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Grocery Stores in Williams Lake, BC

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  1. Cariboo Corner - 700 Midnight Dr

    700 Midnight Dr, Williams Lake BC V2G 4N3

    4.9 Superb 17 reviews

    “It’s so nice to have a corner store nearby again, very convenient if you need only a couple of items and don’t want to go into town to get them. They have a great selection of items too.”

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  2. NEXT GENeral Mercantile & Refillery - 66 3 Ave N

    66 3 Ave N, Williams Lake BC V2G 2A2

    4.5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Definitely enjoyed shopping ?️ here, the super friendly and encouraging staff, the educational workshops and wonderful atmosphere! Even if you’re just passing through Williams Lake on your travels this store is worth the visit!”

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  3. Wildwood Canco - 115 Hickory Rd

    115 Hickory Rd, Williams Lake BC V2G 5A1

    4.2 Good 39 reviews

    “This store has something for everyone, amazing selection of different liquor store products and in store specials (they will bring in requested items) as well as different unique items to purchase. Definitely a go to stop when passing through the area. The fried chicken is spot on…. Delicious putting kfc to shame. They now have pizza by the slice or you can order a whole pie to take out in just a few minutes. They added subs and hot dogs to the menu making it the perfect stop for the kiddos. The only thing we could not find was dog biscuits, although they did have other dog treats and a good selection of dog food The staff has always been great,…. The new guy Braden is a breath of fresh air, very helpful and knowledgeable, and super friendly. Great addition to your team! Hands down the best service and best fried chicken around!! We will be back! 👍👍👍”

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  5. Save-On-Foods - 730 Oliver St

    730 Oliver St, Williams Lake BC V2G 1N1

    4 Good 76 reviews

    “Will only shop at this grocery store in Williams Lake. Crystal went above and beyond to support me at the check out. I had realized I was too ambitious in thinking I could grocery shop with a baby and toddler and get out in time to pick my kindergartener from school. Her help at the check out was immensely appreciated and I am very grateful for her attentiveness.”

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  6. FreshCo Oliver & 4th Ave - 451 Oliver Street

    451 Oliver Street, Williams Lake BC V2G 1M5

    4 Good 80 reviews

    “The staff go out of their way to help you find what you're looking for and if they don't have the item, they recommend a substitution. Clean and relatively spacious. The best part are the prices on everyday groceries. Compared to other retailers FreshCo is the place to shop if money is tight and you still want quality.”

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