Grocery Stores in Bay Point, CA

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  1. 211 Port Chicago Hwy, Bay Point CA 94565

    4.5 Superb 28 reviews

    “There's fishing bait, slushies, milk, pet food, candy, coffee, scratchers, and Tylenol for infants. They do sell wine, beer and smokes but it's more than just a liquor store.”

  2. 2243 Willow Pass Rd, Bay Point CA 94565

    4.3 Superb 46 reviews

    “I have lived here for almost 3 years. The guys here have treated me like family since day one very friendly, respectful, and family like. Can find everything you need and more here with great customer service”

  3. 3005 Willow Pass Rd, Bay Point CA 94565

    4.1 Good 131 reviews

    “This place never disappoints, extremely friendly employees, a Mexican restaurant in the back that in my opinion is top 5 in Pittsburg/baypoint ( if you made me choose between meca and mi Tierra I would not choose meca) the deserts are amazing, the butcher shop is fantastic… this place is better than Cardenas”

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  5. 620 Port Chicago Hwy, Bay Point CA 94565

    3.9 Good 96 reviews

    “10 lbs russets 1.99 and italian squash . 50c lb cabbage low price also. Sugar 4lbs 4.00 .I over pd gal of milk 5.49 but it was on my list. Happy shopping. Oh no waiting in line. Employee s very helpful. And had plastic bags at checkout.”

  6. 660 Bailey Road, Pittsburg CA 94565

    3 Average 267 reviews

    “Great Store,clean,well organized. A one stop grocery with fresh fruit & Vegetables meats excellent. Staff very Friendly. I will be back to shop at that store”

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