Grocery Stores in Sutter, CA

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  1. 7803 S Butte Rd, Sutter CA 95982

    4.4 Superb 73 reviews

    “Little convenience store very much everything you need also have a meat section I found out that the owner of that store also raised cows and sale the fresh meat at that store. Great”

  2. 1742 Acacia Avenue, Sutter CA 95982

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “This store is ao Awesome... Good products and cheap prices... And they carry just about everything considering it's such a small store! Love it!❤❤❤”

  3. 7803 South Butte Road, Sutter CA 95982

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

    “This store is the best, I love the workers. When they see me they ask how my daughter is and the owner is the sweetest. I love their breakfast sausage great with any meal!”

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  5. 7505 Colusa Highway, Sutter CA 95982

    2.4 Poor 14 reviews

    “This is a nice gas station right between Yuba City and Colusa! Stopped by a few times when I couldn't make it out to Sam's club. It's on a corner intersection near Arcacia Ave/Colusa Hwy and it's very clean area. Today's gas price for regular was $2.75. I went inside to pay the clerk and noticed they have US Postal service available. There is a stand of all variety sizes or Priority envelopes, which I guess is fairly convenient if you need to mail something. The store is small and crowded with all the basics of drinks, snacks, candy, liquor, junk food, hot case food, lotto tickets, tobacco etc etc. Customer service was ok, nice man working. The store does close early, but the pumps are open 24/7. This gas station is easy to drive in and get out, never had any problems with traffic! There are two pumps which can a accommodate 4 cars and they have Diesel. Don't mind stopping here when I need to...”

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