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  1. Triple D Corporation - 5008 CA-140

    5008 CA-140, Mariposa CA 95338

    4.6 Superb 8 reviews

    “Very well run, organized business. Makes shopping easy. Full spectrum of all grocery items plus multi other departments, deli, bakery, pharmacy. Great selection in all.”

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  2. Stage Stop Mini Mart - 5099 CA-140

    5099 CA-140, Mariposa CA 95338

    4 Good 84 reviews

    “We met the nicest people in this place. Stopped by to rent snow chains for our trip to Yosemite. The cashiers struck up a conversation with us and gave us good recommendations for places to eat. They were so warm and friendly. We really enjoyed our time in Mariposa and with Stage stop being our first stop, it was a great start to an amazing trip.”

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  3. Bootjack Market & Deli - 3939 Bootjack Ln

    3939 Bootjack Ln, Mariposa CA 95338

    3.5 Good 40 reviews

    “This is the cornerstone of what a little country store is prices aren’t very high they are a little more than in town but I understand it’s the convenient aspect of not having to go to town staff have never been rude to me and people gotta understand that no it’s not a new fancy place it’s an old country store built for the locals to service the area and that is just the best I love this little country store 5 stars from me.”

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  5. Pioneer Market - 5034 Coakley Cir

    5034 Coakley Cir, Mariposa CA 95338

    3.8 Good 152 reviews

    “It was really a surprise to find a large supermarket hidden in Mariposa. Full of choices to have supplies and beverages. The delicatessen area is impressive and tempting. Real stop a go place to have before entering Yosemite.”

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