Found this cute natural foods store by spotting a sandwich board on the main street of Garberville…read more Prices are high but expected for this speciality store in a tiny town. Got some French bread, freshly ground peanut butter and apples. There is a smoothie shop across the street with the same name so I assume they are related. It was closed on this Monday.

Gorgeous store with thoughtfully curated goods and delicious items, like locally sourced organic…read morefoods. Fantastic array of bulk spices and other staples that can be hard to find even in larger places like San Jose. So grateful to have this wonderful place so close!

Everything here is a overpriced but small town so. It's a…read moresmall market but the workers are super nice and it's relatively clean inside. It's fairly empty, however. It's a cute place to visit and grab a few snacks.

Rotten food, nasty produce, very rude people. Hopefully some nice people start something better…read more They definitely didn't feel very Ferndale.

Grab a Georgia peach coke What a cute place in the middle of…read morenowhere! Service was great

Best sandwich I have ever had, so cute and quaint and remote! We really loved it. Stopped here on…read moreour way to Shelter cove, the drive going here is an experience in itself, the loops from Ferndale to Redcrest and from Redcrest to Redway both pass through here and are two of the most beautiful drives I've ever taken. It is well worth making the drive and stopping to eat here!

yes. Beautiful. 10/10. Also the sesame chicken is really good. Highly recommend it from the hot…read morefood.

Most unfriendly Safeway I've ever been to (and I have been to lots throughout the US, from South…read moreCarolina to Hawaii). Every time I've been there it is a hostile vibe in general, rude employees and I had a lady pick a fight with me in self checkout after trying to sneak in line in front of me, then demanding I let her go ahead of me in line. I do not physically safe there.

Shelter Cove General Store is conveniently located and you pass directly by it when entering the…read moretown of Shelter Cove. It's a great place to pick up anything that you realized that you may have forgotten or to restock on anything you may need during your stay in Shelter Cove. They really have all the essentials, which is nice and we visited here a couple times during our most recent stay in Shelter Cove. The town of Shelter Cove is a small coastal town so wherever you are staying in the area, this general store is easy to get to. As we pulled up, they had fresh vegetables and fruit for sale outside the store. We were warmly welcomed as soon as we entered the store and everyone was very friendly. The store is on the smaller side, although they were well stocked and had everything we were looking for. The store was clean and really well organized. I really liked that it was very easy to find everything that we were looking for. They have bear canister rentals as well as trail information if you are hiking the Lost Coast Trail. The Lost Coast Trail stretches about 25 miles along the coast and Shelter Cove is where people start or end this trail. People tend to come here (by car or plane since they have a small runway) to have a nice relaxing weekend on the coast or to hike the Lost Coast trail. If you are doing the latter and have forgotten anything, this is a good place to stop. They have a gift shop next door with items from many local artists and craftspeople and it's a great place to get unique souvenirs. An all around excellent general store to meet your needs while visiting the beautiful Shelter Cove area!

Gave zero Fs about 4 stranded, out-of-town customers:…read moreShelter Cove is extremely remote. The nearest place to get food or any provisions is about 1.5 hrs away along crazy windy roads. At 7:29 four cars pulled up to the only in-town store, which closes at 7:30. I was one of them, needing to get baby food and diapers for my 1-year-old. Nope. The clerk literally shut the door in our faces and left. Technically, she's in the right--7:30 is closing time. But it's also an obvious F-u to anyone who looks different or looks like they are from out of town, no matter how much they need the tiniest bit of kindness or hospitality. Shelter Cove is a beautiful place with some very harsh people.

Stopped by to grab groceries on our recent weekend trip to Mendocino and were happy to see some…read morelocal brands here which we brought back home as souvenirs. There's Mendocino Mustard, Mendocino Ferments sauerkraut and Rosa Brother's flavored milk (banana and strawberry)! The supermarket is on the upscale side but has plenty of options and reminds me of a Whole Foods or Sprouts. Definitely a good option if you're in the area and looking to cook while you're in town.

Big store, very nice place that resembles a Whole Foods or Sprouts Farmers Market. Seems to have…read morebeen updated since I was here last. It's a nice store. All kinds of great gifts, deli food, candy, bakery, produce, wine, liquor, fresh food in the deli, gifts, plants, home necessities, and the usual stuff found at grocery stores. This store has more gift items along with a salad bar that looked good. I went in to grab a snack, found some popcorn which I've purchased her before. Easy to find employees, who were all friendly except the cashier who didn't possess good customer service skills, she didn't say anything to me. Oh well, not a big deal but enough worth mentioning as this is likely a high traffic, regularly visited store. Customer service could be a bit more upbeat, eg, "hi, did you find what you needed, how's your day, thanks for coming in. Great store!

Absolutely love the concept and very supportive from the get go, having been in and out of co-ops…read moreand Whole Food markets, (way before Whole Foods ripped it off and made it corporate) throughout the Pacific Northwest, California, and across this beautiful country. This absolutely is hands-down the worst managed I've ever seen, hardly ever open, empty shelves and attitude about it when confronted, chronic issues, excuses, etc. You don't need a crystal ball to see this place Is not fulfilling its potential & needs to be handed over to somebody more ambitious, professional, and serious about the American dream. Give it up already. What's worse is after conversations, It's very easy to see it's all under false pretenses and owners are passive, aggressive & hippycritical, absolute insult to the dedicated organic consumer concepts, products, & the producers of. Including growers,farmers, & the whole food concept and community. It's a real bad look & way overdue for a sad reality check.

Best broccoli soup I've ever had! The staff were amazingly kind and helpful. The seating in the…read moreback of the store gives a beautiful view of the mountains. I would highly recommend everyone stop and partake in the goodness this little store provides.

We were able to find what we needed as we were just in town a couple days. There was nothing else…read morechoose in this small.town. prices were high but I was only passing through.

Ray's Food Place isn't the idea small town grocery store you'd hope for. The clientele are mostly…read morefolks passing through in a rush (at least on a weekend), there are a lot of transients outside and the prices and selection of certain items leaves something to be desired. It should also be noted that in a town with very few public restrooms, Ray's is not stepping up to the plate. There were two restrooms in back, one of which is designated employees only (despite two non-employees sneaking in to use it while I waited) and the actual customer one, which includes a sign saying you have to have purchased something in store to even use it. There was someone inside so I waited in a line in a cramped back hallway for a good ten minutes wondering what in the world this person was doing inside before finally giving up and hitting a dirty gas station across the street.

Big store, very nice place that resembles a Whole Foods or Sprouts Farmers Market. Seems to have…read morebeen updated since I was here last. It's a nice store. All kinds of great gifts, deli food, candy, bakery, produce, wine, liquor, fresh food in the deli, gifts, plants, home necessities, and the usual stuff found at grocery stores. I went in specifically to find Carol Hall's Kitchen's jalapeño jam. I bought one of those, a jalapeño berry mix and a blackberry jam. A friend swears by this brand. I also found some paper free, bamboo tissue. Easy to find employees, one didn't know where the items I needed were located. Another woman knew and told me which isles. The one unfamiliar with the store, at least the Irene I needed, came and found me to direct me to the right spot. I appreciate that. Checker rang up my items, the bagger banged them. Neither said much to me. The checker told me my total and the bagger asked if I wanted a bag. Customer service could be a bit more upbeat, eg, "hi, did you find what you needed, how's your day, thanks for coming in.

Ordered sandwiches from their catering menu for a picnic hike. We had croissant sandwiches, regular…read more sandwiches and vegan wraps. They were all tasty except the bread was a little dry. Looking forward, I'll just order the croissant sandwiches and wraps. Excellent customer service. Staff was extremely helpful. Plenty of parking space and the store is clean. Plenty of choices and fresh produce. I highly recommend this grocery store.