorite natural brands. I highly…read morerecommend checking them out!

Came in for a quick pit stop on our road trip and had an awful experience. Constant staring from…read morethe employees, an odd comment towards how much we spent and absolutely off customer service when we were at the register. Didn't feel welcome at all, and we're use to the bare minimum when it comes to customer service.

The customer service at this store is awful. The last two times I've been there one employee was…read moresmoking while retrieving the shopping carts and my children and I were greeted with the cigarette smoke. Today while checking out the cashier didn't say a single word to me and as I was waiting for my receipt another employee walked by and the cashier took out her wallet looking through it to hand the other employee money. The quality of their produce had gone down dramatically as well. It's not worth shopping here anymore you're better off driving down the road to Holiday where the customer service is wonderful and the quality of products are excellent.

My visit on Aug 12th was not good. I was double charged on my groceries and had proof of charges,…read moreyet the store manager would not fix the problem. She said all the right things but ultimately she failed. It's just a reminder that customer service is a lost art and only shop there if necessary. Ugh

They seem to have added adult supervision after losing the manager months ago. That is a good…read moresign, but they still need to fix their store management network. I was originally charged full price for all my items even after I entered my phone number on the keypad. The checker entered my phone number, and I got discounted to 'member pricing', but NOT the forU pricing, even though I had scanned the forU barcodes on the shelf and clipped those items. This is a recurring problem at the Burney store.

Fantastic dinner. Best lamb chops I have eaten. Chicken Caesar salad was also very delicious. Lots…read moreof chicken

Have you ever heard of the small northeastern California community of Davis Creek? No, it's not…read moreexactly a "world class" destination, and most travelers on U.S. Highway 395 probably just whiz on through, and don't give the community a second thought. However, if you love good food, and you're a lover of rural, eastern California roadhouses, and local hospitality, the Davis Creek Mercantile should be on your must-stop-at list. My visit actually took place last summer, on a "Taco Tuesday," and I'm just getting around to posting it here on Yelp. Davis Creek Mercantile is a combination store, gas station, post office and restaurant. The community of Davis Creek is located in extreme northeastern California, and has a population of around 100. It could be said that Davis Creek Mercantile is the center attraction in town. As you enter the building, you have to walk through the general store, as the restaurant is located in the extreme rear of the restaurant. There are tables in the store for your dining pleasure. By the way, the store stocks a variety of nearly everything, to keep the local residents supplied. It's quite a drive to Lakeview or Alturas, especially during the winter. The restaurant doesn't have a printed menu, and customarily offers only one dish at each serving. Today was "Taco Thursday," and every one of the local California Highway Patrol officers had managed to take their lunch at Davis Creek Mercantile. Trust law enforcement to know good restaurants! These officers were very happy and jovial, and when I mentioned to them that I was a visitor, they told me that I had hit the jackpot, as today was "Taco Thursday" and I was going to enjoy great tacos at a bargain price. They also said this was the best restaurant between Lakeview, Oregon, and Alturas, 25 miles to the south. These guys should know, as they're out every day, keeping the roads, and Modoc County safe. Sounds good to me! I was greeted by John, the friendly chef in the open kitchen. Today's offering for lunch was tacos, along with rice. The restaurant is very informal, as you request how many tacos you want, and you're given your plate of tacos, with meat, and then you add your choice of condiments from the wide assortment. You get your choice of flour or corn tortillas. Naturally, I chose corn. I received my plate with two corn tortillas, piled high with meat - seasoned ground beef - and a generous helping of rice. Now it was time to add garnishes from the wide array, which included shredded cheese, lettuce, onion, tomato, peppers, chives, cilantro, olives, bacon... yes, BACON, fresh salsa, and more. You're free to pile on as many garnishes as your heart desires. I enjoyed an amazing lunch of tacos and rice for only $3.75! Not only was the lunch delicious, but at that price, it was the "Bargain of the Century!" No wonder Davis Creek Mercantile is a favor with local law enforcement! Considering the quality and quantity of the lunch, and the bargain-basement price, it's worth a drive from Anywhere, U.S.A. to enjoy a wonderful lunch at Davis Creek Mercantile. Today for lunch, the restaurant was serving tacos, but the menu varies from day to day, and from hour to hour, depending on what they have on hand, the mood of management, and the taste of the locals, and knowledgeable travelers on the highway. Barbecue for dinner is a frequent occurrence, especially on weekends, when the weather is good. They fire up the wood-stoked smoker/grill, and grill steak, ribs, chicken, sausage and more, outside the restaurant. Note to self: Stop by during a summer evening to enjoy some barbecue. This amazing restaurant is a favorite of law enforcement, local residents, truckers, and travelers on the highway. I'm not a local, but you can consider Davis Creek Mercantile to be a favorite northeastern California restaurant of mine. After you enjoy your delicious meal, you walk up to the cash register where friendly Mia greets you with a smile. Davis Creek is very rural, and everything is on the "honor system" so you simply tell her what you had for lunch and pay for it. As I mentioned, my hearty and delicious lunch came to only $3.75, so I popped her a $5.00, added a $1.00, told her to keep the change, and wished her a pleasant Tuesday afternoon. I've always felt that the locals know best when it comes to restaurants, and when you see every California Highway Patrol vehicle for miles around parked at the same place for lunch, you know you've hit the jackpot. Such is the way it is at Davis Creek Mercantile. The tacos are amazing, you can't beat the price, the quality, quantity, and the vast array of condiments. Take a tip from truckers, locals, and law enforcement personnel, and stop by Davis Creek Mercantile, and enjoy some mouth-watering Davis Creek cuisine!

There's no denying certain simple facts…read more Some groceries cost more at Ray's in Fall River Mills than they do elsewhere (whether 20 or 70 miles distant). Some groceries are fresher elsewhere than they are sometimes at Ray's. Some markets have a greater selection (though not much, really) than you find at Ray's. Okay, but here's what else is true: Ray's has almost always had the basic, run-of-the-mill staples, along with the vast majority of the specialty items I've ever needed. (I routinely cook SE Asian, Eastern European, Northern Asian, North African, American Southwest and Mexican, as well as the usual array of French, Italian, German, and utterly American cuisine.) The prices on many items is the same or less than other markets (and extremely economical when you factor in the gas you're not burning to go 20 or 70 miles to the market). And the produce is at times, and the meats almost always, are as fresh as you'll find elsewhere, and it doesn't sit in your vehicle for the extra half- to one-and-a-half hours transit back home, either. So, yes, it's not "locally-owned." It IS locally operated. These are our friends, family, and neighbors working here. They're friendly, helpful, and efficient and getting you what you need, checking you out, and making an special orders I've had the opportunity to request. A dollar or two here or there? Yes, you can save some money on some items in some other markets. For convenience, and the economy of time and gasoline that all of us hold dear today? I'd go to Ray's.

Worst deli food ever. I ordered Chinese food to go, and the rice was as hard as tiny rocks with…read moredried up soy beans in it. The chicken was dripping in too much sauce, and the noodles were thin and tasteless. I also had two onion rings on top which were dried up. I have to say that in the past, this has been quite a bit better. I might try it again, but it will be a long time.

This market has been renamed and is now Beams Market. It is deceivingly small from the outside but…read moreonce you get inside, it's pretty massive. It has a great selection of everything that you would need especially a nice selection of fresh meats. All in all great store we were staying at the Hot Springs and wanted to cook, so it was wonderful to have a grocery store in town that was well stocked.

Cedarville is far from Sacramento. It seems to be healthy with a variety of small businesses on…read moreMain Street and well-tended houses and yards nearby. This market has a little bit of everything for local shoppers and travelers through Cedarville. They have refrigerated and frozen cases, produce, bread, and dairy. They have plenty of snacks, a selection of homegoods, charcoal, some toys and shirts. They have a freezer of whole turkeys and hams. They have a good 10 feet of shelf space devoted to liquor. The staff knew the inventory and were all nice. It is always worth exploring for items you need and items you didn't know you needed! It is a welcome alternative to sterile chain groceries who control every inch of shelf space stock from their central computers.

After nine years of shopping here, I still like this market, the new layout and the variety of…read moreproducts offered. But the prices are way out of control. I get all the inflation, etc, but when i can buy the same item in Chico or Susanville for much less, it's not inflation. Example: an Amy's frozen meal at Holiday is about $6.49, $5.89 in Chico. A pack of Oscar Meyer Hot dogs is $5.49, $1.99 in Chico. Lemons are .69 or more each. $.40 in Chico. The list goes on and on. Some products are increased as much as dollar or more at a time. That's not inflation, as much as corporate greed. They have Whole Food prices to sell to tourists in the summer, but we locals have to pay the high prices all year long. I'm disappointed.

My cousin and I shopped here on 08/05/2025 at 9:45pm and while looking around the woman manager…read moreannounced to us that the store was going to close in 2 minutes. I told her that she was unprofessional to rush customers out as that was the impression I was under from her and we didn't manage to get everything we needed. She was very sarcky with me, even though I'm a senior citizen and disabled. I told her I was going to report her unkindness and she replied saying "please do!" I worked in retail for many years and it was always to the customers' convenience that they left when they were finished shopping.

Unique finds in foods offered. Very friendly staff, good quality meats and fresh vegetables, clean…read morestore. Check out the frozen pies and ice cream! Worth a stop!