Grocery Stores in Chester, CA

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  1. 271 Main St, Chester CA 96020

    4.5 Superb 176 reviews

    “The best market for miles around! There's the best selection ever, the freshest vegetable's ever, the best Dell ever, and now we have a Starbucks! I not only work here, live here, and shop here. I could not be prouder of being a representative of Holiday Market. ?”

  2. 376 Main St, Chester CA 96020

    3.7 Good 79 reviews

    “Staffs were very professional & friendly; One stop for all my needs during my vacation of Lassen NPS; Every one day, the staff helped me to find an item in their store room as it was not stacked up; This shop really saved me on the trip; Cashier lady suggested good place for milk shake - PINE SHACK; Must visit this shop;”

  3. 303 Main St, Chester CA 96020

    2 Poor 12 reviews

    “The best food we ate throughout the entire week we were there! The bacon was nice and thick cut! Nice juicy hamburger hand shaped, Definitely NOT frozen patties!!! French fries were nice and crisp. The young man that took the order and made the milk shake was polite and even offered to wait to make my dad's burger and shake until we had finished eating our dinner!”

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