Grocery Stores in Woodlake, CA

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  1. 171 E Antelope Ave, Woodlake CA 93286

    5 Superb 23 reviews

    “Always greet me with a smile, there’s no long wait always very nice and happy to serve you, love their watermelon slushy and mango smoothie always fresh! Will definitely make this my go to place”

  2. 301 W Naranjo Blvd, Woodlake CA 93286

    4.3 Superb 74 reviews

    “Good store for convenient shopping, one thing I’ve noticed that could seriously cause a minor issue is the meat is always spoiled, you can literally see it bloating in the package, I don’t understand why they leave it out to sell when it’s clearly bad, someone who doesn’t know could get extremely sick. Please fix that and keep track of expired items, even if the date doesn’t say it’s expired meat shouldn’t be making the bag bloat that it’s in.”

  3. 250 E Antelope Ave, Woodlake CA 93286

    3.3 Good 94 reviews

    “My daughter and I went in around 940pm. As we were grabbing out item all the lights turned off. The employee hadn't realized walked in. He allowed us to finish our shopping and eve ln helped us find items. His name as Jamal and his costumer service was friendly happy and he had a positive attitude and thanked us for coming up. Great atmosphere and wonderful staff. THANKS JAMAL”

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