Grocery Stores in Pixley, CA

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  1. 1010 S Main St, Pixley CA 93256

    5 Superb 2 reviews

    “They have a great selecton of ice cream, smoothies, and even boba. The boba drink is more like a smoothie than milk tea, but I still like it. They also have Mexican candy. This store also has WIC products that you can purchase. I come here about once a week. The owners are nice and polite.”

  2. 1091 N Park Dr, Pixley CA 93256

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “This is my favorite little store in Pixley. The owner is super friendly and the cashier is too. They always make nice small talk and they're super willing to help you out with whatever you're lookin for! They have great prices on beer! There's a little kitchen inside that has been occupied by a few different cooks. There's a few ladies cookin up Mexican food right now and I sure hope they stay. Everything they make is delicious. The gorditas are my fave! There's a couple tables inside so you can eat there or take it home with you. He's got a few basic groceries, plenty of snacks (chips, chocolate, candy...etc) and they have all that good spicy sour Mexican candy you crave! You can even get a quick gift if you need it! He's got cologne sets and a few random toys. I would say the name "Convenient" certainly fits this store.”

  3. 930 S Main St, Pixley CA 93256

    4.1 Good 51 reviews

    “Great butcher department with really great sales prices. Fill in manager was super helpful when my card wasn't working he went above and beyond to make it right,even though it was 100% my issue not the stores.”

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  5. 504 E Howard Ave, Pixley CA 93256

    3.4 Good 37 reviews

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