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October 2023 by Mandeep Singh
Quick Unloading no dock .tide backing Receiving staff Nice
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June 2023 by Robert B.
Someone tell me what they are doing in the second lane besides slowing traffic. Might want to brush up on a California traffic laws.
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November 2022 by Gurdeep Singh
Receiver great in and out within 10 minutes but not safe overnight parking because i came 7pm and parked next to receiver’s main gate around 2 AM i felt movement in my trailer.immediately i wakeup and come out from my truck for look out what’s going on back there and i surprised when i seen 2 guys cut lock from trailer doors and was stealing stuff from trailer and loading their little trolley which is attached with Bicycle after when i seen them they run away with 5 case of duck meat
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September 2022 by Joseph Halsey
Call ahead and give ETA on day of delivery, it helps them out. Got in night before and parked on street. Back up against their truck. Problems with theft of loads. Got in and out by 04:30am.Great place wouldn’t mind coming back.
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July 2022 by Storman Whitten
Always a great place to deliver on time with appointments and very quick with getting unloaded
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July 2022 by Hien Vinh Lam
Been doing busy with them for all meat product for years!! Great service
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April 2022 by Tom N.
There is cheap price for a fatty brisket, about 15% cheaper than normal price, but too much fat that takes about 40% out of it. Just let customers know to make your own decision. For me, it's more fat than I expected.
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April 2022 by Dom C
arrived on a saturday night 9pm for a sunday 7 am appointment was able to turn around at the dead end and parked near the gate across the street from minhs. fast unload and friendly people
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March 2022 by Ranjodh Singh
Staf is very friendly,Unloding is very fast, this place is very tight and they open 6:00 am morning
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November 2021 by RST VOIP
Arrived 2100Appointment 0400Emptied 0430Summary: Very quick.I pulled in 9pm the night before my delivery, made my u turn and parked on the street.You’ll be unloading across the street from the address that is given. It’s relatively easy back, it’s all about the setup.You’ll back into the parking lot until your bumper is by the big green electrical box by the gate. They will break the seal and start unloading you.Once done, you’ll have to PC somewhere to finish up your ten.
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November 2021 by oldyellercj7
As stated before, this is not a fun place for a 53 ft trailer, or big rig in general. Be prepared for VERY tight quarters with anything bigger than a box truck. So here’s the trick for a full size tractor-trailer. Be there early. Like, 2am early. You have to beat the 4-wheelers to the street. Then, do a U-turn at the end of Yale street, but keep this in mind: it’s impossible if there are cars parked. The cars will line both sides of the tiny street by the time everyone comes in for work. If the cars are parked here, and you turn onto Yale St, you’ll be blind backing out through the busy intersection. Take a look before you turn if possible. If you’ve arrived early, you can just squeeze through the turn-around at the end of the street, and park alongside the building. From there, they’ll have you back into the gated area when they’re ready. No docks. I’ve been here while there are three semis parked out front. There are zero places to park after that. I have also had to back into their small alley directly off Warner Street... Just be prepared for it. Best of luck, and keep on trucking!
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December 2020 by Evangeline Clay
Only because tight backing into gate, no parking unless you get here before 3am might be two on curb for big semi ? than they move a few Pee-wee trucks on to curb...
