Hands down the best pharmacy I've ever been to. Service is…read moretop notch, the people there are knowledgeable and helpful. Especially Joyme the Pharmacy manager. She was very respectful, caring and answered all my questions. I definitely recommend this place.

Worst pharmacy ever!! On a trip I forgot my meter. Went to Walgreen's to buy a cheap one for a…read morecouple of days. Flex meter like the one I forgot. $22 for meter, not bad. $100 for 50 strips. I will n NEver shop at Walgreens again. Went to Walmart and got a basic meter with strips for $22 . I hope you close!!

The butchers Kenny and Tim are awesome! They are very helpful and take pride in thier job! Kenny…read morecan make some really good bbq subs on Fridays that he sells out front too! Good job guys!

Been coming here everyday for years. Very disappointed how expensive everything's gotten and how…read moregross the Deli food has gotten. Seems like they just reheat everything from the day before.

It was 104 degrees out the day I visit Willow Creek. Stopped in at Redwood Market to grab a few…read morebottles of cold bottled water! Redwood Market is a full blown convenience store - you can get sandwiches, snacks, candy, beverages, toiletries, and more. And it's also a gas station! #RedwoodMarket

You guys always have better looking quality in fruits and we love your pastry and grocery deals…read more My daughters love your delivery service it saves a lot of time and shes never out of paper towels and they are the strongest paper towels. Next for me is to see if your eye glasses are also quality items

With a greater area population of 48,000 people, Eureka CA is the largest largest city on the North…read moreCoast, being big enough to host a Costco with gas station. My wife, her mom, and I used this location to buy some items specific to the area, including a 24 can pack of Lost Coast Great White (a great price at $21.99) and local wines, including Pacific Redwood Organic Red ($6.99 a bottle, guessing it will make a great sangria. We also ended up eating dinner here during our first night at Eureka, barely over $10 for the three of us (2 pizza slices, 2 hot dogs, 2 sodas, and a really good chocolate ice cream sundae). Everything is ordered through kiosks, and they call out your number when the food is ready. They seem to have changed the brand of the hot dog buns when I wasn't looking...these are more like hoagie rolls than hot dog buns. The pizza is as good as ever, and we really liked the sundae, with good soft serve. The food court is indoors and a bit small, with only 7 tables for sitting. It has a gas station, and we used it twice (once coming in, at $5.899 per gallon, and leaving a couple days later at $5.699). It has 3 islands, with 2 pumps each, so a total of 12 nozzles. Not too busy: had to wait a bit when filling up during evening, no wait at all in the morning.

Hi, I used to spend $50 -$100 a month here on non-alcoholic items, especially with EBT…read more With the new ownership, I now spend $20, if that: They FINALLY got orange juice to sell (how can a neighborhood grocery/liquor store not have orange juice?). But it costs $6.99 for a half gallon, or $14 for a gallon? To summarize, many of the reasons or items I shopped for at Stop n Shop have disappeared. It is largely a well-stocked liquor store now. The OJ price is exorbitant

This is your classic old school corner stop; is it pretty? No does it smell nice? Absolutely not Do…read morethe people that work there give a f? Babe they don't even know where they are But they have a little bit of everything, the prices are low and in a pinch they'll get it done. Out front you'll find what old generations would call local color (aka interesting people you hope to never see again) 9/10 one of them will try to sell you weed, weird since it's legal there, so I would trust it but up to you what kind of day you wanna have. Nostalgia abounds in this classic corner stop

Didn't expect much from a small town grocery. But, great spot that had what we needed after a long…read moreday. We got some fun drinks here to pair with the pizza we ordered next door. Grabbed an ice-cream, a couple of road snacks, and - the best purchase - a big banana slug plushie! For $20. They have some interesting local products and niche ice creams. Highly recommend the banana water. We bought it to try for fun, but it now might be my favorite beverage. Cashier was friendly. Store is clean.

Wonderful little grocery store. We stopped for sandwiches before entering the National Park. Great…read moreselection of grab-and-go sandwiches and side deli salads, or order your own custom sandwich.

Quality/Quantity - Easy in and out. So easy and fast because they did NOT have any craft or local…read morebeers that I wanted... I guess they did me a favor, thank you. I just had a great time at Redwood Curtain Brewery and wanted one more beer as a night cap... Not sure what my wife and daughter bought? We divided and conquered. Well I conquered nothing, lol. Ambiance - Consistent. Service - Self service. Price - N/A. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1969, as the world's largest company by revenue (2022), $648+ billion sales (2024); 50+ stores in Nevada and 309+ stores in California (2022). 1962 Walmart Discount City. 1969 Walmart Inc. 1970 Walmart Stores Inc.

ordered my kid a mini fridge for pickup. They brought it out quite fast and were friendly. I…read moredidn't go inside at all but i imagine i may in the future. pickup is in the back of store.

I used to come here in high school when it was a grocery store - in the past decade, they…read moretransformed into mostly a liquor store. There's a token aisle or two of goods and food, but you come here for the booze. The selection is huge. I've only seen a few stores rival it, none in Humboldt County. Absolutely recommend checking it out if you're looking for a wider variety than the local grocery stores offer.

Nice store with a great selection and friendly staff. Plenty of snacks and close parking. Very…read moreconvenient