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  1. Claytons Heritage Market - 5755 Cowrie St

    5755 Cowrie St, Sechelt BC V7Z 0J7

    4.2 Good 67 reviews

    “This grocery store has a real community feel and carries a wide range of products—you’ll find fresh produce, a solid bakery, and a good deli section. The floral department is a nice touch if you want to grab something cheerful on the way home. Prices are a bit higher than big-box chains, but that’s expected for a local market, and the quality is usually better. The aisles can feel a little tight when it’s busy, and parking around the Trail Bay Centre can be tricky at peak times. Still, it’s a dependable spot where you can do a full shop without leaving town, and the staff are generally friendly and helpful”

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  2. IGA Wilson Creek - 4330 Sunshine Coast Highway

    4330 Sunshine Coast Highway, Sechelt BC V7Z 0A7

    4 Good 71 reviews

    “I visited the IGA in Wilson Creek last week while visiting the coast and was extremely impressed with the store. For a smaller supermarket, it had a huge selection of good quality food, including lots of organic and natural options to choose from, and the pricing was excellent. The staff I talked to were lovely, and the store itself was clean and well organized. I will look forward to visiting again when I'm in the area and will be recommending it to friends who live near by. Keep up the good work, and thanks for a great experience.”

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