It may not be fair that I have no other grocery stores in the area to compare this one. This store is attached to the Shell Gas Station but it's much more than a mini mart. They have a small selection of produce in here but nothing looks very fresh and everything is expensive. One red bell pepper was $2.55. I ended up buying two ears of corn for $2.15. I steamed them and they did not taste very good. A dozen large eggs was $2.15 as well. They have a selection of ice cream and frozen foods including tv dinners and pizza. It's a one man show and the guy behind the counter was very nice. They accept credit cards with no minimum charge. read more

The place has almost anything you need if, like us, you did not stop ahead of time to get some snacks to take with you to the park. This place is OVERPRICED! There are other smaller markets that are much cheaper. Even the market at one of the visitor centers is much cheaper. Avoid this place! read more

Two starts because they had what we need. But make sure to ask for prices or a receipt which they don't give you. SCAMMERS

Meh. Expensive and grimy. Bring a cooler and your own supplies when you're coming up the mountain. If you need groceries on your way to Three Rivers, stop in Woodlake or Exeter and go to one of their regular shops like Save Mart or whatever. This place isn't worth it. read more

We bought 1 box of pop tart 5.99 a salad dressing 6.99 which is fine but the onion, potato and garlic 1 pc cost 1.99 . Paid 18.99 for everything. Felt scammed coz the potato didnt know that price like that and asked if i can exchange with bigger one said no exchange considering I just made a purchase. Not only that the salad dressing is expired since Jan 20 2023. And the guy owner was so rude to say you should have pick the right one and the big one for the potato. Never felt scammed and ripped off like this and very rude attitude. He even said I cater for the tourist. Please anyone! beware on this market! Dont ever stop by or by something here. read more

Three Rivers Market - expired salad dressing. everything total of almost 19 dollars. 2 dollars each onion, garlic and potato - Grocery Near Me - Three Rivers, California

This market is connected to a shell gas station you can go in and see foods , personal care items and drinks . It's got a good supply of snacks inside a little pricey on if want to get groceries before National parks But the owners and cashiers have been pretty kind greeters , they're pretty welcoming , friendly and been very courteous every time I've gone in to get something ! read more

If I could give no stars as an option I would!!! The water is not marked with a price. When I brought two 2.5 gal to pay, the cashier looked at me (probably thought "tourist") then said $6.99 each. I I gave him a look and he stammered and said "previously was $4.99 but because of supplier change, had to raise price." To me it felt like he was trying to scam the tourists. However, since I didn't know the area and was exhausted from the day trip, just paid for the water knowing I was being scammed. Today, I went further down from the three river mart (which is right next to shell station) to the Village Mary and the same 2.5 gallon of spring water was 4.99. If you need anything from a market, would definitely choose the Village Mart. Customer service at both places is poor, but the Village Mary has many more options for everything and items are marked instead of made up on the spot!!! There is also a general mart between Three Rivers Mart and Village Mart, but I haven't ventured in yet so cannot comment on their products, prices or customer service. read more

The staff is friendly but everything tasted kinda weird. I bought some chicken that had no expiration date after the nice store manager assured me it was in date (saying he buys fresh every week) but when I unwrapped it at the cabin it was rancid with potent ammonia smell. I quickly brought it back and he did allow me to exchange the chicken for a frozen pizza but, I hate to say it, had been thawed and refrozen and was equally as inedible. The crust was like a firm gel and we tossed it out. I try to avoid giving small businesses poor ratings but this place needs to be improved. read more

Just like the village market this place is for convenience and will destroy your vacation budget if you shop here. For example a pack of Oreo cookies was 7.99. If you are vacationing in three rivers and the place you are staying offers a kitchen. I recommend you take the 45 min drive to Visalia for all your grocery needs. read more

The young lady working there had an awful attitude and was very rude. I'm used to paying for the higher priced groceries because of the convenience but for an employee to be so rude and have a bad attitude is unacceptable. The only bright side is I thought it was just me but then saw that she was being rude to everyone. read more

The owner lady is so rude. She will come out and yell if you are parked there too long even if you shopped there and decided to walk around to look at what's around there. Plz go to other small markets around the area who have wayyyyy better customer service. read more

This is the last good market to stop at before you reach Sequoia National Forest. They have a small selection of frozen foods, medicine, canned goods, bread, a little bit of everything. There's even fresh produce. :) There was a wonderful woman who even helped me find fresh jalapenos. The man who rang me up was very kind. They really made me feel welcome. read more

This market is not attached to the shell station, there is no gas here. And there are other markets in the area. This is the place to go to for beer, and etc. Also it is associated with the campsite across the way. Cool stuffed rattlesnakes and various camping equipment can be found here. read more

The only market here that is open 6am-11pm! It's nothing fancy, but it has your basics from eggs milk and cheese to alcohol snacks and an assortment of tools and firewood. Friendly service. read more