We made a stop through Salyer and ended up finding the cutest little general store called Salyer…read moreStore right in the middle of town. First of all, this place LOOKS exactly how you want a small mountain town general store to look. It's got that cozy, old-school roadside stop energy where you feel like everybody probably knows everybody. The post office is literally right next door, and the entire area just feels quaint, peaceful, and welcoming. My husband ran inside to grab snacks and drinks while I stayed outside taking pictures for Yelp because surprisingly they didn't even have a proper storefront photo posted yet, which honestly shocked me because the building itself is adorable. One thing he immediately noticed was the smell coming from inside the deli area. According to my husband, it smelled AMAZING in there. Like fresh deli meat and sandwich shop good. They were also outside getting the barbecue started when we pulled up, and it smelled incredible. We were actually disappointed we couldn't stay long enough to grab sandwiches because it definitely looked like one of those hidden gem local spots. The store itself looked super clean and organized, and it had exactly the kind of things you'd want when stopping through a smaller town: * snacks * drinks * little local items and trinkets * road trip essentials Now the only heads up I'll give travelers: there is NOT a public restroom available here. So if you're stopping specifically to use the bathroom, this probably won't be your spot. But also don't take that out on the employees because they were perfectly nice and the town itself is tiny. Just plan your next restroom stop ahead of time. As a quick stop during a road trip though? Absolutely worth it. It felt like one of those places that gives small towns their charm, and next time we pass through Salyer, we already know we're stopping again.

Friendly staff! The store is clean and well organized. It…read morehas all you need for your cabin getaway. We grabbed coffee, ice cream and Bigfoot Tshirts.

Great selection of foods. Very fresh, clean ingredients.. can we just talk about how awesome the…read moretea aisle is?! I prob spent 45 minutes in that section alone, we're not saying how much I spent . If I lived up there I'd be broke.

I hadn't been back here in over 30 years since I was around 20 years old. I forgot how great a spot…read morethis was. I remember meeting people here a a youth and all the good memories started coming back. I guess I am a little bias as I had a wonderful youth. But on top of that. The staff here are so sweet. The produce and fruit are the best ever. Everything I purchased here was excellent and the people were wonderful. I have to come back again just to experience. I brought my 14 year old on a father daughter road trip and I am so glad we stopped here. My daughter never had cherries as good as the ones here. The other fruit is amazing as well. We loved it.

Nothing fancy, but they've been doing it for well over 50 years. This place had been around for…read morequite a while when I moved to town in 1974. It's just a basic grocery store, but it really serves the people who live in the area, who just need to pick something up quick without having to go all the way into town. Your typical groceries, beer, wine, liquor, department, lottery, they have a small section with things such as aspirin, Pepto-Bismol, etc.... The people are very friendly. I like this little store a lot.

EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE- Above and Beyond! I got locked out of…read moremy car! While that happened, my daughter fell dropped her food and scraped her knee. My dog had stepped on the lock and was left inside the car with bunch of food. James came to the rescue! Bandaid for my girls knee and he helped to persuade my dog to step on the lock again. Just got home and I jumped on Yelp to praise this small town family market. Needless to say, James is the champion! My puppy was greatly rewarded for not eating the food and for undoing his shenanigan.

It's just a corner store. But it's cute, and it's ultra-local…read more There's nothing special about it except for the ambiance. If you live in the neighborhood, it's a good spot. Beer isn't over priced. It has random stuff you'd need only sometimes. Pasta, soap, and household supplies. It has a shockingly large wine selection. Additionally, right next to the park. How neat is that. Not a bad corner store. I hope it stays around forever. Not to mention the weird architecture!

I just moved to this neighborhood and don't have a car so thank goodness this market is here for…read moreemergencies and cravings. I was surprised to find lots of things I like - and I'm not much of a snacker. They have better quality foods than most mini-marts I've been to and it's well organized and clean. They people there have always been very pleasant. The food is not old. Better brands of ice cream and beer, et cetera. Not sure of the prices because I get what I need no matter the price.

Been there twice, Nice store and employees. Quite a bit of snacks to choose from. Good place to go…read moreif you only need some snacks. I like going here.

It's nice to have near by for quick buys. Attracts some colorful folk. Not as bad as the store on…read moreWabash.

It's a Chevron gas station, competitively priced national chain that offers fuel discounts when…read moreusing your safeway rewards card. There is a Chester's Chicken inside this location as well, though I have only stopped here for fuel and the occasional bottle of water. Seems to always be busy, either vehicles waiting to fuel up or customers in the store. Our last visit was not any different, the place was packed with cars and there were several people waiting inside for food (fried chicken) or to pay at the register for fuel, drinks, etc. We finally got to an open fuel pump, paid at the pump, got our 20 cent a gallon discount, gassed up the car and off we went. Not to much of a pain to get in and out of and the traffic flow moved fairly quickly - there are fuel stations all around this one and the price being less than others is what brings me here. Serves its purpose - 3 stars for cheaper fuel than the others around. 00293

Walked up from our hotel and grabbed a couple local beers from them. Pretty good selection for a…read moresmaller store as far as my IPAs go. Did notice they had a decent selection of hot food choices for their customers. Chevron prices (more than average) but worth it to me because I prefer cleanliness over anything when I'm in any type of store. Staff were very friendly.

Used to be a family owned business with a good selection and a really good deli with fresh food,…read moresandwiches etc. Not any more. Dirty, dingy,and not hospitable. The clerk smokes cigs and threw his butt at my feet before going in and not holding the door. This guy works in a deli with bare feet. The deli is now a half closed down kitchen with a sign blaming the health department for it being closed. If you eant cigarettes, booze or porno and a clerk that visably does not like his job.....

Oh my god! I cannot believe that nobody has posted a picture of what we used to call the "Pink…read morePalace!" The funny thing is, Yelp's default picture of a building's silhouette is pretty darn close to the color of the building here. Except Fourth Street Liquor is just a little shack. But, its a little shack that contains everything that a financially challenged college student living in Arcata needs. Booze? Loads. Cigs? Tons. Energy drinks? Oh yeah. Food? Strangely enough yes, and when I used to eat here it was normally pretty good. Poorboy sandwiches and the "Super Bagel" with ham were my personal favorites. As far as Liquor stores go, this place is pretty strong. I recommend it if you're in the area.

Nice well stocked Asian Market in Eureka,Ca. I needed some…read morespecific Asian ingredients and found this location on line. It's hidden back behind the Sacred Heart church off of Myrtle Ave. The employee was very helpful. I need some ginger and it's the best natural ginger I've ever purchased. It had all the ingredients I needed to make Szechuan Shrimp. I also needed Szechuan peppercorns... which by the way aren't peppery at all. They have a minty/spicy citrus taste. Really brings out the flavor in the dish I made. I highly recommend this place

A hidden gem in Myrtletown, tucked away in a corner of the Sacred Heart Church parking lot. The…read moreentrance to the parking lot is off of Edgewood Road. A wonderful place to shop. Everybody is so friendly and welcoming. The couple that runs this is from the Philippines, so the groceries run just a tiny bit toward the Filipino end , But, you can find fruits, vegetables, sauces regular groceries, , desserts, snacks, etc., from all over Asia. both regular, refrigerated, and even frozen. my favorite are the Ramen style bowls. from savory to super hot, they have a very large selection. my favorite dessert is a rice pudding with sweet corn kernels, that comes in a "cup a noodles" type of cup. just add hot water. It sounds weird, but it's delicious. Considering a lot of the items are imported, the prices are reasonable. I love this place and will continue to come back. Thank you.