Historic Town of El Dorado

Allez's charcuterie and wine shop features a distinct selection of local and imported wines, cheeses and freshly baked bread, along with tapénades, pâtés, gourmet butters, & ratatouille. Looking for an unusual gift? Choose from an array of locally-produced farm products, including soaps and honey.

Big Horn Gunshop

6271 Pleasant Valley Road

Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10:00AM-6:00PM, Sat. 9:00AM-5:00PM

(530) 642-1892

Full service gunshop which includes the largest selection of shotguns, rifles, and handguns in Amador & El Dorado Counties. Buy, sell, trade, and consign. Big Horn Gunshop also offers new and renewal Carry Concealed Weapon classes.

Books 'n' Bears

6211-A Main St.

Hours: Tues.-Sat. 10:00AM-5:00PM

(530) 621-1766

Email: booksnbears@sbcglobal.net

A 'Mom & Pop' bookstore with new and used books, stuffed animals, greeting cards, good music, and some gift items. We specialize in finding those hard-to-find books and providing them in a very short time. Special orders are our specialty. Call, write, or email for a timely response. Senior discounts plus discounts to firefighters, law enforcement, religious organizations & schools.

El Dorado Grocery & Deli

6203 Main St.

Hours: M-F 6:00AM-9:00PM, Sat. 7:00AM-9:00PM, Sun. 7:00AM-8:00PM

(530) 626-1015

Email: bobroi@gmail.com

Rated #1 Convenience & Liquor Store for 2008 and 2009 (in El Dorado County), El Dorado Grocery & Deli, also known as "Bobby's," is located in an historic building c. 1857. This friendly store offers a full line of groceries, deli and hot food, microbrews, domestic and import beers, local wines, as well as a full line of liquors at competitive prices. A very special offering includes fine hand rolled cigars maintained in a humidor. Services such as photo copy/fax, money orders, Western Union, check cashing and customer loyalty cards are also offered. We are proud to be a part of the community!

Habitat for Humanity

6168 Pleasant Valley Road

(530) 285-8392

www.habitateldorado.org

Email: calexander@edchabitat.com

El Dorado County Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit, faith based housing organization. Habitat for Humanity works in partnership with people in need to build and renovate decent, affordable housing. Through a family selection committee families are selected to help build and ultimately purchase a Habitat For Humanity Home. These homes are sold to those in family's with no interest charged. Each family much work a minimum of 500 " sweaty equity" hours on their home or within the EDC Habitat organization. EDCHFH ReStore is located in Historic El Dorado next to the Fire Station. New and used building materials are donated and then sold to the public. This is a three fold community support effort 1) individuals & companies donate and received a tax deduction form 2) items are kept out of our landfills 3) people can purchase new and used building material at a great price... It's truly a win-win community effort.

Hartwick House

6237 Pleasant Valley Rd.

Hours: Sun-Fri 10:00AM-5:00PM closed Sat.

(530) 622-2840

Email: hartwickhouse@gmail.com

Originally built in 1853 as sleeping quarters for stage passengers, this historic house has always been the hub for community activities. Many visitors and locals alike have passed through the front gate. Today, Hartwick House is home to timeless antique furniture pieces, vintage patio furniture, yard art, and unique accents for your home and garden. The courtyard, shaded and cool in summer, features locally made arbors, trellises, and plant holders. Hartwick House exudes the spirit of the past, but is filled with gifts and accessories for today. Celebrating over 10 yrs. in business. Hartwick House is where you can shop for that truly "One of a kind... find." Come often, stay long.

The Barn

6111 Pleasant Valley Rd.

Hours: Tues-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-4, Sun 11-4

(530) 295-9486

Experience "The Barn... treasures from the past for your lifestyle today!" as your next fun and interesting adventure. Set in an historic milking barn built in 1908, this unique shop/destination offers a charming atmosphere—said to be one of the first automated milking barns in the state. The Barn offers an array of goods from "rustic to refined" displayed in an unusual way. The selection is always changing, featuring antiques, home and cabin decor, "ranch rust", yard art & outdoor furniture, architectural finds, saddles/tack and more... you never know what you'll discover. Our prices are amazing. We are family-friendly and look forward to seeing you soon!