Grocery Stores near Burson, CA

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  1. 3185 W Hwy 12, Burson CA 95225

    4.6 Superb 68 reviews

    “I love the Burson Market. They are the prime example of hard workers and excellent customer service. They have always been kind, happy, and truly caring people. Great people, I am grateful for them they are like family.”

  2. 50 Jean St, Valley Springs CA 95252

    4.5 Superb 145 reviews

    “Came in for cat food. None available due to not restocked yet. But Christian was the best !! So nice and helped me double check the aisle. Very good service!!!?”

  3. 4232 Camanche Pkwy N #9438, Ione CA 95640

    4.5 Superb 66 reviews

    “Meet the owner on this visit. We just moved here and she wss such a sweet person. She welcomed me and introduced herself I look forward to many more trips to this great little store.”

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  5. 55 State Rte 26, Valley Springs CA 95252

    4.1 Good 157 reviews

    “The meats and fish are very fresh. The customer service was excellent and very helpful and friendly. Prices are a little high, but worth the quality you get. I recommend you try them!!”

  6. 116 Riley Way, Valley Springs CA 95252

    3.5 Good 67 reviews

    “Great store, decent collection of food, cleaning supplies, pet products, toys, crafts, and cosmetics. Great deals. I got an 8 pack of black pens for $1. A standard pack of 4 pens at Staples is $4.99. I saved $9 on what would be 8 pens. I love it and it’s the perfect place to take your family and buy good products for less!”

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