Pop up, no longer there. Replaced by a vendor that uses Kuppa joy coffee. Should be updated soonread more

I heard of this place from IG reels and had to check it out! I visited them at their shop located…read morein the Valero Gas Station and was pleasantly surprised and how nice and clean this gas station market was. Service was super quick and our barista was so nice! I loved that all their drink names are California/Fresno themed. SO CUTE! Opted to try the California Sunset on this visit and it was yummy! The barista even took the time to write a cute lil note on the top of the cup. If you find yourself around the area, this is definitely a must try!

First time at their new location . This is the most…read moreunderrated place for lunch in Fresno with probably one of the best chefs I've ever encountered. They are simple soup and sandwich lunches. Some sandwiches are grilled paninis. She makes all the soups, all the desserts and all the meals from scratch. their Buddha bowl salad is one of the best healthiest and tasty salads in town. Hands-down, the best soups I've ever eaten. The new location has a larger dining area and room to grow. It's a little more out-of-the-way for me, but after the lunch I had yesterday I will go out of my way! Yesterday we had this bean and sausage soup, which the sausage had a bit of spice and was seasoned perfectly. They're split pea soup is the best I've ever had. Their carrot cake with their light creamy frosting and moist nutty interior is also the best I've ever had. We are a family who have owned restaurants for many years and have discriminating palates and have traveled the world. This is a sleeper chef for sure!This is a huge compliment from us.

Looking for a new place to sip a coffee and get some laptop work done?…read more The Sierra Nut House is more than just boutique snacks and food items for a goodie bag. They have tables for sitting, a coffee bar, deli counter for sandwiches, and small menu for food items. We were just window shopping, but I did notice their large selection of flavored and candied nuts, local wines, dried fruits, and artisanal candy. They also sell candles and other non-edible items like lotions and some bath items. Most everything sold here is locally sourced from the surrounding farms and businesses. Support local business and purchase your gift bag items from Sierra Nut House.

It's always a great treat to go shopping at the Authentique…read more The owner's really have an eye for finding the most unusual and beautiful things! if you need a present for any occasion, it's always one of my first stops. And they offer beautiful complimentary gift wrapping too.

Really nice place!…read more Great music playing! Tons of great stuff! Home and garden trinkets and so much more! Butterfly plant posts and a believe trinket bought! Service is really great! The workers are very kind and welcoming! Easy talk to! Great service and tons of great stuff! Highly recommended!

This is a neat place in old town Clovis - they sell a ton of sweets - mostly sodas but also candy…read moreand other items like mochi too. The variety of sodas is mind boggling - lots of unusual flavors if you're really experimental (enchilada flavored soda??....). I got a churro flavored and cheesecake flavored soda for my family and they said both were gross lol. The girl working there tried giving recommendations, though what's "good" is prob very subjective bc she recommended the cheesecake flavored one lol. Pretty much all the sodas (bottled or canned) are $3.99 each with some discounts if you buy at least 4. It's a neat place to try once.

2/18/26 Definitely…read morea Good experience! Kind service! Huge candy variety, but definitely pricey! I ended up getting a fun dip and flamin hot filled ropes. Paid for it and wished a good day! Happy to bag it for me too!! Appreciated! Good service and Good candy store! Recommended!!

Stepping into Vonda's is pure holiday magic! The atmosphere instantly immerses you in the…read moreseason--it's truly impossible not to feel joyful. The selection of unique, high-quality ornaments and decor is unmatched. They have everything from traditional themes to quirky pieces; I found what I was looking for and so much more! A special shout-out to the incredibly friendly staff. If you need to kickstart your holiday cheer or find that truly unique gift, visit Vonda's now. 5 Star stop for the season!

As always very efficient and helpful. I know when I go there I will find what I'm looking for and…read moreget it. I am a person who supports local businesses. Thank you

Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon and almost missed this place since it's tucked right next to a…read morecar wash--definitely easy to overlook if you're not paying attention. Once inside though, it's like a little treasure trove of beautiful Mexican pottery. Tons of variety in colors, shapes, and sizes. Whether you're looking for something decorative or functional, they've probably got it. The lady working there was super sweet and took the time to show us some of the newer pieces and explain a bit about them, which was a nice touch. They also did a great job wrapping everything we bought--lots of care to make sure nothing breaks or chips on the way home. Definitely worth checking out if you're into pottery or just want to browse a fun, local shop with good vibes and great finds.

It was such a cute little store filled with Mexicans pottery…read more When you enter they are really good at asking if you need any assistance, but if you want to look around they also let you wonder around. Everything is very affordable, and they give you discounts if you buy in bulk. They are really great at showing you the pieces, and they the love for the pottery and it's individually is genuine when they speak of it. I will definitely come again and buy more from them!

I noticed some reviews mentioning feeling watched or followed while shopping here, and I wanted to…read moreshare a different perspective from my experience. As a woman of color and a small-business owner of almost a decade, I don't take concerns about profiling lightly. I know when an environment feels genuinely unwelcoming or when there seems to be real prejudice behind an interaction--there are antique shops in Old Town that I personally choose not to shop at for that reason. Here, though, I haven't felt that kind of ill intent. From what I've observed, the attentiveness feels pretty generalized. This really is a marketplace made up of many small, independent vendors who have put a lot of time, money and pride into what they've created. There are a lot of different faces moving throughout the store and checking on things, and I've noticed that attentiveness seems to be pretty consistent throughout the space. I can understand why being checked on frequently might make someone uncomfortable, and I don't want to dismiss anyone else's experience. At the same time, theft is unfortunately something small businesses have to worry about, especially in a marketplace filled with unique, often irreplaceable pieces from dozens of individual vendors. The person being watched may have absolutely no intention of stealing, but that doesn't mean theft hasn't happened before or that these micro-businesses don't have a reason to be protective of their inventory. The bag policy also doesn't strike me as unusual. Goodwill has had similar policies around larger bags and backpacks for ages, and plenty of stores ask customers to leave oversized bags at the front. Honestly, in an antique store my bigger fear is turning around with a giant tote and accidentally taking out a shelf of Fenton glass. Personally, I try to interact with the people working and selling there rather than immediately assuming the attention is directed at me personally. I've found there is a real sense of community among the vendors, and many of them are genuinely excited to talk about what they've collected and created. And honestly, that may be part of why I find such good treasures here. Vendors seem comfortable bringing in interesting, valuable and unusual pieces that I don't necessarily find in places where merchandise isn't watched as closely. For me, that makes eclectic house worth exploring.

Overall it was okay/ decent. It was my first time and I really do enjoy a true vintage shopping…read moreexperience. The issue is that there is a lot of wannabe vintage and "inspired" inventory. Fake luxury goods and perfumes along with fake costume jewelry cheaply made - it dampened the experience for me. I'm a big fan of MCM and 1950's martini cat and atomic art . I searched and I did find some martini cat pictures but they were newly made and blurry - low quality prints. There were some mcm furniture pieces though but not a lot of artwork or decor. I appreciate the concept and all the vendors that partake. It could be a one -stop -shop for people. I am certain inventory changes quite a bit. This can be someplace I will check out from time to time but it isn't my top choice as it is not a true antique shop.

This is a newer coffee shop so I know they're still testing and figuring things out. We got 2…read morecoffees vanilla and a fall coffee ( banana bread) which I saw on their instagram. Both were just too sweet and wish It had less syrup cus it was overpowering. The barista was nice, and the vibe was cute. Maybe add some music in here open the doors or windows cus it's a bit stuffy. We're excited for the rest of this place to open up... the coffee spot and marketing is spot on, but next time I'm gonna adjust the sweet level...

After Winter Coffee House is a delightful little coffee spot located in the Big Red Barn. I ordered…read morean Iced Vanilla Matcha with Oat Milk and it was perfectly delicious. The matcha wasn't too bitter and the vanilla did not overpower the drink. The friendly barista suggested the Chicken Cesar Panini, which was also delicious. My Nephew recommended we stop here because he loves the shaved ice from the neighboring vendor.... His review will be coming soon!