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  1. Dollar General - 46061 Rd 417

    46061 Rd 417, Coarsegold CA 93614

    4 Good 118 reviews

    “This gentleman named -Hugo. He is a great guy. He helped finding a lot items. He remembers where everything is. He knows how to deal with customers and delivered a excellent experience of mine being here for first time. Thanx bro ( Hugo).”

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  2. Coarsegold Market - 35305 CA-41

    35305 CA-41, Coarsegold CA 93614

    3.7 Good 97 reviews

    “Great food from scratch and Super nice staff especially at the deli. And the food is just like back in the days at grandmas - chicken crispy on the outside, nicely cooked, mac and cheese loaded with bacon bits and a pie to die for! Best food we had in 8 days here in California so far. Even fancy place with a hundred dollar bill for a lunch in Sausalito didn't compare.”

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  3. Hillside Supermarket - 28420 Yosemite Springs Pkwy

    28420 Yosemite Springs Pkwy, Coarsegold CA 93614

    3.2 Average 73 reviews

    “The market is in YLP near hwy 41. Although the groceries are a little expensive, the hot food especially the fries, hot dogs and hamburgers is not. The fast food is hands down the best price and quality for 40 miles around! Not greasy or expensive like the Res especially!”

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