Grocery Stores in Los Molinos, CA

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  1. 7948 State Hwy 99 E, Los Molinos CA 96055

    4.6 Superb 13 reviews

    “My fave in Los Molinos. Their new in-house brewed coffee is way better than the old brand. Quick in n out and the employees are awesome. The best customer service you can get at a convenience store/gas station.”

  2. 8049 Golden State Highway, Los Molinos CA 96055

    4.3 Superb 85 reviews

    “Great place to shop and get last minute items like birthday candles. They always make a point to open up a new cashier whenever there is the slightest wait. If you are low on cash they have a discount area in back near the butcher's area. Staff are consistently kind and sweet.”

  3. 7948 CA-99, Los Molinos CA 96055

    4 Good 10 reviews

    “This store is selling AH brands good cell phone accessories, I recommend every one to try this store if you are looking to buy cell phone accessories like AirPods -iPhone cable and phone cases”

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  5. 8099 Golden State Hwy, Los Molinos CA 96055

    4 Good 25 reviews

    “It's a pretty good place, reasonable prices for gas,(compared to the other places I've seen) I like that is a small little place, good for people who live nearby. The bathroom isn't the cleanest tho, and there's no lock on the door. /:”

  6. 7927 CA-99, Los Molinos CA 96055

    3.9 Good 74 reviews

    “I like the fact that they are close to where I live. They stock a variety of products. Anything from food to laundry items to clothes and more. They have good sale items every week. They except EBT, SNAP for food and drinks. I recommend going to this store. You can save some money on the sale items. Lucky to have them in this small town. Not many options for shopping in Los Molinos.”

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