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“love the atmosphere. workers are very helpful. nice place for your needs. to spend a few days around Lake isabella .Great selection of beverages fishing and camping items”
“This place is family run they're great people. When we got evacuated we're in our RV they filled our propane and gave us cases of water for free. I recommend this shop to anyone and plus they have the best gas prices in town I don't have a bad thing I can say about them.”
“The booze is a little pricey, but not too bad. It's the only gas station in Mt. Mesa, so it is what it is. Really friendly staff! They always offer service with a smile!”
“They're very helpful and help you find what you're looking for in their little mini mart and they're real nice people and they have the best tackle and they have the CO2 cartridges pellets and babies for your pellet rifles and BB guns plus more.”
“They ladies that work here are always so sweet and pleasant to talk too! We had to leave our car there for a little to go get a new tire and they were more than happy to help us out! Very sweet!! Definitely love coming in here!”
“last night was the first time we came to that restaurant. But It is obviously not the last. We had a good time with the attentive service, with the fine dishes and booze and with the honest charge. We will absolutely return there in a short time.”
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“Located right next to Sierra Gateway Market, also has a laundromat and alteration service next door. Friendly staff. Deli counter inside, frozen section, refrigerated section, grocery staples on a few aisles, paper goods, and on another section of the market is the sporting goods, bb guns, fishing rods, bait stuff, and all paraphernalia you might need for this trip. Oh and this area also has the slushies and iced coffee, sodas, and ice bags as well. They also sell a few produce in the back. This is the last market big enough to hold a few staples before you hit a long winding road of campgrounds ahead.”