I'm always happy to add an independent Business to Yelp. Doering's Mandarins is not a new…read morebusiness-It is a family run farm with a long history.(since 1964). Please visit their website to read the history and learn how Satsuma mandarins differ from Cuties or Halos. Northern Californians have known about Satsuma mandarins much longer than the rest of the world. Satsumas are the very best of the seedless tangarines. Their skins are so easy to peel they almost fall off. Each mandarin section is a perfect bite size treat. They can also be juiced or made into jam. At Doering's you drive through the orchard to get to the shop. Your GPS will help you. I buy from Doering's because I know the mandarins are farm fresh and their service is fantastic. Please see my photos, this is a hands on, family run business. This year they boxed up twenty pounds of mandarins which I took back to So Cal on the airplane as checked baggage. The mandarins arrived in perfect condition. My only regret is that I should have bought 40 pounds. They make perfect gifts. Satsumas do have a fairly short season so call before you go.

Worst worst customer service. They NEVER answer phones. We have many questions. Their white jasmine…read morerice recently recalled for contamination. Their brown jasmine rice never gets soft no matter how long you cook it.

Deal with your packaging and your rice cakes…read more I love most of your products but you have not found a way to keep your rice cakes from crumbling in the packaging. I would love it if you could fix that. And tonight is the second time I've purchased a 1 lb. very pricey box of gluten free pasta only to have it pop open in my grocery bag, requiring me to salvage what I could into a zip lok. Not cool. Looking forward to updating this review when these things are fixed!

I have two reviews about this place. One is for the excellent olive oil and the other is for our…read morewedding that we had at the tasting room on 9/8/12. The property is utterly breathtaking. I grew up in this area and would always drive by that big grey house and wonder who lived there. I called Jamie, the owner of the olive business, about having a wedding there and he made my day by saying yes. They had other events there, but we were their first wedding. We went and tried the olive oil and were so pleased that we ordered them as wedding favors for our guests. I have to say that the whole experience was amazing. Our wedding was so beautiful and Jamie is the nicest guy and so accommodating!! I wish I could tell more people about this gem!!

The best olive oil in the USA. Quality, great service and tasty to boot. The best olive oil I've…read moreever had. The balsamic dipping oil is fabulous too! Sold locally at the farmer's markets and other gourmet stores....They have a website available for orders with free shipping! Check them out!

Friendly guy always there. I'm addicted for fresh OJ. Give him some support please!read more

Is it too much to drive from Sacramento to Nevada City just to hit up a tiny grocery store?…read more Probably. But if it wasn't, I would do all my shopping at Mother Truckers. While camping at Molokoff Diggins Park, we realized we'd forgotten a few things. We asked the Ranger where the nearest store was, and he directed us to a little market up the road. When we arrived... it was not exactly what we were looking for. Sure, they had the basics, but nothing that warranted the price, and also no ice. This was a problem. So we asked where the next closest store was, and we were directed to Mother Truckers. "It's an old hippie stop but they probably have ice," was the description we received. Okay.... After a short drive up the road, we arrived. Nothing special from the outside, and it definitely looked like the hippie stop we were told. When we walked inside, and my life changed forever. Organic produce and freshly baked cinnamon rolls greeted us, along with a selection of gluten free breads. As we looked further, we realized we were in the world's smallest Whole Foods Market, with tiny prices to match! There is an excellent selection of beer, organic produce (seriously, have you ever seen a sunchoke? I have now!), bulk foods of every variety (garma masala, anyone?), chocolate bars from around the world, a wide dairy selection including almond milk, and a million other things you didn't know you needed. They even fit a healthcare aisle and a clearance section! I was in heaven. I was ready to move my tent and just pitch it right outside. Cooler heads prevailed, however, and after taking a thorough tour of every aisle of the market, we picked out some goodies and headed back to camp. I grabbed veggie chips (the kind that are actual dried veggies), a Kombucha, and some almond milk for the morning. And of course ice. The next day, we came up again just to snag a few more treats. I can't believe the awesome selection of high-quality food at such great prices. What a find! We will be back for sure. :)

Great place to stop for something cold to drink after spending a week in the woods up near…read moreGraniteville. The store further up Tyler Foote has been closed for a long time! Great people work there also a good place to run into locals and chew the fat

This is such a cute chocolate shop!…read more We arrived around 5:45pm on a Wednesday night, right before closing. This place has everything you could ever want - old timey chocolate bars, ice cream, truffles, sodas, chocolate candies, caramel apples. And the list goes on and on. All of the staff were super friendly and helpful. We will definitely be back when we are in the area.

If you need your sweet tooth satisfied, Nevada City Chocolate Shoppe is the place to look at! It…read morehas that nice old-fashioned shoppe feel to it once you walk in. The decor is wall-to-wall sweets! They have inside seating and one table outside. No public restroom in view. They have old school nostalgic classic candies you enjoyed as a kid like candy/bubble gum cigarettes, salt water taffy, wax lips, and miners gold bags. Check out their chocolates, caramel apples, and fudge. If your looking for a different sweet treat, they have a variety of flavored ice creams with hot fudge or caramel sauces and soda pop. The store owners are nice and friendly. Support your local business!

The Manager Lucinda is absolutely charming. The chocolate is above and beyond quality and so many…read morechoices! Hot drinks they have many lovely choices and then they'll make it to your preference if you can't find what you want. I will definitely be back.

Choquiero Chocolate is a nice charming little shop that has some character. It is fun to look at…read moreall the different chocolate bars, etc. Street parking only. No restroom. The shop owner was very friendly and helpful. Our cousin bought a chocolate drink and a chocolate bar. *Xocolatada House Cacao: Guatemalan ceremonial cacao, vanilla, cinnamon, salt, raw cacao powder, coconut sugar, mesquite pod powder, house-made cashew milk (4/5). We got to sip some of his ice cold drink! It was cool, rich, creamy, chocolate-y yumminess with a somewhat "gritty texture". Enjoyable anytime! *Definite 70% Öko-Caribe (V): This two-ingredient chocolate bar is made with cacao from Öko-Caribe, located in Pimentel in the Duarte province, the largest cacao growing region in the country. The tasting notes of this chocolate are citrus fruits, dried fruits and nuts. Support your local business.

Really?? Is this what produce fresh out of the field looks like?? It was hot here today so we took…read morea drive to Riverhill Farm. After choosing some lettuce, beets and salad turnips I asked the nice young lady if she had a smaller Napa cabbage. She says "just a minute" walks into the field, and cuts a smaller one!! A wonderful place.... It sounds crazy but I've never seen a head of lettuce right out of the field.... It's beautiful and the taste is incredible! I posted a picture on FB just so my friends could see what fresh produce really looks like!!