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  1. Grocery Outlet - 3110 Main St

    3110 Main St, Oakley CA 94561

    4.3 Superb 183 reviews

    “Best place for my weekly shopping melons right now our so good and fair prices. Eggs 1.29 only issue is it doesn't carry a few items which send me to rip off Raley's.”

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  2. Pancho's Market-2 - 5500 Main Street

    5500 Main Street, Oakley CA 94561

    4.6 Superb 59 reviews

    “Àlways à pleasant éxpeerience when my side car, Kimg and I walk to Pancho's and they always welcome us.( Provided he is leashed and has been tràined by his Alfa ?)”

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  3. La Mixteca Market y Carniceria - 3587 Main St

    3587 Main St, Oakley CA 94561

    4.5 Superb 44 reviews

    “Great place for local Mexican market and seasoned meats ready to bbq. I used to have to drive to Brentwood for my carnes but now these dudes are right here local in town. I like the fresh tortillas from El molino they are most authentic and made in concord. They have good salsas premade in the meat section when I'm in a rush and hungry. Cheeses are great too. I support them 120%”

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  5. Raley's - 2077 Main Street

    2077 Main Street, Oakley CA 94561

    3.8 Good 215 reviews

    “I shop the Raley's store on Main Street in Oakley as the staff couldn't be nicer or more accommodating to me. Sometimes l get a little dizzy and have two spots where l can sit for a few moments. Even the customers are very concerned for me. The biggest reason for shopping at Raley's is that l know where everything is, so l don't have to search for what l need. I am not lazy just 75 yrs old and not enough exercise. Thank you Raley's.”

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  6. Safeway - 998 Laurel Rd

    998 Laurel Rd, Oakley CA 94561

    3.6 Good 37 reviews

    “There is plenty of parking in the majority shaded Solar covered parking lot, but with it only having one Entrance/Exit door it can get a little busy when coming in or out. It's clean, as it should be being that it's fairly new, bathrooms are kept up with a wheelchair accessible stall and decent sized standard stalls. Im not the biggest fan of the way the products flow...meaning like freezer section is next to baby wipes etc. I just feel like it could have better Flow, but that's me being over critical. Overall it's a smaller Safeway then im used to but it's got all the everyday necessities. As long as you have a 'Club Card' if you don't, GET ONE and the App. I think we all can use/need as much price breaks and discounts as we can get!”

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  7. Lucky - 2545 Main Street

    2545 Main Street, Oakley CA 94561

    3.2 Average 107 reviews

    “Good gluten free section and has a better produce section than Raleys which never used to be the case. I also give it 5 stars because of how closely it is located to Growth Mindset Collective, which has the best Jiu jitsu instructor in the east bay.”

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