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.

There's no denying certain simple facts…read more Some groceries cost more at Ray's in Fall River Mills than they do elsewhere (whether 20 or 70 miles distant). Some groceries are fresher elsewhere than they are sometimes at Ray's. Some markets have a greater selection (though not much, really) than you find at Ray's. Okay, but here's what else is true: Ray's has almost always had the basic, run-of-the-mill staples, along with the vast majority of the specialty items I've ever needed. (I routinely cook SE Asian, Eastern European, Northern Asian, North African, American Southwest and Mexican, as well as the usual array of French, Italian, German, and utterly American cuisine.) The prices on many items is the same or less than other markets (and extremely economical when you factor in the gas you're not burning to go 20 or 70 miles to the market). And the produce is at times, and the meats almost always, are as fresh as you'll find elsewhere, and it doesn't sit in your vehicle for the extra half- to one-and-a-half hours transit back home, either. So, yes, it's not "locally-owned." It IS locally operated. These are our friends, family, and neighbors working here. They're friendly, helpful, and efficient and getting you what you need, checking you out, and making an special orders I've had the opportunity to request. A dollar or two here or there? Yes, you can save some money on some items in some other markets. For convenience, and the economy of time and gasoline that all of us hold dear today? I'd go to Ray's.

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.

I have never been more impressed with the amount of random stuff in one building. It was part…read morehardware store, part grocery store, part swap meet, part fever nightmare. If you need Lilo & Stitch flip-flops, Hostess Sno Balls, Dolly Parton art, cinnamon-scented broomsticks, camouflage micro-USB cables (I assume, I couldn't find them), gel pens, quinceañera. cards, knock off soda like Corporal Pepper and Mountain Don't, taco costume for a dog, a dog costume for a taco, a journal with a dolphin jumping over a rainbow, XS leopard-print tank tops, a rhinestone plastic wine glass that says "Mommy's Sippy Cup", pregnancy tests, $5 plastic Birkenknock-offs (which we bought for the waterfall hikes), a phone case for your 2009 Motorola Razr, and Tijuana Springs bottled water, this is the place for you. This store is a scavenger hunt come to life that has so much stuff you expect to see Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm.

My 91 year old mother went to the dollar store to buy body lotion and other things and the checker…read moresaid to my mother 'I guess you can dye your hair any color no matter what your age' and finished off by saying that she had an old face. My mom looks terrific for her age. I can't believe this woman (about 50 years old) said this. What a nasty person!

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.

I just don't understand how a 'natural foods store' can literally not have a single one of its grab…read moreand go options be vegetarian, much less vegan. 2nd time I've been here recently thinking I could grab a quick bit only to leave empty-handed and frustrated.

After nine years of shopping here, I still like this market, the new layout and the variety of…read moreproducts offered. But the prices are way out of control. I get all the inflation, etc, but when i can buy the same item in Chico or Susanville for much less, it's not inflation. Example: an Amy's frozen meal at Holiday is about $6.49, $5.89 in Chico. A pack of Oscar Meyer Hot dogs is $5.49, $1.99 in Chico. Lemons are .69 or more each. $.40 in Chico. The list goes on and on. Some products are increased as much as dollar or more at a time. That's not inflation, as much as corporate greed. They have Whole Food prices to sell to tourists in the summer, but we locals have to pay the high prices all year long. I'm disappointed.

My cousin and I shopped here on 08/05/2025 at 9:45pm and while looking around the woman manager…read moreannounced to us that the store was going to close in 2 minutes. I told her that she was unprofessional to rush customers out as that was the impression I was under from her and we didn't manage to get everything we needed. She was very sarcky with me, even though I'm a senior citizen and disabled. I told her I was going to report her unkindness and she replied saying "please do!" I worked in retail for many years and it was always to the customers' convenience that they left when they were finished shopping.

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 .

It was a day with inclement weather and CA89 is pretty remote. I was alerted that my tire pressure…read morewas very low. I stopped at Old Station Fill.Up and if not for Tim going above and beyond to help me I would probably have been stranded. He helped me change my tire( he did all of it) put on the spare ( he did all of it) advise the top speed to drive and where to go to get my tire fixed when I eventually got to Susanville. Tim is a stand up guy who I will always be grateful for.

VERY glad to have this convenience store and gas where these kind of services were a concern in the…read morearea (we were afraid we'd run out of gas up on the mountain). We stopped by to refuel, use the restroom and we even stopped by again to wipe off the windshields long after they were closed. Thanks y'all!

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!

Rightfully known as rip off rays, you will have no trouble spending $50-$100 on a small bag of…read moregroceries. It's unreal how they can get away with gouging the public out of their hard earned money KNOWING they are the only big grocery store in town. In claims to be employee owned... so if true someone needs to take it back from the employees cause they DO NOT know how to run a store. Shelves are half empty or empty most of the time, we don't even bother buying meat from here because you get food poisoning just looking at it. Not to mention they don't open until 7AM. Yes in a world where people start their days at 5AM.... The only big grocery store in town doesn't open until 7. But complain away... this is the only game in town. And they know it....

I got what I needed. Quality of produce was good. Prices high. Not sure if it's California prices…read moreor Mount Shasta prices, or this particular store.