Very honest customer service. I purchased several products, including tortillas. I overpaid in cash…read moreby a dollar and the cashier made me aware of it. Then as I was about to leave, he check the expiration date on the tortillas. It was expired by a month and he told me he wouldn't sell it. That is definitely great customer service. They also have Austin Hope wine for $69!

I really enjoy visiting Peacock Market, a longtime Oldtown Clovis staple that has been serving the…read morecommunity since 1960. Blending historic charm with a modern touch, it is far more than just a convenience store--it is a neighborhood institution. Inside, the market houses a bodega-style setup featuring a thoughtfully curated selection of local vendors, including Miguel's Salsa and Taqueria, one of my favorite local eateries. Having access to high-quality, artisanal, and locally sourced food in such a convenient and accessible location makes it a standout in Oldtown Clovis. Beyond its specialty food vendors, Peacock Market also excels in its everyday offerings. I can usually find my favorite chips, candies, and king-sized chocolate bars, along with an impressive variety of Asian candies and snacks that are often hard to come by elsewhere in the area. Their beverage program is equally notable. The market carries a unique and curated selection of spirits and drinks, including craft beers and hard-to-find whiskeys and tequilas, making it a go-to spot for discovering something special. What I appreciate most, though, is the atmosphere. As a local, veteran-owned business, Peacock Market serves as a welcoming community hub--especially for local veterans. It is clean, well-lit, and inviting, with a friendly, neighborhood feel that keeps people coming back.

Wine selection: So many beautiful wines to choose from…read more Warm, cozy atmosphere. Variety and quality is great. We tried several Pinot noir varieties, which were fantastic. Service: Tony, the owner, couldn't be more hospitable and warm. He was very knowledgeable about wines and made great suggestions for our group of 20 people. Ambiance: Staff were extremely accommodating. We had a special celebration at this establishment and found them to be extremely helpful and warm, helping us create a perfect and very happy event. A hidden gem: A great place. Grab some lunch or brunch and wander over here with some friends and enjoy a great bottle of wine and good conversation in a really nice atmosphere. They are located in Fig Garden Village. A stop here is nice for a break in shopping, and a great place to converse and unwind.

Excellent wine cellar and selection of wines with reasonably priced wines. They also have a…read morecalendar of events, including winetasting on certain nights. Staff is super friendly and helpful. I believe they have a calendar of events and win tasting events listed on their website.

Greeted upon walking in. Very nice worker. Looking for a drink for lunch. Found a zero sugar A&W…read more Bought it and checked out. They have a bunch of different alcohol from hard alcohol to beer wine. Snacks and chips too! Even fountain drinks and so much more! The store is clean and safe! Great service and store! Highly recommended!

I'm happy we have a place like this in Fresno; especially north Fresno. The place is clean and the…read moreservice is friendly (and I personally like the fact that is a father-son shop). They have a wide selection of beers and are always bringing in new stuff. I hope to see that they continue to grow and hopefully add a tasting room or something like that.

Grew up eating the chimichangas from here. I still drop by when I'm in town to get them along with…read morethe potato wedges. These chimichangas are like the Allsup ones, which were voted as one of the best foods. So good!

Don't expect to get a greet when you walk through the doors and don't expect all merchandise to…read morehave price tags on them. If you're lucky, some will but most will not. I made a pit stop here to grab a case of beer and I kind you not, there was no price tags on the beer! I was in a rush and this was my last stop before jumping on the freeway, otherwise I would've gone somewhere else. Beware!

Reference Case ID: #1901617…read more Three months ago I found this foreign object in my bottle of in my bottle of Gallo wine. I immediately wrote to Gallo Hdqts. and Consumer Services Representative, Macenzie M. cordially responded, she dismissed the disgusting experience as just a "cork". Though I strongly disagreed. A cork would not shrivel up like this. And it's obvious, it was a mushroom. But she believed a sorry, and send $5 to compensate me. I requested the lab results, but that request was ignored. My warning to all, where there is one mushroom, there are more. Which means their processing is questionable. Be sure to look in your glass before taking a drink. Trust me, it was a horrible experience taking a drink and having this land in my mouth.

I heard that Gallo Winery had sold various yard materials to the public and thought I would get…read moresome for my over-seeding. I tried to find information on the internet where and how to buy the materials. I found very little information and the information I found was here on Yelp. But, it was not the information I was looking for. Still at a loss on where to go or speak to.. I just drove out that way with my truck hoping to get lucky! I came across a big open lot that appeared to intercept the harvest trucks with a little building that had a sign in front (south side of Olive Ave just East of Clovis Ave). The sign was not very informative either by the way!!! So, I walked up to the building and there was a lady there behind a glass and asked if I needed help. I explained why I was there and she pointed out the different materials they had for sale. I explained I needed compost for over-seeding and she recommended the 50/50 mix of soil and compost. I bought a half of yard of 50/50 mix of soil and compost for only 15 dollars. Still not knowing where to go to get the material, I had to ask her where to go for the material because there was no signs. She pointed that I had to travel farther east on Olive Ave and take the second left. She stated a man would be there to help and load me. As I followed her instructions, there was no man to be seen. I drove pretty far to the back of the lot looking for this said, "man!" Eventually I just drove to the farthest part of this lot where I saw piles of materials and workers near by on equipment. Eventually someone waved me over and viewed my receipt. He then pointed me to the area he wanted me and he came over with a front loader. The pile of 50/50 mix he had was very small. But, it was enough for my load. As he scraped it up and loaded it into my truck, I saw small pebbles in the material. I think the pebbles came from him scraping the material from the ground. When I got home, I saw a few pieces of debris. It looked like a piece of a tie that's used for bread bags and few little pieces of torn paper. The material that was loaded in my truck didn't compare to the sample bags the girl had at the window when I purchased the mix. The half yard of 50/50 mix of compost and soil equaled to about 4 full wheelbarrows worth. Wished it would had been a bit more.. but worth the money. It would had cost me way more from a box store than it did getting the material at Gallo Winery. The little pebbles that was in the material migrated to the bottom of my wheelbarrow and was easily separated. As for the other debris, I just simply picked it out by hand and threw it away. I suggest to bring a tarp and a few pieces of heavy lumber to put over the top of the lighter weight material so it does not cause a hazard to other drivers when driving to your project location.