We close at 7pm not 6 like it says store hours that are posted on here are not accurateread more

A very tasty Italian sub! Just stopped by to take a look but we'll be back while passing through.read more

I just reread my review from 10 years of visiting this Safeway on our way to Vegas, and nothing has…read morechanged. First, everybody we bump into at this Safeway is nice. The store was well presented, featured a nice variety of fresh fruit and vegetables and being just three days before Christmas, the place was jumping yet organized and friendly. On this occasion, we were able to use the bathroom, as we've been doing for the last 15 to 20 years and purchase some snacks. My wife chose some apples and cheese that we shared in the car, as well as some candy. As we checked out, the cashier asked if we wanted to contribute to the local food bank, and we would not even have known had she not mentioned it. It was our pleasure to contribute. So, should you find yourself in Hawthorne Nevada, needing to use the restroom, the Safeway is a good bet to meet your needs. We never hesitate to go here and we'll be back.

So glad to have a decent grocery store in Hawthorne. There wasn't much going on in this town, but…read morethe grocery store was in much better shape than the average for a small town like this. I was able to find almost everything I was looking for service was good. People were friendly and it easy to park.

Truly everything you need for a great RoadTrip!! Hot soups for winter! Homemade granolas.... Lots o…read moreliquor ! Just had a hot soup that mom could have made.

Considering where this is and being that it was winter, this place rocks. We showed up with nine…read morepeople for lunch and I'm thinking there is no way they are going to have enough food and it will be marginal at best. I was wrong on both accounts. The burritos were really good and had a great hot sauce to go with them. The service is just checking out at the register and we sat on the curb and ate. So, the atmosphere was cool clear and open. I would defiantly recommend stopping here.

We recently had a small engagement party for my son. I ordered 2 cakes from the Bakery and they…read morewere both delicious. One was a photo cake (chocolate/strawberry) and it was a perfect capture of the picture. The other was one of their standard carrot cakes. Thanks Bakery staff for making the day special!

This store is trash. Front the layout to the self checkout terminals, nothing here is customer…read morefriendly. I'll shop anywhere but here.

The cold springs market has always been a favorite stop before going into the wilderness but…read morerecently there are always rude young cashiers who seem bothered by customers, raised prices, and angry locals either migrating from Mia's or the Pinecrest resort to stare you down and act entitled. I'll make sure I don't to stop here again because I'd rather not have it ruin a good day. You're better off saving your money and planning a trip to avoid this store.

I've been stopping at this gas station for over 30 years, and I've seen many changes during this…read moretime. I was super excited to see that they offer hot food so it was a huge disappointment to order a cheeseburger and later realize that they undercooked it without letting me know in advance or giving me an option for them to cook it longer. Not everyone likes pink or in my case extremely pink barely cooked hamburger. I could have handled a little pink (even if I don't prefer it), but my burger ended up getting thrown away after 2 bites because I was grossed out how undercooked it was, and I didn't have a way to finish cooking it myself. I understand that it takes a while to cook everyone's food and I was more than willing to wait so I don't understand why the staff felt the need to rush and feed undercooked meat to customers. I definitely won't order a burger from there again because I don't feel that the customer should have to tell a business what proper cooked hamburger meat is, and they also have no warnings anywhere that their meat is undercooked. If they even read these reviews, according to Google, "consuming undercooked ground beef can harbor bacteria like E. coli, Salmonella, and Campylobacter, which can cause foodborne illnesses (food poisoning)." Hopefully whoever has their food handling license and is cooking the food understands the risks they are putting their customers through.

Tioga Pass Mobil - Whoa Nellie Deli is one of the best places to eat in Lee Vining! Don't let the…read morefact that it's inside a gas station fool you--this place serves some of the most delicious food you'll find along Highway 395. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and exceeded our expectations. It's the perfect place to stop before or after visiting Yosemite or exploring the Eastern Sierra. One of our favorite things is the outdoor seating. We were able to enjoy our meal with our fur babies, which made the experience even more special. Sitting outside with the beautiful view of Mono Lake while enjoying great food was absolutely unforgettable. The combination of delicious food, stunning scenery, and a pet-friendly outdoor area makes this place a true hidden gem. If you're driving through Lee Vining, don't miss the chance to stop at Whoa Nellie Deli--you'll leave with a full stomach and an amazing view!

TL:DR : Woah Nellie Deli in the Tioga Gas Mart is a gem of a stop if your on the 395 with fresh,…read morefun flavors and a unique experience eating out of a gas station. A perfect addition to a road trip! Food: I visited WND as a stop on my 395 journey as I have heard many things about their fish tacos and lobster taquitos at elevation, and out of a gas station no less! I had no clue what to expect given the location, but WND left me delightfully surprised. I ordered the famous fish tacos and their lobster taquitos for myself which came out to ~50$ with a drink. Immediately, I was pleasantly surprised by the generous portions. Both dishes came topped with a fresh element like salad for the taquitos, mango salsa, and refried beans. These additions bump the visual appeal of both dishes, and substantially turn them into worthy meals which I was worried about (assumed they would be served on their own with no sides). With my two heavy plates, I set myself at the outdoor seating and dug in. Let me say I had no issue housing these two, without ever feeling heavy or greasy which was a concern I had given the fried elements. I started with the signature fish tacos; the mango salsa is a delightful and refreshing sweet/tangy accompaniment to the creamy sauce and refried beans. The fish is fried but not greasy at all, but I found the meat to be a bit dry/lacking in flavor. Overall, the strength of the taxi was in the salsa and taco toppings / sides, not the fish. Which I found to be somewhat disappointing. They were delicious, but I had just expected more from their main dish. The taquitos however took me by surprise! These were served with a refreshing salad and more of that mango salsa, on top of the refried beans. It was delicious mixed together. The taquitos had a respectable crisp to the shell without any fault of excess oil, and the filling was wonderfully seasoned and flavorful throughout. A good follow up to the mildly disappointing fish. Paired with a coke zero, this was still an amazing meal that felt hearty yet healthy, indulgent yet balanced. These plates give the impression of a carefully thought out dish, where the chefs considered the overall experience beyond just the headliner fish or taquito. Overall, fantastic. Service: Service at WND is homey and local. When you're far out from the cities, it's comfortable and easy to chat with the cashier about their experience working there, or their favorite dishes. Fast, friendly, and open to conversation, WNDs service is perfect for what it is. Ambiance: despite being in a gas station, WND and the Tioga mart are a very comfortable, safe, and restful spot. I came alone, but I spotted families with children playing in the outdoor area ahead of where I ate, friends meeting up to continue their journeys, and elderly couples tucking into their plates in the clean indoor seating area. There are small elements harkening to the history and fame of the deli in the form of news clippings on the walls near the bathrooms, and wooden tables and benches give the indoors a cozy vibe. Outdoor seating is more like your standard picnic bench, but when paired with the green grass area just ahead of it and the views of the lake/mountains, you can't beat that fresh air and connection to nature with your meal. Overall, I was very surprised with how good WND delivered in a way that I was not at all expecting for this remote gas station stop. I highly recommend making a point to stop in here on your travels to refuel, taste the delicious food, and slow down a moment in the road. 4/5 (docked for dry fish)

I walked into Big Trees Market at 6:50 PM last night (3/31) to grab a few quick items. There were…read morestill multiple customers shopping--completely normal. At 7:01, an announcement came on saying the store had been closed for one minute and to head to the register. Totally fair. I needed one more thing from produce so I hurried- another announcement at 7:02 said to "stop shopping- we are closed" I grabbed my last item and went up front. By 7:03, I was already being checked out. And yet the reaction from staff was... unbelievable. There were several employees standing at the front just staring at me--clearly irritated, like I'd personally ruined their evening. It was three minutes past closing. Not 30. Not 15. Three. Then it somehow got worse. They were out of bags (understandable), so I asked if I could use the hand basket to carry my items to my car, which was literally parked right in front of the doors to the store. I was told no, "these baskets cant leave the store"--and that I needed to go outside and get a cart instead. So I had to run out, grab a cart, and come back in... while the entire staff stood there watching me. There must have been 6 or 7 employees glaring at me with dirty looks like I had insulted them personally. The older checker was grumpy and rude, but honestly the whole team contributed to making the experience feel hostile and unwelcoming. I completely understand wanting to close on time. But if ringing someone up at 7:03 feels like a crisis to your staff, that's a management issue--not a customer problem. Also- why not sell reusable bags if you run out of bags so often? I would have bought one to make it faster for me to exit the store. Seems like a simple solution to avoid the extreme stress your staff is experiencing

There isn't much in terms of groceries in Arnold, so this place was the place to be. Some of the…read moreitems were a bit expensive, however we were glad to find all of the groceries we needed for our meals. It was conveniently located near gas stations and restaurants and our vacation rental. The people working there were very friendly too.

Stopped in thirty minutes before closing with a friend and was greeted by Albert who was heading…read moreout for a quick delivery and he told us to wait inside and he would be back within 5 minutes. We went inside and were talking to who I am assuming is his wife, she took our order and said she would get them started. Albert came back very quickly and we paid. Both Albert and his wife were extremely kind and we were talking about where we came from and what we were there for. We waited outside for 5 minutes and then our food was taken to us. The food was excellent, I ordered a cheesesteak and the bread was super soft and the meat was hot and very tender. Probably one of the best cheesesteaks I've had (in California) and would 100% come back if I'm driving through Bridgeport. One of the best experiences I've had in service, 11/10.

Stopped by during our camping trip at Bridgeport, Ca. I got a warm Rueban Sandwich ($13) & my hubby…read moregot a warm BBQ Chicken Sandwich ($13). The sandwiches were tasty, good sized, and they had a large amount of meat in them. Note, there aren't any bathrooms or seating except a bench in the front of the store, but we walked across the way to Jolly Kone and purchased 2 chocolate dipped cones and ate our sandwiches there.

For us locals the difference of gas to town and prices charged to keep our General store in place…read more... worth its "weight in gold" Our people that work there are so caring and good to us! They go beyond listening to try and get us what we need . They have unique art set up perfectly throughout their space supporting local artists that we personally have chosen favorite pieces we treasure within our home! I'm so grateful for the quality of products.. creativity... support for our visitors and us locals. It may sound like a too good to be true yelp.. but it's a real review, and as real as our opportunity to live where we feel so lucky to be living amongst good people every single day. Brenda, Jeff, and family when visiting .. along with Jackson our Very smart.. too smart Border Collie

Don't let this little market fool you! There is so much variety in foods/drinks to choose from!…read moreHigh quality brands too! They have a little area of local goods for sale as well. Definitely stop at the general store in Markleeville! Nice guy (from Alabama) that was working last evening.