This place is a pretty unassuming tucked away in a little shopping plaza so I would have never come…read moreacross it on my own but it was highly recommended me by a friend so I came to try it. I wanted the signature butchers cut sandwich but they were sold out when we got there so I got the tri tip and my gf got the sausage and we asked them to cut it in half so we each got half of each. Both sandwiches were bomb! We both liked the tri tip the most, but the sausage was also very good. I definitely want to come back to try the butcher sandwich next time. My only complaint is that there's only one guy back there making sandwiches so if there's a lot of people ahead of you it might take a bit for your order. It's also not cheap though I think the price is worth it.

It smells so good in there, and I want to eat everything they make. The ceviche was delicious…read more Lovely people.

First time trying the tacos. I ordered chicken and adobada Tacos were ok. I waited and waited and…read morefinally I thought my tacos were ready and I was wrong. Finally they were ready but unfortunately the flavor I was looking for was not there. The customer service was ok.

Considering we were in Mammoth and looking for something to feed a large group on the cheap, I…read moredecided to come here to grab some ranchera meat for the grill. The store is located in a small plaza diagonally across from the Vons shopping center. It's right next to the Mammoth Coffee Roasters. There's limited parking in the back, but I've never seen it full. The meat counter is at the back of the store and they pretty much have everything you would need as they also sell produce and charcoal. It's pretty much a one stop shop. The staff inside were very nice and helpful. The ranchera meat wasn't cut too thin or too thick and made for a quick sear on the grill. The marinade was your typical carne asada flavors. Definitely recommend this place if you want to make some great tacos at home on the cheap. They also offer pork, chicken & seafood.

We enjoy shopping at Raley's in Oakhurst. The staff is always friendly, courteous and helpful. The…read morebakery has fresh baked bread daily and the produce is constantly being refreshed. We are lucky to have this source locally, which eliminates the need for a trip to Fresno.

I really like this Raley's in Oakhurst--it is my go-to pit stop on the way to Yosemite National…read morePark. Raley's supermarkets consistently offer a top-quality, expansive selection of fresh produce. They are known for sourcing fresh, seasonal items from nearby farms, which reduces shipping time and ensures peak freshness. Their strong relationships with local farmers also give those growers a reliable retail outlet while providing customers with the best seasonal offerings. The bakery is equally impressive, featuring creative fruit pies, consistently high-quality baked goods, and the irresistible aroma of items fresh from the oven. This particular location also stands out for its nice selection of Yosemite-themed gifts and souvenirs, including hats, hoodies, stickers, magnets, shot glasses, mugs, and more. Prices here are typically 15-30% lower than at local gift shops or inside the park village. The restrooms are generally well-maintained and clean, which is always appreciated on a long drive. Overall, this Raley's is my reliable one-stop shop to grab coffee, fruit, a sandwich, and take a quick restroom break before continuing to Yosemite.

Grocery Outlet, Oakhurst: 2026 Aug (5 of 5)…read more There are three major grocery stores where we live, and we've shopped at all three stores. Somehow, one store kept pulling us back, and that's Grocery Outlet. There are several reasons for that: (1) The store always looks clean and their shelves are well stocked. (2) 99% of the time, the checker welcomes you with a smile and wishes you a good day. (3) All the staff are trained well. (4) The music they play doesn't break your ear-drums. In fact, shoppers seem happy to hum or sing along, which breaks the ice and make shoppers appear happy. (5) They don't change things around unnecessarily so you know exactly which aisle to go to for the products you need. Overall, I think the owners have done a splendid job in training their staff, their music choice, and the environment they created. Note: The Grocery Outlet here is independently owned and operated by the local franchise team -- Brandon and Jessica Steele

Solid Grocery Outlet. I haven't had a chance to cross reference different GO stores in the past,…read morebut this one is fairly large and had everything I needed including single serving tiramisu cups (yes, I needed that). All in all, smooth experience, solid store. Buy your groceries here on your way to Yosemite.

We have been looking for Fish & Chips. Today we found it at Fresno Seafood Company! Absolutely…read morewonderful and delicious! The fish was so fresh and prepared with a crunchy and tasty coating that enhanced the flavor of the fish. It was awesome! The tartar sauce was different but delicious. The fries were ok but could have been better. Overall, a generous, excellent dish at a reasonable price ($9.99). We are definitely going back! So good!! Try it today! Yummy! Note: The Fresno Seafood Company (located at 2327 N Fresno St) serves a popular menu of freshly prepared fried fish, shrimp plates, and combination baskets. (Note: If you meant Central Fish Company downtown or The Seafood Company on Cesar Chavez Blvd, their offerings differ slightly).

I haven't been there in years but they had the best fried fish fries…read more It's been a while since I have been there. But I think I will check it out. Services was ok

Always great service and high quality meats.Kevin is the old fashioned butcher. Randi makes the…read morebest sandwiches in town. Locals love this shop. *Contrary to a report of one entitled visitor, they are not raciest. In fact coming out of the shop was Tim, a local large black man with a sandwich.

I came in to try their chicken salad sandwich on rye. Delicious! They also offer fresh fish and…read moremeat and baked goods. Mom and pop shop and super friendly and chatty. Please come and create your own adventure.

I will start by saying this was my first time to Ducey's. In fact, I hadn't been to Bass Lake since…read morethe 1970s. It was a birthday visit. I'd heard about the place, and had always wanted to try it. I really, really enjoyed the experience. Most delightful dinner I've had in a long time. I can't wait to go back. I say these things because I'm going to have a couple negatives to go along with the praise, and I want to make it clear that I highly recommend the place as a fun, enjoyable dining experience. First, I'll go over the plusses. The view of the lake is serene and enjoyable. Really makes for an enjoyable dining experience. Call it Tahoe Junior. I highly recommend the bottom level of the restaurant, which has an elevated menu with higher pricing over the top level casual dining. Better aesthetics and menu make it worth it. They also do have a bargain menu of smaller portions if you can live with smaller portions. (Not me, lol.) You can see the menu at their site. Prices are typical Nicer eatery level. ($50+.) I had the ribeye. Typical quality. Well prepared. Featured a NICE proprietary blue cheese butter spread. Umm, yummy! I want more! Also loved the peach ice tea. More yummy. I overdose everything in sweetener, so I recommend that. Staff was first rate. Darn near everything about the visit was great from start to finish. Now for my negatives... The bread was these Tiny little slices of (I suppose) Italian bread. I wasn't familiar with it. Perhaps it's a standard four-bite bread type. Certainly didn't work for me. Bite-size is not really what I want in dinner bread... Veggies were bleh. Broccolini and carrots. Did nothing for me. We now come to the big disappointment and the Offense... No baked potato, but mashed potatoes! I can't recall the last time I ordered a quality steak that came with mashed potatoes instead of a BAKED potato! "No big deal," I thought. "I'll order a baked potato." The Up Charge was $9! You heard that right. NINE DOLLARS to swap baked for mashed! I might expect $9 for a potato at Ruth's Chris, but gosh! NINE DOLLARS?! The whole table was offended. That did not ruin the meal for us. We all enjoyed it and planned to return, but we ALL thought NINE DOLLARS for a potato--and we're not talking a huge one either, though it was decent in size--was insane. Absolutely insane. Fixins did not include bacon bits, which surprised me, but not every place offers them so okay. That's it. Full dinner and drinks for 4 was a bit under $300. Enjoyed ourselves, going back, but we don't understand the outrageous price on the potato. Tagging the visit at a 4, and recommending Ducey's. Be prepared for mashed... Shown--dinner and the $9 potato :)

This place only gets 3 stars because of the view. We requested outdoor seating, was told it would…read moreonly be 5-10 minutes but ended up waiting 20 minutes. When we were seated we were then told that the kitchen was extremely backed up and it wouldn't be another 45+ minutes until they can even take our order. Thankfully they were able to take our drink order first so we got to enjoy the view. We were starving by the time we finally got our food, everything was fried since we decided to get their sampler platter and fried calamari. The food was pretty decent, I think I just got sick of it pretty fast because everything felt very heavy. I would probably only come back for the views next time I'm in the area, and get some drinks and light apps!

Service is excellent. Food has always been great excellent except once the crab was disappointing…read more Dungeness and snow crab. Only one time. The rest of the times we went there everything was fantastic. Will they clean and crack the Dungeness crab for a person? I love to go out there and shop. It's a great place to get everything. I wish they would get live clams. Do they clean or crack any crabs. Thank you !

Fresh oysters really enjoyed them good size and the prices are unbeatable. Coming back for some…read morebeef prices looked really good.

I typically come here to get the to-go sushi/groceries in the market. Please keep that in mind!…read more Food: 5/5 The to-go trays of sushi are delicious. Fresh fish and generous servings! Also tastes so much better than other grocery store sushi. I love the variety of goods they have at the market as well. As for the restaurant, I've only ever tired their fried items and they were good, but not my favorite. Service: 5/5 Quick and friendly. Ambiance: 4/5 I love the combination of the market and the restaurant. It's the best of both worlds. The tables aren't the cleanest, but it doesn't bother me because I wash my hands

Seasoning has been changed for the fish but then again it has been a while since I've been here…read more Customer service was good. and food came out hot so really no complaints

THE BEST BIRTHDAY DINNER!!! Service, Vibes, Food, Drinks, Emotion, LOVE...everything in one lol…read more A special shoutout to Christian and Jordan! They were both super knowledgeable and made us feel extremely welcome. They even had a special printed menu for our table with a birthday message that made it that more special. They truly exceeded our expectations. I highly recommend this place to everyone and I will be back any chance I get. One last thing....the Oyster with a fennel, apple, vinegar idk what changed my life. I am an oyster fan now, but just these lol TYSM!

I have been lucky enough to enjoy quite a few fancy, Michelin-starred meals over the years, but it…read moreis rare to find an experience that you just know you will be savoring for years to come. That is exactly what happened during my recent dinner at Elderberry House. I visited with a group of four, and between us, we had two gluten-free diners and one vegetarian. After a quick heads-up the day before, the restaurant handled our needs with total ease. We went for the five-course tasting menu, and it was incredible from start to finish. We kicked things off with one of the best oysters I have ever had, followed by a beautiful tuna presentation. The kitchen even looked out for our gluten-free friends with a special version of their herbal-butter focaccia that was actually delicious. By the time the main courses arrived, I honestly could not decide if I liked my beef or my friend's snap pea risotto better; every single bite was pure perfection. The cocktails were another high point. My first drink was great, but after chatting with our server, Jordan, I decided to try the Last Word. It featured that hard-to-find green chartreuse, and I am a little annoyed to report that I have a new favorite cocktail that requires such a rare ingredient. The service is what really made the night so special. Jordan was so charismatic and helpful, making sure we were perfectly taken care of all evening. He was so good that I almost worried a second visit would not be the same without him, though the rest of the staff quickly put that fear to rest. Abby was so friendly and responsible for a truly unique but perfect-for-the-vibe playlist, and Chris the mixologist even stopped by to geek out about gin and cocktails with us. From the genuine care for our food sensitivities to the clever touch of the iPad check-in hidden in an elegant binder, it was a night for the books. I cannot recommend this place enough and look forward to bringing my family next!