Grocery Stores in Williams, AZ

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  1. 637 West Rte 66, Williams AZ 86046

    3.6 Good 274 reviews

    “Friendly and polite staff here at the deli and also self checkout. We’re from out of state (like a lot of people) just visiting and had good experiences shopping here for our picnic at the grand canyon. I also liked that it wasn’t hard to find parking here.”

  2. 401 North Grand Canyon Boulevard, Williams AZ 86046

    3.5 Good 127 reviews

    “Dawn is the reason I will go back to this dollar general. It’s just simple, this is just another dollar store but Dawn went above and beyond to find what we needed even though she was the only cashier; with patience and kindness she helped us out and handled the line of customers like a pro. The customer service from here is what makes it stands out from other stores.”

  3. 637 West Rte 66, Williams AZ 86046

    3.7 Good 10 reviews

    “I am a local, and we really rely on our one store to provide the things we need. I do like their selection most of the time. However, they are out of at least one item I need every time I go to the store. Sometimes, they do not have several things I need. It is very annoying not to be able to get the things you want or need to have. Flagstaff is about 30-40 minutes away, and sometimes, you need it right away. I do love the employees. Many friendly faces and the store is always clean.”

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  5. Williams AZ 86046

    2.9 Average 65 reviews

    “I am glad we have you in town. We shop there at least twice a week. I wanted to thank you for FINALLY having your parking lots and landscaping tended to! It has been looking shaggy and dirty for MONTHS now. My husband and I pick up trash on our way in, but cannot pull weeds or trim trees etc. Safeway is visited by MOST guests the town has. It is important that the facility look tidy INSIDE and OUT. I hate to see it looking like a unkempt, uncared for property. Thank you for paying attention to the parking lot and grounds as well as the interior of the store.”

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