Grocery Stores in Wheatland, CA

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  1. 422 Main St, Wheatland CA 95692

    4.5 Superb 150 reviews

    “FROM THE DESK OF MEL'S MEMO'S ~ Hello fellow consumers.. I have been going into Big Al's for over a year now, and I've not once left there without a smile on my face. If you can get past the little bit on the expensive side, you'd be pleasantly surprised at the diverse grocery list items they currently carry. Its like a huge well known chain grocery store condensed into about 12 short rows of different varieties of well known items. Also, they're butcher counter has to be their prized possession! Great, fresh good cuts of meats you rarely see anymore.. (maybe on the Brady Bunch Show, lol), thank you Big Al's for b keeping it real. Oh, we cannot forget the sub sandwiches that are made out of there. Probably the best b one you'll ever have.. and they actually come with the best price I've ever seen for one! Made to order, pre~orders are accepted, and if youre on a limited budget, you can get them with your food card... you gotta check 'em out! Big Al's Market. Wheatland, CA”

  2. 1920 CA-65 Ste 200?270, Wheatland CA 95692

    4 Good 101 reviews

    “FROM THE DESK OF MELS MEMOS ~ Dollar General in Wheatland has the coolest employees. You can't help but to leave there with a smile! Prices vary, but the atmosphere remains study and kool.. Just don't show up 10 minutes before they close.. thats a whole new ballgame.. Anyway, its a great shopping experience Thank you Dollar General employees! A++”

  3. 419 4th St, Wheatland CA 95692

    4.3 Superb 33 reviews

    “Wish they were open before the kids went to school! They have lots of choices of drinks as well as alcohol for the adults. My kids love their candy selection too”

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