Town & Country Market

You see the sign from the freeway. Its a trucker stop and gas stop. A place to grab some necesities for the road. Maybe something you forgot? A snack or two. Maybe a cold drink? Perhaps some pizza or chicken strips that the billboard advertised.Sadly there was no chicken strips. We asked if they could make more. They told us no. 4 hours before closing and they said no.The area is really run down. You can tell the place has been there forever. Super stinky too. The cattle is in full force.Take my advice travel about 10 miles south and your back in civilization. Unless you like to stop just to stop at these places like we did.

I've been shopping here since I was a kid. (Well, my mom was shopping then, I was asking for candy.) They have everything and on the off chance they don't, they'll get it. They're meat department will do custom cuts if you ask and their deli also has poke bowls. The fresh vegetable choices and prices are always good. The have the largest Asian and Hispanic food sections I've seen outside of stores dedicated only to Asian and Hispanic clientele. Highly recommended. Also, the solar panels in the parking lot means there's always a shady spot to park. And if you need gas, they've got that covered too! At low prices as well.

Nice little market in a tiny little town. Good place to pick up some random stuff if you need it. Convenient to Highway 99. Right across the street from the Tipton Water Tower.

This place is the best cheap greasy pizza you can find in the whole area. Can't review the take & bake pizza, but the ready made slices.... OoooWweeee! And they have fairly cheap gas considering the areas options.

Always friendly and very attentive. Love their pizza and they can make as many as we need when having classroom parties or large gatherings at our school.

Indian guy up front with glasses likes to throw you your bag when you ask for one bad service

Friendly, well stocked, clean. Too bad the employees refuse to mask up and protect their community. On Dec 6 2020 I visited, at the height of the pandemic, and NOT ONE employee was wearing a mask. When I visited a few weeks prior, there were two wearing masks, but one wore it below his nose. The importance of proper mask wearing in retail businesses is common knowledge now and their refusal to adhere to public health guidelines cannot be chalked up to ignorance. I suggest you take your business elsewhere whenever possible.