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  1. Natural Grocers - 1915 West State Rte 89A

    1915 West State Rte 89A, Sedona AZ 86336

    4.3 Superb 240 reviews

    “Went in earlier today for peppermint and eucalyptus oil. Elizabeth helped us, we talked about how football season is here. She was so nice, helpful and her smile brighten our morning.”

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  2. Slide Rock Market - 6871 AZ-89A

    6871 AZ-89A, Sedona AZ 86336

    4.4 Superb 132 reviews

    “It's a convenient store for you to get stuff to eat and stuff to use and wear. On the right side, there's a heated hot dog area. There's also ice cream. In the other aisles, they had dried goods and snacks; the snacks themselves are a bit pricey compared to other convenience stores. On the left side of the store there are products and clothing that you can use while swimming here like water shoes, etc. The stores will organized and there is an accessible sidewalk nearby. They have picnic tables so you can sit outside in their shaded patio to enjoy your snacks.”

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  3. Bashas' Pharmacy - 160 Coffee Pot Drive

    160 Coffee Pot Drive, Sedona AZ 86336

    4.2 Good 205 reviews

    “Traveling from out of town and just passing through....need a prescription filled and Whitney was very helpful in getting it done within hours! Called to keep me updated and super pleasant to deal with upon pickup! Thank you!”

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  5. Manzanita Market - 361 Forest Rd A

    361 Forest Rd A, Sedona AZ 86336

    4 Good 18 reviews

    “I had a very positive experience in your shop this Sunday morning as one of your members of staff was extremely helpful, especially as I was having issues with my card. She is a credit to your team! Thanks again! James”

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  6. Clark’s Market & Pharmacy Sedona - 100 Verde Valley School Rd

    100 Verde Valley School Rd, Sedona AZ 86351

    3.8 Good 263 reviews

    “Nice store, good selection, friendly staff. Prices are high but that doesn't seem to stop anyone from shopping for baskets of groceries. Like that I can buy individual freshly made buns for sandwiches. Pretty good wine and tequila selection.”

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  7. Sedona Uptown Market - 361 Forest Rd

    361 Forest Rd, Sedona AZ 86336

    3.3 Good 22 reviews

    “The best owner ever!! He gave me a bottle of water and said “Do you need the water for free? I heard you were coughing” I did feel way better! Thank you so much! You are the best!!”

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  8. Whole Foods Market - 1420 West State Rte 89A

    1420 West State Rte 89A, Sedona AZ 86336

    3.7 Good 416 reviews

    “Whole Foods sure is expensive, but that is to be expected. I got a beautiful Berry Chantilly cake from the bakery, and it was the best cake I have ever had. I also really enjoyed the salad bar.”

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  9. Safeway Bakery - 2300 AZ-89A

    2300 AZ-89A, Sedona AZ 86336

    3.1 Average 48 reviews

    “Always great to still get a deal in a town where everything else is expensive. You can still add your deals to the app if you're a Safeway/Albertson's member. They have a large selection and you can make your own 6-pack of local beers near the deli/hot food section of the store. Grabbed some of those and some food for our Airbnb. People were helpful and lots in stock. I'd say it felt slightly more expensive than your typical grocery store, but we got what we needed!”

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  10. Safeway - 2300 AZ-89A

    2300 AZ-89A, Sedona AZ 86336

    3.6 Good 289 reviews

    “Typical chain experience. Clean. Friendly staff. Discounted prices on some items. Digital coupons on others which was difficult to get on my phone but cashier did scan for me. Wide assortment of wines.”

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