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Grocery Stores in La Grange, CA

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  1. La Grange Fruit Stand - 29606 Yosemite Blvd

    29606 Yosemite Blvd, La Grange CA 95329

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Great customer service, Nice young man running it, the place has produce , cold drinks, pies and fishing tackle and even feed for animals....I sincerely hope this young man has success here!! It's what this area needs!!”

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  2. Houseboat Mini Mart - 5011 La Grange Rd #4901

    5011 La Grange Rd #4901, La Grange CA 95329

    3.9 Good 17 reviews

    “We just met here for launch Sunday 10/11/21 Service Great , The Chef Friendly and a Great Cook, The Turkey Club was very good the fries very good , my two Quest with me had Roast Beef Au jus , and other had bacon burger , all the food was YUMMY!! this place is a hidden GEM!!!WILL EAT HERE AGAIN,”

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  3. Dollar General - 14370 Las Palmas Way

    14370 Las Palmas Way, La Grange CA 95329

    4.1 Good 87 reviews

    “100% the experience I was expecting at a Dollar General. Being from WV, I saw a slice of home. lol I'm not necessarily saying this is a negative thing, but it's proof the experience easily transfers across the country. Time and place doesn't matter--Dollar General calls to those who can hear her sing.”

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  5. Don Pedro Market - 3317 CA-132

    3317 CA-132, La Grange CA 95329

    3.8 Good 65 reviews

    “Picture a old school general store from back in the day and how people used to be back then ,that's how they treat you ,there super friendly ,down to earth people who love to conversate, find what you need and help you in any way they can ,they don't make them like this anymore ????”

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