I haven't been up to Georgetown in quite a while, so I decided to come up for a drive on a pretty…read moreday. I saw the sign, and I love a good deli, so I decided to stop in. It's more than just a market. Yes, they have the usual grocery and sundry items, but they also have clothes. Souvenirs. Some hardware items. Fishing and camping gear. They have a decent hot and cold deli, and they also do espresso drinks. I stopped by the deli, and I decided to have the pastrami on provolone with rye bread. It also came with the usual fixings, lettuce, tomato, mayo, and Dijon mustard.. I got my sandwich and took it out front to enjoy the nice day. The sandwich was huge! They were very generous with the pastrami, all of the Fixin's played very well with the pastrami, and I loved that rye bread. The bread didn't hold up to the sandwich perfectly, it was falling apart, just a little bit, but hey. It happens. It was just an absolutely excellent sandwich. I was going to stop at half, but it was so good, I finished the whole thing, and waddled away. The price for this great sandwich and a soda was extremely reasonable. Next time I'm up here, I will be back. Thanks.

4/13/2023: I broke down purchasing homemade baked goods-one brownie and two cookies, i.e., two…read morechocolate toffee cookies and one chocolate brownie . . . it will be painful metering, controlling my sweet tooth! I really will try controlling slowing down inhaling these two cookies and brownie in one or two gulps; however, sometimes, I find it virtually impossible when homemade baked goods are so deliciously delectable! Nevertheless, I will attempt refraining inhaling all three before Sunday! Please PRAY for me!

We stopped here while driving through on a long road trip.  We ordered a turkey and cheddar…read moresandwich on a French roll.  It was only $8.99, and it was really good!  I'd definitely eat here often if I lived in the area!

We were driving down the 50 from Tahoe and had this small town deli come up on the APP. 5 minutes…read moreoff the main hwy and we were in another world...historic town. The proprietor was great and the food as pictured is an amazing value. If you are continuing south let waze take you through shingle springs 5minutes and a lovely park

I've been shopping at Grocery outlet for several decades, here and at other areas. What I like are…read morethe lower prices, sometimes finding unusual items and short lines. The employees are very helpful and GO gives veterans a discount(not every store). What I don't like are the way items are priced on the shelves. Too many items aren't priced, many others have the wrong price under them. I don't take the time to look it up or find an employee to get the price. I just don't buy it. Also, I have to carefully look at the product and price tag to insure that they match, which too often they don't. Is this intentional or carelessness?

3/24/2026: Dinner . . . Yes, I purchased WILD CAUGHT SALMON. Why?…read more Farmed Salmon if, you can possibly envision: The fish are literally swimming in their TMI matter, subjected to unhealthy farming chemicals, AND ingesting their GMO FOOD PELLETS simultaneously . . . EEEEEeeeewwww! Heads Up: Farmed salmon are often subjected to unhealthy chemicals such as antibiotics, pesticides, and heavy metals like mercury and arsenic. Unfortunately, the substances mentioned can accumulate in the fish, i.e., will pose substantial health risks if, consumed! Therefore as a health reminder: NEVER EVER consume farmed fish because that's like catching fresh water fish from the American River laced with mercury and arsenic then, eating the contaminated fish. Reiterating, the fresh water fish are subjected to toxic, mining chemicals in the water, i.e., accumulating serious consequences for aquatic life and poses human health risks. Emphasizing, fish farming chemicals can lead to serious consequences for aquatic life including, the spread of diseases, parasites, pollution of water bodies, and disruption of local ecosystems. Furthermore, all the chemicals the fish are subjected, can also harm wild fish populations and reduce biodiversity in affected areas. Moreover, all the more countless reasons only consuming WILD CAUGHT, ORGANIC grass-fed, ORGANIC pasture-raised, ORGANIC fruit, and ORGANIC vegetables!!!! Finally, I bought organic cottage cheese and a half-gallon of chocolate milk for my dinner plus, I bought Dr. Bronner's peppermint toothpaste, too.

DON'T BUY PROPANE HERE! Not only did the guy that filled my bbq tank quote me one price per gallon…read more($2.99) but then after I followed him in the store to pay the guy at the counter, he charged me ($3.99) and for 5 gallons. I heard him being told I only got 4.3 gallons then when I did the math in my head I knew that wasn't right. I questioned him that that wasn't right, he said it was just taxes. I didn't continue to argue with him due to others waiting in line. I know it's only several dollars but if he cheats everyone, that's just bad business. We live in a small town area and I refuse to do business with this kind of people if I can help it. I'll give my business to someone else.

1/11/2022: Popped in purchasing snacks and something to drink enroute driving to Somerset just…read morewanting exploring the countryside. FYI: Millcreek Market is THE ONLY market where you can purchase snacks, libations, everyday necessities, and some healthy meal items for MILES!

The owners are always so friendly, and I love that they sell local products, supporting small…read morebusinesses. They have a wide variety of things like meat, bread, books, oral care, cooking equipment, gluten free options and a ton more.

***do not buy stuff you might need to return*** I met the store owner, an Indian gentleman, the…read morenight I bought a hat (and several other things) and he was very nice BUT one of the hats I bought broke right after storing it in my backpack for a couple hit hours. I didn't even get to use it! I went to the store to get a refund and the employee told me they don't offer refunds and that there is a sign posted in front. when I looked for the sign I could not find one. I asked the employee where the sign was and he looked and couldn't find it either!!!!!!! so $20 dollars for a cheap hat that I couldn't even use once. Very poor customer service! Will not come here again.

Robert Kennedy Jr. would be aghast at the selection of "food" in this place. It's practically a…read moremuseum of processed food and energy drinks! Really, they should charge admission. It's kind of a survivalist's dream mart. Just about anything in the store could be stuffed into a rocket box, buried in the backyard, and pulled out a decade from now and the spam, gummy worm, Twinkie's, etc. would greet the sunshine fresh as new. Seriously SCM owner, do consider maybe a shelf or two of healthy something's in the otherwise JunkFood and Liquor Emporium. Lastly, the store was immaculate, if not buzz-kill bright, and the cashier was super friendly! That's why I bumped you up a star.

Can't complain about this location. Employees are nice and there is a wide selection of snacks &…read moredrinks considering the size. Great place to stop by to get snacks on the way to Tahoe or if you are in town for Apple Hill.

Very small general store in the small town of Camino. It's a great stop for snacks & drinks if…read moreyou're just passing through or great if you need household stuff if you're local.

8/26/2026: So many of Ranch 99's produce items I discovered are LESS EXPENSIVE than KP…read moreInternational Market! Yes, I DARE depict competitors' retail prices due to EVERYTHING has escalated exponentially. Just study the price point tags noticing "apples to oranges."

I'm usually a pretty easygoing customer, but the customer service I experienced at Ranch 99 Market…read morein Folsom today was extremely disappointing. I stopped by around 4;00 PM at the BBQ/roast meat counter. I was next in line when the cashier allowed another customer to cut in front of me and tried to serve her. I had to point out that there was a line before the situation was addressed. I was already feeling frustrated at that point. When it was finally my turn, I selected a particular piece of BBQ pork from the rack, which is something I have done many times before. The chopper refused to give me that piece and insisted that I choose one from the container instead, saying that the meat on the rack was cold. This didn't make much sense to me because I have been shopping here for years and have never been told that I couldn't select the BBQ pork from the rack because it was cold. While I was waiting, I also watched the same employee serve ducks and BBQ ribs from the rack to other customers without telling them that those items were cold. What made the situation even more frustrating was that the customer who had cut in line had already indicated the piece she wanted. It appeared that the piece on the rack had effectively been set aside for her. I cannot say for certain that this was the reason, but the timing and the way the situation was handled certainly gave me that impression. When the cashier overheard our conversation about the meat being "cold," she interrupted and joined in, repeatedly asking me, "Are you sure you want the cold one?" She seemed determined to convince me to change my mind and choose a different piece. At that point, I felt like I was being pressured over a very simple and ordinary request. After going back and forth, I finally gave up and took the piece the chopper wanted me to have. I was also concerned that the chopper was not wearing a mask while handling and serving ready-to-eat cooked food. The problem wasn't simply that I couldn't get the particular piece of BBQ pork I wanted. It was the overall customer service--the cashier allowing someone to cut in line, the inconsistent explanation, and the repeated attempts to convince me to change my selection. After shopping here for years, I left feeling frustrated and disappointed. This was one of the worst customer-service experiences I've had at this store.