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  1. STATE FOODS SUPERMARKET - 203 West Polk Street

    203 West Polk Street, Coalinga CA 93210

    4.6 Superb 84 reviews

    “Beautiful produce choices. The store is always fully stocked. Very clean, friendly atmosphere. The meat section has wide variety of meat and sea food. Visit today, feast tomorrow! Check out beautiful jalapenos peppers.”

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  2. Coinstar Kiosk - Bitcoin ATM - 275 W Forest Ave

    275 W Forest Ave, Coalinga CA 93210

    4.8 Superb 4 reviews

    “They have a great selection of sandwiches, hot food, even sushi in the deli! I recommend the chicken salad sandwich. Plus a wide variety of sugar free items across the store. It's well organized and clean.”

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  3. Valley Food Mart - 638 E Polk St

    638 E Polk St, Coalinga CA 93210

    4.4 Superb 25 reviews

    “Delicious & Convenient Krispy Krunchy Chicken Inside Valley Food Mart – Coalinga, CA I recently stopped by the Krispy Krunchy Chicken located inside Valley Food Mart at 638 E. Polk St., Coalinga, CA, and it was an excellent experience from start to finish. The chicken was hot, crispy, and packed with flavor — exactly what you hope for when craving good fried chicken. The staff at Valley Food Mart were friendly and helpful, and the setup makes it easy to grab a fresh meal while you’re shopping or passing through town. The restaurant area was clean, quick, and convenient. For those who look for Halal options, I personally confirmed that the chicken at this location is Halal, which is great news for anyone who prefers or requires Halal food. At the same time, the menu and taste remain the same delicious Krispy Krunchy Chicken that everyone can enjoy. Whether you’re a local or just driving through Coalinga, this spot is definitely worth a visit. Great service, great food, and something for every customer — highly recommended!”

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  5. Coalinga Family Market - 210 E Elm Ave

    210 E Elm Ave, Coalinga CA 93210

    4.3 Superb 26 reviews

    “We had the best tacos in here! The guy making them was the sweetest and let us try the meat first because we never had tacos before. We tried some in San Francisco and Los Angeles later and they werent as good as here :)”

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  6. Coalinga valley market - 309 E Polk St

    309 E Polk St, Coalinga CA 93210

    4.3 Superb 64 reviews

    “The store is clean and bright. Well laid out so items are easily seen. Assistants are ready to come help you to find items you don't see immediately. Very good customer service”

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  7. DG Market - 550 East Elm Avenue

    550 East Elm Avenue, Coalinga CA 93210

    4.3 Superb 79 reviews

    “So far , every one today met that works , there are friendly. They're pretty well stocked so I can pretty much count on finding what I need when I go to that establishment.”

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  8. Save Mart - 275 West Forest Avenue

    275 West Forest Avenue, Coalinga CA 93210

    4.2 Good 107 reviews

    “Great store and a awesome staff of crew members they have. Very helpful and polite great prices very competitive and very clean. Take a stop by an check out the great selection of products and great prices I will definitely be going back when ever I come through town.”

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  9. Fastrip - 296 East Elm Avenue

    296 East Elm Avenue, Coalinga CA 93210

    4.1 Good 40 reviews

    “Funny short stud on night always entertaining, cool chika named emy too always helpful, also got 2 tickets to the gun show from some guy calling the stud an oompa loompa”

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