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Supermarkets in Gresham, OR

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  1. WinCo Foods - 2511 SE 1st St

    2511 SE 1st St, Gresham OR 97030

    3.9 Good 257 reviews

    “I basically get gluten free oats in the 20# bag here. Dietary restrictions keep me from getting too crazy but it's fun to look around. Large coffee bean selection in bulk also. You have to pay with check cash or debit. They take EBT also. It's usually busy. Parking can be a lot, but there's plenty.”

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  2. Weece's Market - 7310 SE Pleasant Home Rd

    7310 SE Pleasant Home Rd, Gresham OR 97080

    4 Good 41 reviews

    “This neighborhood store has been open for a very long time. Old time rural atmosphere that is stocked with most things you might run out of. A real "Convenience Store" for locals.”

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  3. Walmart Bakery - 2444 East Powell Boulevard

    2444 East Powell Boulevard, Gresham OR 97080

    4.3 Superb 3 reviews

    “The Walmart Neighborhood market has an excellent Bakery with fresh choices stocked daily. The selection is vast & everything is clearly marked. Always check the "use by dates" so you get the freshest product.”

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  5. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 3900 W Powell Blvd

    3900 W Powell Blvd, Gresham OR 97030

    3.4 Good 227 reviews

    “Love Walmart, especially the parking. I never have a problem, there's always a spot right in front of the door. It's a deal-breaker for me if I have to hunt, wait, walk too far, ect. for a spot, bc I'm disabled. I never have any issues at this Walmart.”

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  6. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 2444 E Powell Blvd

    2444 E Powell Blvd, Gresham OR 97080

    3.2 Average 213 reviews

    “Nice grocery store with cheaper priced options. Clean, not crowded. Deli, decent produce, pet supplies, all the basic things you’d expect in a grocery store. We use it for a quick stop when we just need a couple items, and even have a few things we only buy there because of price. Few checkout employees, expect to self-checkout which I prefer for these smaller trips. My only complaint is that there are a some crusty employees… this is the only Walmart with carts outside which I didn’t know till I walked in, then when I turned around to go out and get a cart, I was scolded to not go out the entrance, rather go down to other side of the store and come back to the entrance and grab a cart on my way. Don’t expect assistance finding things from employees”

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