North Fork SuperMarket

Last stop before Mammoth Pool. It is what you would expect - high prices due to remote area, limited supplies. But if heading to the mountains, you can stock up here. Refrigerated items were not very cold. Lots of alcohol.

This place is awesome. Fully stocked with goodies like they knew I was coming ;

overpriced, expired, old food, trash pile full of rodents beside the entrance

Meat and dairy not available to view ?????. Low end decor and feels like a throw back to the 60s. Good only in a pinch. Clerk was nice though.

It is a convenient to to shop here to buy last minute items that we sometimes forget to buy at other grocery stores out of town. But I would definitely shop more at this store if the prices were more reasonable on at least half the inventory. It Also would be nice to see more variety of foods to choose from especially when you're trying to buy dinner for your family without breaking your budget, more heallth items. A bigger baby isle with competitive prices. This would be a relief for a parents that are stressed or just tired. Carts that glides smoothly. Happy customers appreciate variety and like upgrades all the time. I would not think about shopping any where else, if this store did make changes on behalf of their costumers needs.

Really nice people there. You can meet the locals and get your shopping needs met. Remember Ca passed a new shopping bag law, you need to pay .10 a bag or bring your own re useable bag.

Went in for energy drink and snacks. Had what I wanted and then some. Older place, which I enjoy.

Sell expired stuff sometimes mold on tortillas if take them back and complain next day won't give money back or exchange. They don't give you receipt unless remember to ask for one and won't take your word for it no matter how well they know you.

Groceries are way over priced. Customer satisfaction is completely unimportant. Lack of competition is the only reason they have any customers at all.

North Fork is a gateway to many campgrounds, remote hiking and truck trails and timber sales near Yosemite and the headwaters of the San Joaquin river. The North Fork Market is the ideal point to gear up with any food or beverage needs before heading further into the forest. The roads beyond are slow and winding- going back and forth from even the nearest campground is a big investment in time. Stop here first! Beer, deli, ice, toiletries, lotto, ATM...