Grocery Stores in Dunsmuir, CA

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  1. 5130 Florence Loop, Dunsmuir CA 96025

    4.3 Superb 91 reviews

    “I hope the freezer goods truck arrives soon. My son and I needed something quick for dinner after his doctor appointment. Thank you for having the milk we also needed. I like how diverse a selection is here for an affordable price. Nice wide aisles too, very important for those who use walkers.”

  2. 5529 Dunsmuir Ave, Dunsmuir CA 96025

    4.1 Good 120 reviews

    “For where they are, it is an excellent place to shop. Good variety, prices are mixed, but for many things, not as high as you might otherwise believe. They have a hot foods area. But I saw no pre-made sandwiches or salads. Friendly service.”

  3. 6920 Dunsmuir Ave, Dunsmuir CA 96025

    3.9 Good 94 reviews

    “Had the best broccoli salad I've ever tasted in my life at Manfredis here today! The combo BBQ was crazy good too & so reasonably priced the bread is homemade!!!! Sandwiches are yummy! Everyone is warm and friendly. Nothing but good things to say about this place!”

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  5. 30877 Crag View Dr, Dunsmuir CA 96025

    3.5 Good 30 reviews

    “This is the second time in less than a year that i find myself blindsighted by events and i land at the rustic trailer park. Madison and Jason are simply exemplary owners who have a true devotion to lending a helping hand and offering the best they can.I envy the two of you for your obviously harmonious collaboration.Hopefully these fires get out of your way soon.Thank you from me and my girls.May good bless you!”

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