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  1. US Foods CHEF'STORE - 171 Lewelling Boulevard

    171 Lewelling Boulevard, San Lorenzo CA 94580

    4.6 Superb 100 reviews

    “Cheaper prices than any other store in the area you just gotta buy a lot of it cuz it's geared towards restaurants and people that cook food for a lot of people”

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  2. Grocery Outlet San Lorenzo - 15590 Hesperian Boulevard

    15590 Hesperian Boulevard, San Lorenzo CA 94580

    4.1 Good 186 reviews

    “I find this store clean and well stocked. Usually my overall experience is normal, no complaints, but on Oct. 7, 2026, the cashier (Angie) gave me the impression she could care less if I was there or not. I guess her attitude doesn't matter but I got a unpleasant, uncomfortable feeling from her behavior.”

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  3. Lucky - 15840 Hesperian Boulevard

    15840 Hesperian Boulevard, San Lorenzo CA 94580

    3.3 Good 168 reviews

    “The security guard misdirected me to aisle 5 instead of aisle 7 for laundry detergent, which I decided not to buy because I thought it overpriced. Then, feeling an insatiable need for breadsticks, I inquired from a couple of employees where they might be found and discovered that they are not sold at this store. All of my contacts with store personnel was positive though I made no purchase. Everyone was friendly and helpful. I plan on visiting again in the future.”

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