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  1. Feather Falls Mini Mart - 6023 Lower Wyandotte Rd

    6023 Lower Wyandotte Rd, Feather Falls CA 95940

    4 Good 96 reviews

    “Huge gas station with plenty of pumps. This location has some of the best gas prices in all of Oroville, especially with prices going up or if you have a large vehicle. The convenience store also has a great selection of snacks and drinks.”

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  2. Forbestown General Store - 19175 New York Flat Rd

    19175 New York Flat Rd, Forbestown CA 95941

    4.6 Superb 62 reviews

    “Locally owned an operated. Very cool staff. Great sandwiches made to order. Can't accept cal fresh due to a cal fresh investigator who lied on his report, misidentifying the cold deli sandwiches as restaurant style service. Too bad because many people in this very small town depended on this store for their entire food supply and are now left with no place within walking distance to access food. Shame. But it's a good store. Sells beer and cigarettes, sodas and snacks. Staff is knowledgeable about the local area. Recommended.”

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  3. Gold Eagle Market - 16823 Willow Glen Rd

    16823 Willow Glen Rd, Brownsville CA 95918

    4.3 Superb 71 reviews

    “The deli makes a pretty good sandwich, just fill out the slip and hand it to the attendant. Clean store, it's definitely bigger than it was. Friendly environment.”

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