Discount Stores in Sonora, CA

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  1. 685 South Washington Street, Sonora CA 95370

    4.5 Superb 180 reviews

    “Places high on our list of must Shop grocery stores when we are visiting the area. First selection overall is very good and they have things that you don't commonly find, certainly not for the prices being asked.”

  2. 1025 Mono Way, Sonora CA 95370

    4.2 Good 125 reviews

    “Great stuff, gets me in trouble. I Love going in each time and seeing what new stuff I can treat myself to, the hours are awesome because everything else closes so early in the area. Only thing I am not crazy about is lack of good customer service, or friendly at least, the Staff kind of all walk around like they hate they're jobs, and you don't see smiling faces too often. Which is a bummer. Otherwise. It's one of my favorite stops for shopping”

  3. 13771 Mono Way Ste d, Sonora CA 95370

    4.2 Good 81 reviews

    “Was in a hurry so didnt do much shopping but i thought all of the stores carried the same items and i found out i was wrong. Well stocked shelves and a clean store.”

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  5. 20670 Soulsbyville Road, Sonora CA 95370

    4 Good 113 reviews

    “It is a Dollar General. The store was clean. Prices reasonable. They didn't have a couple of things I was specifically looking for, but it is a pretty small store.”

  6. 11400 Union Hill Rd, Sonora CA 95370

    3.6 Good 24 reviews

    “Why is there always only one cashier? Want one quick item before work? Nope 10 minute wait because apparently its a grocery store with 1 guy at the front. However the staff are good and funny maybe hire more people.”

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