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Grocery Stores in Quesnel, BC

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  1. Frank's Supermarket - 2310 Quesnel Hydraulic Road

    2310 Quesnel Hydraulic Road, Quesnel BC V2J 4C4

    4.9 Superb 48 reviews

    “Big shout out to Bill. Thanks for the advice and toutalage on the local lakes and conditions. Mum's the word. It made our stay in the area memorable for all the right reasons.”

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  2. 4 Mile Store & Coffee Shop - 707 Barkerville Highway

    707 Barkerville Highway, Quesnel BC V2J 6W4

    4.5 Superb 44 reviews

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  3. Rocky's - 2063 Blackwater Road

    2063 Blackwater Road, Quesnel BC V2J 7B4

    4.4 Superb 31 reviews

    “I’ve been to Rocky’s many many times. The food is always fresh and the staff is always polite. This convenience store really does have a little bit of everything. Worth stopping in to see all their wares.”

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  5. Kersley General Store - 4888 Edwards Road

    4888 Edwards Road, Quesnel BC V2J 6L1

    4.1 Good 43 reviews

    “Just stopped in today as we found out road was closed ahead of us trying to get home to 100 mile, The lady who was working in guessing was the owner very sweet, this will now be a stop on our way to Dawson creek when we go and see family. The dogs even loved their treats And hubby said some of the best beef jerky he’s had since moving up this way .. thank you again and we will see you again ..”

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  6. Safeway Quesnel - 445 Reid Street

    445 Reid Street, Quesnel BC V2J 2M7

    4.1 Good 105 reviews

    “I recently had a ham and havarti on Marble rye with banan peppers tomatoe red onion with hot deli mustard and sub sauce OMG!! better then Quisno's and subway everyday all day long....”

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  7. Tobi's Extra Foods Quesnel - 2335 Maple Dr

    2335 Maple Dr, Quesnel BC V2J 6J6

    4 Good 52 reviews

    “Tobi’s NOFRILLS in Quesnel is a budget-friendly grocery option that covers the basics well. I liked how spacious the aisles were — easy to navigate even when it’s busy. The produce section is hit or miss; some days it’s fresh and stocked, other times it feels picked over. Prices are solid, especially for pantry staples and bulk items, and the store layout makes it quick to grab what you need. Staff are helpful, though checkout lines can get long during peak hours. One small hassle: you’ll need a loonie for the cart, which isn’t always convenient. Overall, it’s a practical spot for everyday shopping without frills — just like the name says.”

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  8. Aroma Foods Market & Deli - 440 Anderson Dr

    440 Anderson Dr, Quesnel BC V2J 1G2

    3.8 Good 33 reviews

    “Love this little locally owned grocery store. Also love that fact they carry Island Farm Diary products great prices in their fresh deli department friendly staff overall good prices”

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  9. Save-On-Foods - 155 Malcolm Dr #7

    155 Malcolm Dr #7, Quesnel BC V2J 3K2

    3.6 Good 65 reviews

    “Guneet was so helpful today! I was hunting all over town to try and find a certain brand sauce, and he even called me back once he found it to let me know the store had it, he took it to the front for me, wrote a sticky note to make it easy for his coworkers to help as well if he wasn’t available when I came in. Seriously fantastic customer service, so helpful, I hope Guneet gets a shot out for his awesome work and helpfulness!!!”

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