This is a clean, very friendly and well stocked market. We were traveling and staying at the RV…read morePark across the street. So nice to come in and find all the things we were needing.

This market is basically a grocery store. They had vegetables and meat. It's what you would expect…read morefrom this area. The service was fine and the place wasn't crowded. It's convenient since there isn't anything else around. Just don't expect it to have artisanal cheeses, etc .

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.

They have a nice selection of everything you might need! We found a really cool tiny shot glass…read morewith a straw. It was a perfect souvenir gift for a loved one. The staff is super friendly and talkative. This market has small town charm.

Only stopped here once on our camping trip but they had the ice we needed. The store clerk was…read moreamazingly helpful and friendly. Ordinary market with extraordinary service!

Great healthy food! A bit pricey but the only game in town. Friendly service, great brands, and…read moreonly wish it was bigger!

The grazing section of the store is by far the best for road snacks. Good selection and not too…read moreover the top pricy. I grazed from my bag of goodies and the goodies were gone by the time I arrived at home.

Although it's the only grocery store in downtown Chester, I'm glad it's reasonable. Their meat and…read moreproduce are good, employees are friendly and don't forgot to fill your gas tank in the back before you leave. Their gas prices seem to always be less than home.

After several years of shopping at Holiday Market I have grown to understand that their meat…read moredepartment is seriously lacking. They don't subscribe to the usual country-wide USDA meat standards at all, instead push some off brand "sterling silver" stuff that they call the top 2/3ths of choice meats. They don't label things (like everywhere else) as select, choice or prime. That's the USDA standard across the USA. I discovered WHY they don't do that--they don't want to invest in a trained meat grader. It takes money to achieve the USDA standards. So if you buy any beef from them it's a complete gamble. Toss your dice, instead of your money away. I called them three times to get the manager's attention to this problem but she never bothered to return my calls. If you break down and buy their stuff just be prepared to have to return it--they don't trim the excessive fat off anything. Their logic--force the buyer to have to pay for it. Being choice fundamentally means we are being denied the ability to purchase quality beef at all from Holiday Market. Apparently it's quite common for customers to have to return meats. Other than beef, we have discovered other meats to be spoiled--literally rotten. Fortunately, it was so rotten we avoided eating it so as not to get food poisoning. On the positive side Holiday Market has a great in-store pharmacy and excellent employees (other than a non-responsive manager).

Amazing sandwich's and THE place in town to get snacks. Amazing people and I'd argue the heart of…read moreShasta

I am a local and I love this store. Of course the meats and the deli, but it's surprising how many…read morestaple items they carry. Keith and his son are closely tied to the community. And the staff is great. We are lucky to have them.

Food- picked up some ice cream and breakfast sausage. I'd wanted to pick up some ice cream and saw…read morethat it was on sale so I got two! Will leave most of it in the freezer up here...won't go bad. Service- Cashier offered a bag after ringing me up. Just carried my ice cream out by hand. Only one checkout lane open. Had to wait for one order in front of us. Nothing to cry about. Ambiance- It's full again! Realistically it looks like they tried to put a store and a half's worth of goods in to this footprint but that was fine. They have some sort of coupon card program and I didn't need to be a part of it to get the sale price on the ice cream.

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.

The sandwiches were great, despite the late hour we arrived. The selection was great for a small…read moregrocery store. Everyone was VERY friendly!

I didn't spot anything on the menu at that brewery that I wanted for dinner so I stopped in here…read moreand picked up some things. Now that I have power in the van, I can cook or at least microwave and toast! This is a small supermarket but they have a pretty good spread of stuff that will let you fill up your apartment or Airbnb. Frozen, deli, bakery, produce and kitchenwares. Everything you really need. I thought prices were a bit high but this isn't a chain supermarket and it's pretty far from the nearest Safeway or whatever. It gets the job done and the price is covered by the convenience. [Review 20961 overall - 491 in California - 1946 of 2023.]

I just gotta say please please for the love of god have your checkers have better hygiene. The…read moreguys hands were so filthy I almost said something but I held my tongue. But it was truly bad.

Horrible customer service. Employees didn't greet me at the door. I walked in, went to the register…read moreto ask if they had something I was looking for. Two employees were chatting with each other for a long time before they even acknowledged me standing there. Employees didn't say, thank you, have a nice day. I shopped here about three months ago and the employees were very friendly and helpful. I don't know what happened. Do you have new management? I usually love grocery outlet.

Pretty decent store. But....ahhh, there's always a but when you don't make 5 stars…read more Amanda and Sailor--- in the deli section making sandwiches and etc? Here's the deal. It seems to me, ladies, that you should know that forks and napkins and spoons are essential to the deli business. After walking around and not finding any, you can imagine that the average Joe or...Jodi might be mildly annoyed. Not ticked..., not upset, just --you know kind of like a fly buzzing. No biggie. Upon asking for a spoon, you advised something to the effect that "you have to ask for spoons ..........now.....?" Whatever. After sitting down to my hot chicken soup, I noticed I didn't have a napkin. Back to the counter. "Excuse me, ma'am, any napkins?" Now I am 58. You? Well gentlemen don't ask nor do they venture to guess. Suffice it to say, I am older. So, the appropriate response ....I think, would be to say "very sorry, sir" or "one moment please and I'll help you out." Instead, w/o even looking at me you said...."--go over to Starbucks." So, now you mix in that annoyance with the fact that I can't find a dang napkin, had to search for a spoon and it's become a "double --maybe a triple whammy" if you will. (Depends on how you count, e.g., attitude, and whether you count the napkin and the spoon separately). I wandered over to Starbucks again and can't find napkins. NAAPPPPKINS! They're not in plain site, that's for sure. So back to the counter. I make a point this time of looking at your name tags. I ask, "can you please get some napkins" to which you respond "we're out, that's why I sent you over to Starbucks." OK, back over to Starbucks. I wait for the lady to finish with her frappe-whatever for a customer and ask for a napkin. She advised that they're back around the corner. Hidden in my view.....but----whatever, my soup's getting cold. Aside from the customer-service niceties and the fact that the deli is out of key utensils .....aside from the fact that Amanda and Sailor didn't seem to give a rat's behind....nor, apparently the store management, HERE IS WHAT GIVES ME HOPE!!!!!! Sailor tracked me down! !!!!!!! Yup!!!! She sought me out. I was at Starbucks sipping soup. She didn't apologize. Nor, did she smile . But, she did walk over to Starbucks where I was having my soup and asked why I looked at her nametag --which is not your everyday name--Sailor. I told her I just wanted a napkin. She advised again that she didn't have any. I said ---ok, thank you. But, the fact that she searched me out suggests she CARES. Perhaps there were other motives. Perhaps she was pissed that I dared to get her name. But, I choose to believe she CARES. In the future Amanda and Sailor.....I know work can be a drudgery....and people who are having bad days can add to your own difficulties....but; suck it up butter cup!!!! Smile. Try to be helpful. Smoke and joke with the customers dragging their feet in a funk. I'll bet if you make someone smile.....you'll feel better. That's all. Now get some forks, spoons, and napkins out. And if the manager says he doesn't have any; you might use it as your first joke to a customer who will look at you, relate, and be totally in synch with how you're feeling. Remember. Smile . It'll pay off.

We were on a road trip and hoping to find grab & go food, and/or something suitable to put into our…read moremotel microwave. Unfortunately, we just couldn't find anything that tickled our fancy and opted to go find a restaurant instead. We fully understand that a smaller footprint supermarket cannot carry everything a larger store can. The customer base can't support it and it simply wouldn't be profitable. However, there is no excuse that staffing in the deli department can't spend two minutes a hour to stir the prepared salads. Nothing is less appealing than when the outer layer forms a "crust" giving the impression that the food is not "fresh". You can easily see a difference in texture and color between the portion of the salad that has not been touched compared to the portion of the salad that has been served from. Pass.