Deep Creek Market — Local services in Hesperia

We've been looking forward to this market/ Gas station opening. Looks beautiful... stopped in to get cigarettes... only because I wanted to check it out. Really silly of me to mention this... stood at the counter to buy them and after 1 minute if standing there I was approached with a woman holding out her hand at me before I had a chance to say anything. She asked "what do you want" abruptly- same hand out. I welcomed them to the neighborhood thanked her for the store locally, and asked for a cheap pack of cigarettes. I gave her a $20 bill and she snapped it out of my hands and gave me change and a "bill that I should have looked at but didn't. Well folks, I payed $14 for a cheap pack of cigarettes. I'm sorry. Was hoping this was not a rip off. I expected at least $9 , however, there was attitude. We hoped we'd be going there instead of up the street a ways, but really. I hope things change for this store and...

I'm sorry to see the over-charging, gouging, double charging reviews. I wonder if these people called the manager out and got it resolved. I went for the first time yesterday. Nice to finally have a gas staion in the Deep Creek - Arrowhead Lake Rd area. Shell gas station. I only bought gas. Did not go inside. Clean parking lot. Easy in, easy out. I saw propane offered. Taco-truck guy. One negative: I chose the Western-most pump isle. Could not read the screen. Glare from the sun. Even when I tried to block it with my hand. And the nozzle was reading as "full" and the nozzle/pump was shutting off. Not sure if this was a Ford Edge problem, or a gas station problem. I only got $15. Too annoying, with the desert glare. Several off-road vehicle were there. I think a "spray off" type car wash would be...

We stopped here occasionally when we're going on long drives or going places since it's on her way to the freeway. We have however run into a few instances where, rather than checking the expiration dates we just grabbed and go with drinks that are perishable and found that they were expired when we were too far to turn back and have them fix it. Impart it's our fault for not checking but that is a responsibility of a store to rotate stock and make sure that things aren't expired. This is in part of fault for not checking the dates, but it's the responsibility of the market to be sure they are selling in-code items. We will still stop in but will be vigilant about checking what we purchase isn't expired. They do have a somewhat unique stock of Asian snacks that the kids...