Great place to stop on your way to or from Klamath Falls or Modoc County. Good prices on a lot of stuff (Keystone, anyone?) and it is very convenient to the highway. I was hung up a little bit as I flirted with the gal running the store, but still didn't lose much time.

sad to see this amazing store be downsized to just a convenience store. the architecture of this place is incredible. I wished I coukd have poked around a little to envision this place in its glory days. still a good place and the owner was super friendly.

I first went to Jock's back in 1978. What was once a cute little full-service rural market is today a dirty little local's dump, where the locals stop at for their daily booze, nothing more. This is certainly no longer a market as they don't sell food. Jock's used to have a fresh meat butcher counter, no longer, not for many years. Today, IF they have any meat, it looks like it was discarded from Walmart weeks prior. Their produce, if there is any, appears very unsafe to eat. The last thing they tried years back was to install fast food stuff up front. None of that has been used for years now, the equipment just sits, dirty and disgusting looking. If you want booze, they have it, just be sure you wash the bottles or cans thoroughly prior to opening. I cannot understand any semi positive review now about Jock's, this is a place to avoid at all cost.

better prices then the other store in town definitely a top pick for local shopping

Good sized market, the staff were nice and we were able to pick up some snacks along our road trip. Would stop off again, wry convenient and easy parking.

For a small town market its good the some of the prices are a little high, it has a wide selection of liquor, there is some produce also. The employees that I have seen have all been really nice and professional

You really don’t go here unless you absolutely have too. What is $1 at Walmart is $3.50 here. New owners are pretty rude but it’s kind of a 50/50 shot to be honest. Isn’t worth stopping in if you’re out of toilet paper and still have paper towels. They got that fire water though

Best prices for hard liquor with out going clear down to Yerka, California. Most of their alcohol comes from that liquor barn in California.