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  1. Deerhorn Market - 2714 Avenue of the Giants

    2714 Avenue of the Giants, Phillipsville CA 95559

    3.7 Good 31 reviews

    “We love hanging out. Yesterday we arrived in this excellent place which friends told us about. We passed a beautiful evening there with very good meal and a nice crew and a talented chief cook. We added this place in our list and we will certainly come back soon. We deeply recommend.”

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  2. Redwoods Market & Deli - 12880 Avenue of the Giants

    12880 Avenue of the Giants, Myers Flat CA 95554

    4.3 Superb 34 reviews

    “THIS STORE HAS A GREAT VARIETY OF SNACK'S,GREAT LUNCH OPTION'S DELI FRESH SANDWICH'SDINNER OPTION'S AS WELL.THEY ALSO SELL TOBACCO, BEER, AND SPIRITS TOO.EMPLOYEES ARE ALWAYS SUPER NICE.THE OWNERS VERY NICE FRIENDLY AND ALWAYS WELCOMING.I RECOMMEND THIS STORE TO ANYONE AND EVERYONE.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”

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  3. Chautauqua Natural Foods - 783 Locust St

    783 Locust St, Garberville CA 95542

    4.4 Superb 48 reviews

    “Hundreds of miles from a big town, I'm grateful there is a store that caters to organic, no GMO, no pesticides, local and fresh produce, fruits, milk, yogurt, cheeses, dry goods, juices, A little beer and a little wine sounds fine, vitamins, supplements on, and on and other sorts of groceries. Don't forget the chips and chocolate too. This store has everything you need for fridge and a pantry stocking up. That is all about organic. I love it when I can say don't panic it's organic. Senior discount daily1”

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  5. Miranda Market - 6685 Avenue of the Giants

    6685 Avenue of the Giants, Miranda CA 95553

    4 Good 107 reviews

    “We stayed a few days in Miranda while visiting the redwood parks. Miranda Market had most everything we needed for meals. Although, we did take most of our groceries for our trip with us. Miranda Market came in clutch for a quick breakfast with their breakfast tacos and sandwiches. We also purchased chips and drinks. I will say, it can be a bit pricier than going grocery shopping at a grocery store in your home town. But that was to be expected considering their location being far from a big town. Overall, the prices were expected and the variety was more than I could ask for. The restrooms were clean, the store was organized, prices were well marked and the staff were all very helpful and kind.”

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  6. Ray's Food Place - 875 Redwood Dr

    875 Redwood Dr, Garberville CA 95542

    3.6 Good 121 reviews

    “This is a market in a small town but it has everything. Deli has a nice variety of prepared foods, and produce was fresh. Store is clean and organized. Staff is friendly and helpful.”

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  7. Shop Smart - 3430 Redwood Ave

    3430 Redwood Ave, Redway CA 95560

    3.3 Good 62 reviews

    “I feel relaxed and the down to earth employees make it feel kinda comfortable being there I really admired the I believe her name is Brianna she's manager I think either way it is advancing and getting better everyday my most favorite worker aside from Brianna is Becky she is absolutely awesome then there is Phillis I just appreciate them and good job guys oh ya and price friendly managers special thank u!!!!”

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