Tehachapi Minute Serve Dairy

I love this drive-through dairy. I use their service every day from great breads, cheese and butter and stuff like that. It's just convenient you're in and out fast.

So thankful this place is here ! I live in Alpine and it's so nice to stop in and grab half and half for my coffee ! Always fresh milk and the kids like all the fun juice selection that they have !! So thankful for this place and everyone is nice !

This review is for the drive up service. This place is great if you just want to grab a drink or snack. You pull up and tell the person working what you would like and they get it and ring you up. They are always really nice, never had bad service. I come here on the way to Bear Valley. Nice and convenient.

If your going to charge top dollar for your gas then at lest put paper towels in the dispensers. This place went to Hell when it sold.

Bought a few packages of donuts. Ate one and noticed it tasted funny. Looked at expiration and noticed it's Best Use date had passed by about 6 months. Called to inform them. They let me know that they freeze everything and put it out as it sells. They tasted horrible. No offer of refund or at least an apology. Continues to sell numerous expired products.

Fantastic customer service. Theres an employee named blake that is extremely hospitable and professional. Would highly recommend this establishment.

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Everyone in there is always so nice and helpful. I always buy my gas here. Even though it's a little more expensive then most places in town it is worth it because they always have a smile on their faces!

The staff here is ALWAYS friendly and polite. The owner has done a great job in selecting and training a fine group of young people to work there. My parents moved to Golden Hills in 2001 and I make certain to buy gas and foods from this establishment when I visit.

Drive thru servers come right up to your car window standing less than 6 feet hand you your food not social distancing and not wearing masks during coronavirus covid 19 crisis. Please wear a mask to protect your customers.