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  1. Grocery Outlet - 1491 West Imola Avenue

    1491 West Imola Avenue, Napa CA 94559

    4.5 Superb 183 reviews

    “My go to before I shop elsewhere. Great prices, very clean, great service and checkout is quick. When they don’t have what I need I will then shop elsewhere. But you sure do save money shopping here first. Just check expiration dates prior to purchase. For the most part I haven’t found too many items expiring soon. But it’s always good to check. I do this every place I shop though. Parking is always plentiful as well.”

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  2. Grocery Outlet - 3385 Solano Avenue

    3385 Solano Avenue, Napa CA 94558

    4.3 Superb 94 reviews

    “Safeway was out of distilled water and no one was working to stock supplies. I called Grocery Outlet to find out whether the store has distilled water before driving around. The two staff were so kind, putting me on hold to look for distilled water. So glad I found distilled water at the Grocery Outlet!!!”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 3230 Jefferson Street

    3230 Jefferson Street, Napa CA 94558

    3.7 Good 109 reviews

    “I love the dollar store except with toys. Some toys. Because I got to a guitar, a toy guitar, and a few days later, it broke the strengths broke off. But it was a great experience after that. I even got some great clay that I made awesome things with them.Even though I gave a 4 star rateing it's still the best store this is a total yes”

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  5. Walmart Connection center - 681 Lincoln Ave

    681 Lincoln Ave, Napa CA 94558

    2.3 Poor 34 reviews

    “Stopped in quickly for a gallon of water and snacks. Seamless transaction. Sad to read the reviews of the locals. Sounds like you can have a terrible shopping experience, if you live here.”

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