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  1. Grocery Outlet - 41800 Washington Street Suite 113B

    41800 Washington Street Suite 113B, Bermuda Dunes CA 92203

    4.5 Superb 151 reviews

    “Great place. Always find what I need and want. The wine selection and cost is fantastic. Employee service is always helpful and fun. Thank you for your service.”

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  2. Ralphs Pharmacy - 42150 Washington Street

    42150 Washington Street, Bermuda Dunes CA 92203

    2.8 Average 71 reviews

    “I really like the staff that works at this location and the pharmacist is very happy to assist with shots and the medication that is prescribed for me. I’ve always had a good experience here and I will continue to shop at this location for my medication. The gals there are very good and professional as well . Happy to spend my $$ for meds ???”

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  3. Ralphs Fresh Fare - 42150 Washington Street

    42150 Washington Street, Bermuda Dunes CA 92203

    3.1 Average 188 reviews

    “Customer service at this store is not good. So when a young gentleman I recognized from the Indio store says hi to me..I was confused then I was so happy to see him.He was the reason I shopped the produce at the other store..I thought he quit.I would like to say that you have a great employee working for you now...the nicest toughest guy I have ever met. I believe his name is Eddie.No matter what he is doing he always went above and beyond to get me what I needed. Keep it up my friend!”

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