Grocery Stores in Healdsburg, CA

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  1. 557 Powell Ave, Healdsburg CA 95448

    4.6 Superb 171 reviews

    “We stopped by at Summer's Deli before our beautiful kayak adventure down the Russian River (River's Edge) and stopped by here for sandwiches. Wow, we were blown away. They have excellent sandwiches - fresh and quality ingredients! We will be back. Owner was also very nice.”

  2. 2179 Yoakim Bridge Road, Healdsburg CA 95448

    4.8 Superb 48 reviews

    “I didn't know Dry Creek peaches were a thing until yesterday. I bought one of each variety of peach and plum that was available. My favorite was the orangish plum that looks like a nectarine (pictured). All I can say is WOW!”

  3. 428 Center St, Healdsburg CA 95448

    4.5 Superb 95 reviews

    “Specializing in organic food and natural health product. Hot and cold food bar along with made to order sandwiches, an amazing selection of fresh fruits, nuts and seeds. They even have a make your own peanut butter machine. I come here weekdays for breakfast and lunch. You can’t find better service as the staff is both friendly and knowledgeable.”

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  5. 28 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg CA 95448

    5 Superb 21 reviews

    “When I'm able to in the morning I stop in and get a hot bagel and egg sandwich. They're pre made and in the hot case ready to go. The owner Manny is super nice and I'm happy to support his great local business.”

  6. Dry Creek Shopping Center, 1345 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg CA 95448

    4.3 Superb 273 reviews

    “Big John's is a huge supermarket with everything you need in Sonoma, including a wide selection of wines and cheese. They had Alexander Valley, Twomey, and many other wines. I needed a wine bottle opener and ended up leaving with so much more than just the wine bottle opener! The cheese selection is amazing, you'll definitely find what you need and maybe you can try a new cheese!”

  7. 11812 Old Redwood Hwy, Healdsburg CA 95448

    4.2 Good 11 reviews

    “A nice little market with plenty of on-street parking and friendly fast service. A great place to stop to pick up basic necessities without the hassle of a large grocery store. Made to order sandwiches, wide selection of all kinds of beverages.”

  8. 11812 Old Redwood Hwy, Healdsburg CA 95448

    3.9 Good 52 reviews

    “Really good fresh made to order sandwiches. Lottery tickets and cold beer. Good selection of munchies. Overall a good convenience store and market. Friendly staff. Very good.”

  9. 102 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg CA 95448

    3.9 Good 68 reviews

    “They have an excellent Meat and produce department, They best Burritos and tacos ever !!!! Also they sell cooked carnitas and other hot food by the pound, like beans and rice ect..... Great Variety of Salsa you can buy per container!!! The ultimate Mexican Store !!!!”

  10. 1115 Vine St, Healdsburg CA 95448

    3.6 Good 33 reviews

    “I'm hoping the managers see this "review" (message). Your employees need some major training in customer service! I shouldn't be the one saying, "Hi, how are you doing?" and then they say, "Hi. Fine." And I shouldn't be the one to say, "Thanks! Have a good night." They don't reply because they're on to the next customer. Other than this, I love this store!Oh yeah - potential customers, make sure you check the expiration dates (they can sometimes be past the date).”

  11. 1115 Vine Street, Healdsburg CA 95448

    3.6 Good 170 reviews

    “Just need to shout out an exceptional (from my point of view) employee-Triston- always friendly, helpful and efficient. Quick to bag, friendly to other employees and customers. Way to go!”

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