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  1. Riverside grocery - 103 Old Pacific Hwy

    103 Old Pacific Hwy, Jefferson OR 97352

    2.9 Average 89 reviews

    “The best thing about the store is the locale. Jeffersonians don't have to drive all the way into Albany or Salem for convenient things. The produce availability is good. Sure it cost a little more but it equals out for the price you would use for gasoline especially for the way it is going over $5 a gallon.”

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  2. WinCo Foods - 3100 Pacific Blvd SE

    3100 Pacific Blvd SE, Albany OR 97321

    4.1 Good 212 reviews

    “Always have great deals on all the things!! Their dry goods is legit!! I end up leaving with more than I came in for and I like the split bagging area as well! I hate feeling rushed especially with kids helping but this seems to help me tremendously”

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  3. North Albany IGA - 621 NW Hickory St

    621 NW Hickory St, Albany OR 97321

    3.7 Good 153 reviews

    “Great grocery store! Very convenient. 4 stars because it is expensive. Good for small/quick grocery trips. Liquor store in the back is small, but has a great selection.”

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  5. North Albany Supermarket - 621 NW Hickory St

    621 NW Hickory St, Albany OR 97321

    2.2 Poor 19 reviews

    “Thank you to the Young man in Deli doing the BBQ out front. He helped us 2xs in 2days and we are from Hillsboro Oregon. We enjoyed the Brisket he cooked and got a whole one on Sunday to bring back. The Cashier was very helpful and Very polite and caring. The lady in the liquor part was little off until we started buying multiple bottles of different things that we had to learn how to make a old fashion drink. Thanks for the Help. This is a very nice IGA and stocked very nice. So sad I forgot to come on Saturday for the Deals but came on Sunday for a Whole BBQ Brisket. Thanks.”

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