Sierra Hills Market

We were looking to get some deli sandwiches for a quick and easy lunch. I tried calling ahead to place an order, but no one picked up, and when I arrived in person, I understood why. They get quite busy at the deli counter here, and despite the multiple staff members busy working on all the orders, things don't move all that quickly. I was placing an order for four sandwiches and ended up being here for about half an hour from beginning to end. You can get some other grocery and household items while you wait, though, as this market is nicely stocked with a variety of necessary goods. I like that they have a mixture of brands, including some of the more niche/high-quality brands that you typically can't find in your local neighborhood grocery store.

Loved this clean and well stocked store. We stopped here for a restroom break and snacks.The bathrooms were clean. That's an A+ in my book since I've seen plenty of gross bathrooms around Northern CA (traveling for work).There's so much to choose from in the deli and hot food section. They had nice flowers and a Valentine gift section as well.The cashier was sweet and friendly, too.

This review is for the natural foods sister business next door.There are a lot of items here that I wouldn't normally expect to find in an out of the way remote place like this. However, if you find your way here, you're in for a pleasant surprise. The variety of selection for skin products is nice. They come in large tins or sampler small ones for trying out. This is the place to try out items that may become new favorites! I must've spent close to 20 minutes checking out their skin, lip balm, and sunscreen products from independent small boutique producers.If you're up here to spend some days in the sun and out in nature, this is a good place to stop and stock up.

Great staff at both stores and bomb sandwiches, both stores. We had extra wedding purchases to make and decided to complete them locally. Both stores treated us very well. Specifically, the Angels Camp location. The butchers at both stores were fantastic too. Thanks!

Needed to get some sustenance while wine tasting in the area. Stopped in in Murphys Market and saw that they only had a small display of hot food. I asked if they made sandwiches and a patron offered, "the market down the road has great sandwiches." So off we went, got a delicious turkey sandwich on a Dutch crunch roll. Lots of turkey w/cheddar, avo, tomato, lettuce and onion. The perfect bite to prime us for wine tasting!

As far as pitstops go, this is your best bet while travelling on Hwy 4. I'll speak for the Natural Foods Market that's separate (but attached) because that's the only side I was interested in. For being a little market, they have a fantastic selection. I was actually shocked to see some products here that I can't even find at my local Sprouts in Sacramento!There's fresh organic produce, a large Amy's frozen section, and even fresh coffee beans from a local roaster. Follow Your Heart, Gardein, Miyoko's... these brands are all here. Added bonus for the ice cold beverage case right next to the checkout stand that stocks quality teas and kombucha. The store is directly across from a Shell gas station and down the street from a Chevron. I'll definitely be making this my go-to stop when I'm travelling this direction again.

It's a well-stocked, clean store, with friendly staff members in a convenient location!

Excellent service. Staff was SO helpful. They were knowledgeable of items in both stores and helped me determine how to meet dietary issues for my group. Highly recommend.

The last good grocery store before venturing out into the wilderness that is the Sierra Nevada. Has a good selection of fresh produce and protein, as well as a good selection of local wines.

Friendly people and nice selection. I appreciate them carrying locally raised grass fed Calveras cowgirl steak in the main market. I wish it was stocked more regularly. Please suggest it if you agree! The sushi is great quality and made daily. The main market has some natural things, but the natural market next door has more organic stuff. I understand they can't compete with large suppliers but it pains me to fill up a cart. If they just had more sales, I'd take advantage of them and wouldn't stop at Trader Joe's or Whole Foods on my way and save myself some time. I like to support the small town stores but if you're in a budget you'll notice the price difference if you're buying a lot. I just scrolled through a bunch of 1 star reviews from during the lockdowns. people were so proud to be reporting this small business for not policing customers about masks. I just wanted to say how bad they all look today having been so angry and nasty. Good for the store for not harassing or tackling regular people just buying food. It grossed me out to read these comments.