Meadow Valley Market has outstanding hours, a good selection of product, & is neat, clean, & well…read moreorganized. Thank you for supporting our community of Pioche! Harold & Anne Carpenter

This tiny market is impeccably clean and well stocked. It has all the essentials and more…read more We stopped here to grab a few items for the road and were very impressed

update..good thing about Miner's, I can order case's of things I like, instead of having to drive a…read moregazillion miles. That's a good thing, since a name brand food store is 90+ away..

Cashier did not honor the prices of the listed items throughout the store. Everything was priced at…read moreher own discretion (up charge). Is the store that desperate for profits or does the cashier enjoy taking advantage of people?

The sign says "Caliente Food Town" but this has to be the place since no other place near it. Must…read morehave changed ownership or something. Stocked up for 5 nights of camping well here with the basics and the workers were friendly twice when I was in there and prices are pretty reasonable for a near monopoly in town. Out of a most bread on Sunday, but did end up getting some great wheat bread still, regular loaf but just was super, some bread company in SLC. Had some good peaches too.

Small, local gas station. Great gas prices. Clean, operational pumps, easy pull in and pull out. I…read moredidn't utilize it, but they also have a small grocery store should you need some basics. There's also an eatery next door if you wanted to stop for longer.

Best gas price on this stretch of road with clean bathrooms and glass barricade for the cashier…read more Reasonably priced iced tea, freshly brewed.

We were thinking any port in a storm when we stopped here, coming from Cedar City, UT & heading to…read moreJackpot, NV. There's not a lot of options but this place surprisingly delivers. Good fresh donuts, sandwiches, and more than just grocery essentials or gas store groceries.

Super great Walmart - as a super store it's big & spacious with tons to shop for…read more Enjoy a walmart that doesn't have things locked up & plenty of staff to assist and very polite. Another great feature is having a deli area in the front for quick and easy finds for dinner or a quick bite. Store is clean and well stocked with inventory. The line was short with only 2 in front of me and the service cashier was very sweet and was laughing with us about our purchases from the garden department.

While Walmart isn't a beacon of corporate responsibility and quality, the supercenters are a…read morehelpful one-stop shop for the basics especially when you're just passing through. A short drive from Hurricane, this Walmart has basic pantry and grocery items, clothing, electronics, etc. It's a convenient stop if you're preparing for Zion.

Nice local store on route to Zion national Park. The place was clean and well stocked the roasted…read morechicken and pork ribs looked really good plus the sushi was a great price

This is a great grocery store chain local to Utah! They have their own rewards program that can…read moresave you a bit, and I appreciate that they are equipped with a good sized deli section so you can get some good, relatively low-cost food quickly rather than eating at restaurants if you're on the road. They also have some pre-made sandwiches that are surprisingly really tasty -- I liked the Italian sub a LOT at the end of a long day! The staff are friendly too, and of course they have all your other basic grocery store necessities.

We love this convenience/grocery store located in Alamo, NV. On each trip to Northern NV or Idaho…read moreand beyond, we look forward to this stop. Outside is a Sinclair gas station with reasonable prices for the area of the state you are in. Inside you'd expect to see a typical gas station convenience store - but you'd be wrong. What you have is aisle after aisle of a complete grocery store. So many great food options and a huge frozen section. Even some clothing and apparel items. Lots of cool stickers, decals, and home decorations also. Over the years they have done an amazing job of remodeling sections of their store, expanding, and adding features. It seems like we always recognize a couple of changes on each visit. Love seeing a place pour money back into their business and help better serve their community and tourists as well. They have clean restrooms and even a cool seating area where you can eat and drink what you've purchased in the store. Some of our favorites are the pre-packed plastic cups of fruit and other snacks which are perfect for long hours on the road. They have a huge cooler section full of drinks and fountain drinks if that's your preference. Friendly cashiers and plenty of employees to answer any questions you might have. Just a great place for a stop on a long or short trip through Nevada.

We live in Rachel and often go to or through Alamo. Yesterday we went for a few grocery items and…read moredecided to try their burgers. After we ordered there were several others putting in food orders. We waited almost an hour for 2 hamburgers with fries while everyone else that ordered got their food right away. All I can think is they treat tourists and folks who don't live in Alamo as outsiders and deliberately give slow service. My boyfriend finally asked about out order after watching everyone else get their food (and some ordered the same thing we did). He was just told "it is coming" We will NEVER eat there again and I warn travelers to plan your meals so that you don't end up sitting for an hour waiting for a meal.

Unfortunately, I can no longer bring myself to shop at Red Mountain Market. I encouraged loved ones…read moreto shop local, and we've gone out of our way to do so. We've spent hundreds of dollars at Red Mountain Market. Sadly, a few days ago, I was rudely confronted by the cashier, who I believe may have been the owner, Todd Muse. I came to the store to shop and ask a question about something I may have lost near the counter the other day (a pack of Hormel meals). However, no one was even at the register when I went in. Next thing I know, the cashier come sover and starts telling me I need to leave the bags in the front of the store. He then boxes me in and corners me there near the entrance like I'm some ruffian out to rob the place. I understand that businesses have policies to protect themselves from theft and loss. That's not really the issue. The issue was the way I was approached and made to feel as though I was doing something wrong simply by walking into the store with bags. I was treated like I was some kind of thief or a criminal for coming in with bags and looking at some protein noodles in an aisle of the store. I had come there as a paying customer, not as someone looking to cause trouble. And I can't shake this feeling that I was treated differently because of the way I look. That feeling became even worse when I read another review complaining about being treated differently in this store by an individual matching the description of the cashier because of a similar reason. I then asked about the item I thought I may have left behind a few days earlier. Instead of looking, checking, or even seeming willing to help, my question was immediately dismissed with, "Well, there's nothing we can do at this point." That really bothered me. I wasn't asking anyone to perform an exhaustive search. I was simply asking whether something might have been turned in or left near the register. It would've taken two seconds for the cashier to turn his head and look over the counter to see if my package of Hormel meals was still there. He couldn't even do that. It felt like he just wanted me out. So, I left. I left without spending another cent. And I never intend to spend another cent there. What makes the experience especially disappointing is that my family had become regular customers. We've spent hundreds of dollars there over the past several weeks. We specifically chose to support this small local business rather than automatically going to Walmart or Smith's. There were products we bought so frequently that we would joke that we were the reason they kept selling out. You know, if he hadn't treated me like that, I probably would've purchased all the protein noodles rather than ordering them on Amazon the next day. I probably would've continued to buy out the Hebrew National hotdogs and buy my wife the Red Button ice cream she loves. But no more. I don't expect special treatment because I've spent money there. I do, however, expect to be treated like a valued customer rather than with suspicion and dismissal. I strongly believe in supporting local businesses. But supporting local has to work both ways. Customers should also feel welcomed, appreciated, and treated with basic courtesy. Unfortunately, after this experience, I no longer feel comfortable shopping at Red Mountain Market.

This is a great neighborhood market with friendly staff and lots of variety. We needed a few…read morethings while camping in the area and found all we needed and more. I recommend this place