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  1. FARMERS MARKET - 2202 East Lake Avenue

    2202 East Lake Avenue, Watsonville CA 95076

    4.6 Superb 57 reviews

    “This market has a good selection of fresh produce, items you expect to be available at a grocery store, and ready to eat items. It's not fancy. I went here looking for produce. The selection was pretty good and prices were decent. I bought some fruit. The nectarines smell delicious and I expect will taste great. I'm not sure yet about the cantelope. Hopefully it's good.”

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  2. Ortiz Store & Deli - 29 E Beach St

    29 E Beach St, Watsonville CA 95076

    4.8 Superb 30 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) Very good and fast service for everything send money and change checks(Original)Muy buen servicio y rapido para todo mandar dinero cambiar cheques”

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  3. CASSERLY MARKET - 587 Casserly Road

    587 Casserly Road, Watsonville CA 95076

    4.5 Superb 17 reviews

    “What can I say? This little shop was in the perfect place at the right time. I was on my way home after visiting a friend. It was a chilly 6pm evening after Christmas, dark and pouring rain. All I wanted was a soda. Even in the funky intersection, it was like a beacon of light. I knew the rest of my drive was going to be alright. Albeit small, it has all the important drinks, snacks and candy you'll need for your journey. I even spotted cigars and virgin Mary candles?😆. Odd combo but it furthers my point.”

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  5. Cardenas Markets - 1437 Freedom Boulevard

    1437 Freedom Boulevard, Watsonville CA 95076

    3.4 Good 124 reviews

    “We shop here alot. Stopped by for lunch. 3tacos with rice/beans and agua fresca for only $12.99. Staff is friendly. Plenty of parking. Food was good.”

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