I was in the area and stopped by to pick-up some drinks and snacks for my stay. This location is…read moreclean inside and organized and looks like they got a remodel or it's a new store. I used their self check-out and it was very fast. I was able to find parking out front easily and only one person stopped me outside to see if they could wash my windshield. There's no supermarket down where all the hotels are located on Lenwood so this is a solid choice.

Please hire more workers. Lines are always bad with 20 plus people waiting and usually only two…read morelines. I feel bad for the workers.

I was staying at hotel off Lenwood and asked the front desk girl if there was a CVS nearby and she…read moresaid no, closest thing was Walmart. I drove here to get a few things and it's probably 6 miles from where I was staying. This location is actually nice and clean inside. There's a grocery store and then the regular Walmart store. I was shocked to see they sold Reebok here as the display was nice. I don't believe there's a Target in Barstow so this is it!

This Walmart is extremely clean. As all Walmarts we were Welcomed as we walked when we walked in…read more The shelves are filled up and I really appreciated the display cases of this display.E easy access to find everything as well

Random visit to Eddie's World and saw Jed's Jerky. I am not the biggest fan jerky, I don't even eat…read moreit. BUT when they gave me a sample of the Maple Bacon Jerky, I was hooked! Best flavor yet. I do wish they had the flavor to order online but I guess it's just an in store kinda thing. Will definitely stopping here again!

On our way to Disneyland in Anaheim California Wednesday evening, my husband and I stopped at…read moreEddie's World. It was fairly empty inside, which is usually not the case. EddieWorld is typically buzzing with road trippers, families, and Vegas bound drivers. Jedidiah's Jerky is located inside Eddie World on Interstate 15 at Yermo. It's a must visit if you like jerky. One of the team members helped us select a few different flavors. The Jerky that Jedidiah's has is made by hand. It offers many different types of meat and flavor options including Beef (Classic), Brisket (Classic), Turkey, Buffalo, Venison, Wild Boar. Most of these options will be available for purchase by weight or prepackaged and offer bold, sweet, spicy and savory options so there is something for everyone to enjoy. It's expensive, but worth it! All of the jerky was delicious and it lasted us several days. A lot of unique flavors to choose from and the store has so many creative options. The team member assist us during the evening was fantastic! This is a great spot to stop by if you're on the way to California or Las Vegas!

Absolutely unacceptable…read more I was stopped from entering the women's bathroom at Food 4 Less-- despite being a woman. The staff member questioned me, then followed me into the bathroom and confronted me while I was trying to use the stall. It was invasive, humiliating, and deeply discriminatory. This was not about safety -- it was about ignorance and the need to police someone's identity. I left shaken and furious. Until Food 4 less addresses this with proper staff training and accountability, I won't be returning -- and neither should anyone who believes in basic dignity and respect

Lowest priced gas we saw while driving through to Vegas. Also searching for a cake so we stopped in…read morethe grocery store. Not so appealing. Long lines.

To be honest, this place reminded me a lot of the 100 year old liquor store I once visited in…read moreUpland. I had picked up a sheet with information on old Daggett from the Route 66 Museum in Barstow. Here's the short version. The original store burnt down in the Daggett fire of 1908. (the nearby buildings were also destroyed as well) But they rebuilt this place, and this became the first 'fire proof' building in the Mojave Desert. Fire proof due to the fact that the whole thing was re-built using a railroad carload of cement. (The roof too!) Back in the day, the place was one of few that exchanged gold dust and nuggets for cash that miners could spend. Later, in 1953, a safecracker got away with $1000.00 in gold dust and nuggets. But ya. Back over Columbus day weekend in 2017. I stopped in front of the place because it looked old. Then I read the paper and discovered it was actually old. Then I went in to buy a soda because it was kinda warm out. The guy behind the register was nice. The soda was cold. Boom. That's about how a convenience store run should be.

Was new to the area and was surprised to see there was a market within walking distance from our…read morehouse. Upon entering the store the owner Joe made me feel comfortable with his warm greeting of welcome. For a small business they have good services and upon request will stock special items, such as favorite drinks or candy and snacks. You can rent a U-haul or car dolly. Pay your utility bill, send and receive money. Send small packages and even cash checks. So I suggest the next time your passing thru Daggett stop by Desert Market and say hello to Joe, Mic and Beckey. Dortha,

My children are obsessed with this place. Every time we drive to my parents cabin in Utah, we stop…read morehere along the way. My son loves root beer and he enjoys trying craft brews from all over the place. You have all of his favorite brands from all over the American West! Including one that he discovered for the first time in Jackson Hole Wyoming!

Really great stop between Las Vegas and Los Angeles. They sell lotto tickets of course, sweet…read moretreats galore, lots of snacks and unique soda drinks. Bathrooms are decent and the treats you can find here are worth the extra pit stop!

I was fortunate to be walking distance from the airb&b. The staff are friendly and helpful…read more I found everything I was looking for. They have a great selection of alcohol and They also serve hot food. Great selection on snacks and foods. The store is not very big but well stocked.

Directly up the street from our Airbnb was the Community Market that was the most quaint and…read moreperfect little neighborhood spot that had seemingly everything you needed...no need to venture into town. The shop is small and packed with anything and everything; fresh fruits, veggies, meats, eggs, cheeses, drinks, laundry and cleaning supplies, liquor, snacks, and fun little treats scattered throughout. The staff are friendly neighborhood folk who know lots of their clientele and just what they want. Prices are high but this is for convenience not the deal. During our stay in Big Bear we got many of our groceries and some sweet treats from the Community Market, and I'm sure we will be back when we return again someday.

Had a blast at Alien Fresh Jerkey road stop!!…read more Driving from LA to Nevada this was one of our major road stops. It's super cute and I'm obsessed with the theme. Definitely a worth while stop! The Jerkey is delicious (from what my friend told me) and I love the Alien and X-Files theme!! Totally Area 51 coded.

Pricy jerky Fun place to be!…read moreHonestly with inflation and how much steaks shrink to make jerky..... I guess it's not too outrageous. They have deals like $22 for 8oz bag Or select 2; 3.5 oz bags for $22 Their AC is blasting, even the restroom felt great, selection of other snacks and drinks etc... pretty cool place to visit! Even my 9 year old was the one that told me to stop by on the way home

Best Grocery Store I've been to in a while. The staff is…read moresuper helpful. Everyone asked if I needed any assistance. Very well stocked! I've never seen so many varieties of MCConnels ice cream in one place. The fresh baked bagel was the best I've had outside of NY. Lots of cashiers open! No wait!! Thanks!

4 minutes ago New…read moreExtremely Disappointed with How This Limited-Edition Starbucks Release Was Handled My friends and I arrived at the Starbucks inside Vons in Big Bear Lake at approximately 3:30 a.m. to purchase one of the limited-edition Bearista cups. Along with us, there were three other customers who had also arrived early because we knew these cups were in high demand. Around 6:30 a.m., a store supervisor came out and suggested that we should probably leave because they hadn't received the shipment. We were also told there were no Starbucks employees available because they had called out sick, and that the Starbucks kiosk would not be able to open until around 8:30 a.m. when open time is 6am. As the morning went on, we received several different explanations from different employees. We were told the shipment never arrived, then that no one knew where the cups were, and later that they couldn't access the area where the shipment might have been. Around 7:00 a.m., the store manager, Sarah, arrived. She took our names and phone numbers and told us she would call if the cups were located or if there was any update. Unfortunately, none of us ever received a call. Later that afternoon, I called the store myself and was simply told that they had not received the shipment. That response didn't match some of the information we had been given earlier that morning, which made the entire situation even more confusing and frustrating. What disappointed us the most wasn't just missing out on the cups--it was the lack of clear communication and follow-through after we had spent several hours waiting before sunrise. Customers who take the time to line up for a limited-edition release deserve accurate, consistent information and timely updates. I also contacted Starbucks Customer Service to report what happened. They expressed concern that the Starbucks kiosk was not operating during the release and told me my concerns would be forwarded to the district manager for follow-up. I sincerely hope Vons and Starbucks review what happened, improve communication between store management and the Starbucks kiosk, and ensure future limited-edition releases are handled in a way that respects customers' time and trust. Note: was in touch with another women who was in line this morning and she said she was told after speaking to someone in the store that the box was received but lost... These things were handled poorly Von's Management!

I wandered in here today while visiting the Calico Ghost Town for the first time today. We've…read moredriven by all my life but haven't stopped until today. They have lots to look at in the store. They have candy, cowboy hats, craft sodas, and tons of other kitschy "ghost town" related items. They were on the busy side today and only had one person patiently working the register. She was nice and friendly. I purchased a wood patriotic paw sticker. I wouldn't have waited in the line but I've never seen anything like this before.