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Grocery Stores near Azalea, OR

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  1. Azalea Mountain Store - 462 Azalea-Glen Rd

    462 Azalea-Glen Rd, Azalea OR 97410

    5 Superb 39 reviews

    “Wow. We pulled in after having an issue with over heating. The gentleman was outside as we pulled, I popped the hood. He talked with us and was more than happy to allow us to "cool down". The woman at the counter was super friendly and talked with us a bit about our trip. We bought lots of water. She even let us know about the amazing food truck. While I spoke with my mechanic (husband) and looked over the car, a couple locals stopped and chatted with us. Even offering us an additional gallon of water. We felt like family. Thank you for allowing us to "chill".”

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  2. Canyon Market - 425 N Main St

    425 N Main St, Canyonville OR 97417

    4.6 Superb 113 reviews

    “Absolutely a great place for late night munchies staff is good I always love going here one of my favorite spots in canyonville for convenience within walking distance and always have what we are looking for”

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  3. Ray's Food Place - 151 SE Main St

    151 SE Main St, Canyonville OR 97417

    3.4 Good 67 reviews

    “I hate paper bags! I want to know when in the hell we can kiss these paper bags goodbye and get the plastic ones back? I mean really of all the things that cause problems life has enough problems it's hard enough being physically disabled you have to carry heavy bags any amount of distance especially upstairs or long driveway and their paper at new slash people this is Oregon where it rains frequently making everything wet paper tears even easier when it's wet and then I find out you're charging for paper bags when you shoot all only be charging for plastic which would mean of course raise would not be able to charge for bags since they haven't carried plastic in over a year. My advice get plastic bags back . I mean do you honestly do you guys honestly believe that those paper bags even ever make it in the front door intact I'm curious because last night like every time I'm dealing with those bags they're shredded and handles tear off. As far as my grocery experience goes I am quite pleased and it seems as though they've come down in their prices a little bit at least which is nice cuz I like food!”

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  5. Dollar General - 350 N Main St

    350 N Main St, Canyonville OR 97417

    3.2 Average 87 reviews

    “This particular store has EVERYTHING and my experience with the employees was that they were ALL super helpful and extremely pleasant! Thank you for making my trip to your store so simple and painless! It's important for us out-of-towners that are in sure straights but on a mini-vaca at the casino! VERY much appreciated the simplicity yet consiceness of this store!”

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  6. Wolf Creek General Store (SAGWAL GAS STATION ) - 397 Old Hwy 99 S Building-A

    397 Old Hwy 99 S Building-A, Wolf Creek OR 97497

    2.5 Average 80 reviews

    “I was from California. In 2020 I came up on a foggy day. Very peaceful in my opinion, got some drinks but the card reader was out. The woman behind the counter said it was all good and let me be on my way. I appreciated that. I loved the looks of it.”

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