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Supermarkets in Oroville, CA

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  1. Grocery Outlet - 1060 Oroville Dam Boulevard East

    1060 Oroville Dam Boulevard East, Oroville CA 95965

    4.4 Superb 199 reviews

    “New town to me very excited that the grocery outlet is a nice one. I met the owner and everything. Pleasant experience with all the employees. Even though my check hadn't cleared and I had to have my transaction suspended. Everyone was still very pleasant with me even the new guy who was unsure how to recall the transaction at his register. Happy that this is my new grocery outlet.”

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  2. Lakeside Market & Gas - 5250 Olive Hwy B

    5250 Olive Hwy B, Oroville CA 95966

    4.4 Superb 119 reviews

    “Lakeside Market & Gas is a fantastic stop! Super clean, fully stocked with fresh snacks and cold drinks, and the fuel prices are always competitive. The staff is incredibly friendly and efficient. Highly recommend! 5 stars!”

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  3. Collins & Denny Market - 434 Plumas Ave

    434 Plumas Ave, Oroville CA 95965

    4 Good 108 reviews

    “Oh my gosh they have the best options for lunch items I go very often for lunch I love the sandwiches the girl that makes the sandwiches is so hard working she's very fast and the sandwich always comes out perfect the owner is also very professional and nice to talk to you thank you Denny and Collins.”

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