Sunshine Market - Anza, California

Meg K.

Sunshine market and the folks there have been supporting touring mountain bikers for over a decade. Their little store has just enough to get you through to the next resupply, and they’ve been gracious hosts to occasionally find a place for a rider to rest when they can’t get to the next safe place to stay. We appreciate this little market so much.

Johnny M.

Prices jump back and forth one day a can of cat food is $1.99 the next day it's $3.99

Chelsea P.

In a pinch it works. The woman was so slow I thought my ice cream would melt before I could pay.

Eva

This is a little store that has outrageous expired items. What makes this store even worse is the mean owner. Doesn't have any morals and treats good people very BAD. On the other hand I would personally like to thank Robert, he's a helper there. Thank you Robert for being a great person. I won't enter the store period if the owner is there. I have experienced her yelling at customers. Throwing people out. I will go there when nice man Robert is working there. Overall, Sunshine is a little run down store with ridiculous prices. I would definitely say price gouging. Also expired food. I truly try not to go there. Living in a remote area, I will only if Robert the worker is there. This review is only the truth and hopefully it reaches Ms. Owner and she realizes how she deals with others. Maybe she'll change and a miracle happens. We all have choices in life. My choice is to love and respect others no matter what.

Ian M.

I've been into this place on a few occasions and pretty desperate for desert relief. It's like an oasis. I'm so glad Sunshine is there, providing the basics to those of us in need. Thank you!

Kenneth G.

Called to ask the price of propane of propane and they said were not telling on the phone then click. I went ahead and drove out to find out. Cheapest on the mountain by $ .10. Four stars for price. Attitude not so nice

Joe W.

2 friends and I rode into Anza after a day crossing the dessert sand on bicycle, fighting a 30 mph headwind all day. Arrived at the Sunshine Market very thirsty and hungry, and the temperature was quickly dropping. We quickly found and consumed water, V8, gatorade, beer.

We then started looking for food for the night and a place to put our sleeping bags. Sherri (i think that was her name?) was running this small market while we were there. She must be a different person than the "mean, slow" manager that some of the reviews refer to. Sherri helped us manage our "production line" of frozen food to microwave to fork. Meanwhile, Sherri called around to see if someone had shelter for us for the the night (40F and lots of wind). Sherri was like an angel.

Robert lives nearby and showed up at Sunshine Market. Robert has an extra bungalow and offered it to us. Robert's bungalow was warm, comfortable, quiet, and included fresh dates and some classic tv programming (we watched Star Trek and Walker Texas Ranger). Robert's pad was clearly an oasis, and Robert is such a generous guy.

Warms my heart to come across people like Sherri and Robert, who went out of their way to help refuel and lodge a few thirsty, hungry guys wearing spandex. We'll never forget the experience. Thanks.

Penni W.

It is the worst!! Always claims she doesn't have change for a 10 or 20 will not give you EBT receipts with your balance on it it's is a law that she has to give us a receipt if we ask for it with a balance on it I'll be turning her in