Grocery Stores in Firebaugh, CA

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  1. 1611 N Street, Firebaugh CA 93622

    4.5 Superb 47 reviews

    “I’m not a religious man, but that rotisserie chicken they cook in the parking lot was a spiritual experience! I am born again! Halle-freakin’-lujah! Life changing. Do yourself a favor and get a bird to go!”

  2. 944 O Street, Firebaugh CA 93622

    4.3 Superb 44 reviews

    “Me and my friend were in town and could not find a taco truck. Smelled our way to this store. Ate carnitas and buche tacos. They were really good. Definitely recommend trying this place out.”

  3. 1291 O St, Firebaugh CA 93622

    4 Good 58 reviews

    “This place has good food and great service I was very happy when this worker told me to have a good day this is why I love this place they show so much love ❤”

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  5. 1125 N St, Firebaugh CA 93622

    3.7 Good 46 reviews

    “The newer owners have changed the store around. The produce department is neat with lots of variety in fruit and vegetables. That's my favorite part, great meat department, they have all kinds of goodies in there it's a big store. People are friendly ? & helpful.”

  6. 1207 N St, Firebaugh CA 93622

    2.5 Average 22 reviews

    “Reno's mega-market. This store has gas, drinks, food, fresh coffee and incidentals should they be needed. Their restrooms are kept up and paper towels stocked. If you need air for your tires or water for your car they both work and at no charge of course. This is located right before going on towards the canal. There is a sign as well that is a sign clearly posted as well on all doors stating that masks must be worn upon entry for your protection.”

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