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Grocery Stores in Grand Terrace, CA

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  1. Grocery Outlet - 22441 Barton Road

    22441 Barton Road, Grand Terrace CA 92313

    4.3 Superb 182 reviews

    “Ok have some good stuff I got a pre made salad and it was bad like brown lettuce and stuff wasn't edible so I now know not to buy those or cut up fruit also bad”

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  2. Stater Bros. Markets - 22201 Barton Road

    22201 Barton Road, Grand Terrace CA 92313

    4 Good 259 reviews

    “The lady who was gathering all the carts yesterday in the rain was really sweet. She had glasses on and I always see her smiling and helping people whenever she’s outside.”

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  3. Grand Terrace Market - 12490 Michigan Ave

    12490 Michigan Ave, Grand Terrace CA 92313

    3.2 Average 10 reviews

    “Great experience coming in here after their new ownership and remodel. A really great community store with lots of product. And the new owners were very friendly. Would definitely recommend :)”

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  5. Coinstar Kiosk – Bitcoin ATM - Stater Bros

    Stater Bros, 22201 Barton Rd, Grand Terrace CA 92313

    3.6 Good 59 reviews

    “this entire rating goes to SHAY/ sheneece in the deli/ bakery . had such a stressful day and kept bugging and. along her back to place a catering order. this woman suggested several items read me prices and counts on over 10 items she tooo 3 diffrent orders and was so warming kind patient and caring . you don't find that this day and age when you know tour being annoying. she deserves every raise and blessings I will order catering again just bc of her kindness during my stressful time that day!!”

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