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  1. Village Market - 40869 Sierra Dr Unit C

    40869 Sierra Dr Unit C, Three Rivers CA 93271

    4 Good 210 reviews

    “Neat little market on your way to Sequoia . We stop here to grab a few items before heading to the patk. They have a good selection of everything, wines, liquor, food, snacks, and a small little deli in the back of the store. You can even squeeze your own orange juice here as well. The staff were super friendly, greeted with a smile, and a hello.”

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  2. Jerky This! - 42362 Sierra Dr

    42362 Sierra Dr, Three Rivers CA 93271

    4.2 Good 35 reviews

    “We live down the hill but come up for ice cream or frozen yogurt pretty regularly. My son will skip out of the deserts just so he can get jerky here everytime. He really likes their gator jerky. We always get some of the honey sticks to eat while we drive home too. There's a bunch of different flavors.”

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  3. Kaweah General Store - 40462 Sierra Dr

    40462 Sierra Dr, Three Rivers CA 93271

    2.9 Average 48 reviews

    “Didn’t buy anything but a drink. The man at the counter gave us a great recommendation to get fresh meat. A little out of town but the drive was beautiful and the food was great and more reasonably priced than the markets in 3R.”

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  5. Three Rivers Market - 41729 Sierra Dr

    41729 Sierra Dr, Three Rivers CA 93271

    2.7 Average 69 reviews

    “Amazing coffee and avocado toast. A wonderful stop in three rivers as you are heading in or out of the sequoia park. The outdoor area is super nice as well, and the artisans crafts in the market area are adorable. Almost bought everything.”

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