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Supermarkets in Beaverton, OR

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  1. WinCo Foods - 3025 SW Cedar Hills Blvd

    3025 SW Cedar Hills Blvd, Beaverton OR 97005

    4.1 Good 267 reviews

    “No apps, no digital coupons, prices listed are the prices you pay, no bs you get the sale price you see, with some other stores you have to make sure you get the price you should pay, and it's not easy when the deals come off in the end, fast friendly service. Fair prices and deals without coupons. Everyone pays the same price. I love WinCo I hope it stays.”

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  2. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 9055 SW Murray Blvd

    9055 SW Murray Blvd, Beaverton OR 97008

    3.2 Average 225 reviews

    “Nice little Walmart big selection not like a super store but they have a large selection with fabulous prices. Groceries have a large selection with their baked goods and fabulous Angus Beef and and produce. great prices save move live better at Wally Mart 👌😁”

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  3. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 17275 NW Cornell Rd

    17275 NW Cornell Rd, Beaverton OR 97006

    3.1 Average 232 reviews

    “You guy are great recycled paper bags great idea but i know you could have them made a bit thicker and maybe some nice thick handles glued on the top cause i cant begin to tell you how many times ive crawled under other cars in your parking lot to pick up my groceries from your cheesey thin bags ripping apart and never coming back to the store to fi up again .. if they were good bags id reuse them but the majority of the time theyre distroyed in pieces before i get home with the goods .. just a thought ...thicker bags with nice handles .recycled is good stay green the world needs you”

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