Hi-Country Market and Hardware

When you think "build" what's the next thing you think? Alcohol! Am I right? Well, even if I'm not, and the next thing you think is hot dogs, lotto tickets, or coin operated shower, the super handy and friendly Bristlecone Hi-Country Market will surely have it in stock. Let me just list some of the incredible supplies they carry:-Diet peach juice (YES diet juice, and it's pretty good)-Those canned alcoholic cocktails with the alcohol mixed in already (all flavors!)-Diet gingerale (this is so effing hard to find)-Diet rootbeer, diet cream soda, and diet orange soda-Popcorn-Fresh pinenuts (I didn't even know this was a thing. It is.)Okay, back to building. The hardware section is really nice and full up and is basically an entire separate store. They don't have lumber, it's not that big, but hammers, nails, wrenches, and they even make keys here. They also do copies and faxes and you can get your fishing license while you're at it.Make sure to let Sofie sniff you! She likes some and not others. If she likes you, give her a good, long ear scratching. She will love you for it! She's a yellow lab/golden retriever, btw. Sophie's human folk are also pretty cool, retrieving some Nutty Buddies or something for a confused customer. Oh, right...and one more thing...the bathroom is SO SO SO nice. They have paper towels, everything is fully stocked, no offensive smells, and very clean. I am pretty confident in saying this is probably the best liquor/hardware store I've ever been to.

Great little store. I bought some groceries and local honey.The lady who rung us up was very friendly and kind, like everyone we ran into at Big Pine! There is also a big, fluffy, lovey dovey blonde lab in there who is adorable!Located at the intersection of 395 & Crocker, which is where you want to turn to get to the glacier area campgrounds. Crocker turns into the road that leads up to the Big Pine Creek campgrounds and the trailhead to the 7 lakes.Did I mention it is absolutely breathtakingly beautiful up here? Miss it already!

Great place to pick up your fishing license on the way up to the June Lake loop!The folks here are really great! They have beer, wine and spirits. They also have a nice varieties of things one might need for fishing or even hardware and small projects.Loads of food and snacks to chose from.

This is a gas station, mini super market, and hardware store. If they don't carry it you probably don't need it!

Great little 'they have anything you need.. great sandwiches and cold beer a mb d the owner Chris super nice guy very friendly and helpful!!

Great small business and definitely where we stopped to get gas on our way to Yosemite. The staff was really nice, the bathrooms were clean, the gas was the same price as the Shell station nearby and the price of food was reasonable. The staff also let us know that the road to Yosemite was closed when Google didn't so it saved us a ton of time. Great experience here.

I so glad we have this store. Close, covenant and polite. I can get dog bones to paint. Thanks for having everything !

Service has been hit or miss with us but for the most part the cashiers have been friendly down home folk. I had one experience with a very rude cashier where she angrily scanned my items and just stood there. Didn't greet me, didn't acknowledge me, and didn't even tell me how much my total was. I was ready to walk out the door and she finally told me what my total was.As far as my past experiences they have been good to great. Very friendly helpful staff. They have everything you'd want in a country convenience store. Beer, food, camping and fishing supplies, hardware, and gas. Give them a visit. Just hope you don't happen across that one cashier.

Such a fun place! It has everything from a deli to camping equipment to fresh coffee, hardware, normal market items, etc. Nice folks too.

They are the best place to shop in the Valley! They also get fresh Organic produce and weekly, local if they can.