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  1. Grocery Outlet - 14806 Olympic Drive

    14806 Olympic Drive, Clearlake CA 95422

    4.4 Superb 177 reviews

    “This is the best Grocery outlet!! I have ever been to. I went to one in Oregon. Nothing compares to this one! There is always a sales rack. Everyone is so competent. The store is beautiful and clean! I go there 5 times a week. Just for the thrill of the find.. lol. ..Carol + Mitch are the VERY BEST! Keep up the great job!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 14804 Olympic Drive

    14804 Olympic Drive, Clearlake CA 95422

    4.1 Good 98 reviews

    “Pretty good store. I immediately noticed the Halloween 👻🎃 decorations. The cutest most bested I've ever seen !! Pretty much found everything I needed. Same location as Safeway.”

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  3. Bargain Alley - 15985 Kugelman St

    15985 Kugelman St, Lower Lake CA 95457

    4.3 Superb 77 reviews

    “Now this place is to cool ! This lil hidden gem in lower lake ca is amazing this place has everything u could think of if u can check out this store and the lady running the place she was awsome”

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  5. Dollar General - 13090 CA-20

    13090 CA-20, Clearlake Oaks CA 95423

    3.9 Good 106 reviews

    “Want to say thank you to the staff here Tim was very professional and I didn’t get the other staff members names they weee very helpful good place to get products when your in the area.”

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