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  1. Jackson Liquors - 845 E

    845 E, 857 CA-88, Jackson CA 95642

    4.3 Superb 25 reviews

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  2. Save Mart - 11980 CA-88

    11980 CA-88, Jackson CA 95642

    4.1 Good 133 reviews

    “The staff is always very sweet and helpful. The produce is also fresh, which is nice. The downside: the meat prices are out of control. $12/pound for ground beef. $11/12 pack of Dr. Pepper. Other grocers in the area have the same products cheaper and Im wondering why. Id love to shop here more, but I will drive another 10 minutes to save 20%-40% on groceries. Let me leave this on a positive note: The bakery is amazing. Thr BEST cakes and cupcakes in the county. Better than Safeway, better than Costco. I highly recommend the bakery if you are looking for something lkke this.”

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  3. Safeway - 12110 Industry Blvd

    12110 Industry Blvd, Jackson CA 95642

    3.8 Good 227 reviews

    “Can be expensive, but the five star is given because it is a well kept clean store that stocks well and has great produce and pays attention to customer opinion such as in this review, customer service goes a long way and safeway knows how to do it. So yeah props to safeway”

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