Grocery Stores near Nehalem, OR

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  1. 34890 OR-53, Nehalem OR 97131

    4.6 Superb 56 reviews

    “I've been shopping here now for a couple of months, and I really love this store. everybody who works here is kind and helpful, prices are reasonable for where they're at, just an overall good experience.”

  2. 35800 7th St, Nehalem OR 97131

    2.8 Average 37 reviews

    “I went in to buy a few things to eat and I was surprised when the prices were good. I bought hotdogs for $1.50, buns $3, ketchup, $2, cheese 60 cent singles. Coming back now.”

  3. 193 Laneda Ave, Manzanita OR 97130

    4.6 Superb 201 reviews

    “A lot of essentials packed in an impressively small space. The staff is always genial, and more than happy to be of help when trying to track something down. Part of what makes staying in this town so great.”

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  5. 298 Laneda Ave, Manzanita OR 97130

    4.3 Superb 117 reviews

    “GREAT place to get a healthy and delicious meal or snack. Loved the vibe and the folks working there were super helpful and kind. Loved this place and will visit again when in Manzanita!”

  6. 730 Manzanita Ave, Manzanita OR 97130

    4.2 Good 191 reviews

    “It's a store that have a little bit of almost everything... It's like a smaller verson of Fred Meyer. They have pet supply, cosmetic, beer, hot food, and the restroom is clean. The employee there are friendly.”

  7. 412 US-101, Rockaway Beach OR 97136

    3.9 Good 100 reviews

    “We went on vacation to Oregon and we had no food and the dollar general SAVED our life we are so thankful for the cheap prices I couldn't survive with the candy I got SO CHEAP Dollor general made us a family 100000000000 stars ?”

  8. 208 S Anchor St, Rockaway Beach OR 97136

    3.7 Good 96 reviews

    “Mind the dates, check the produce, it is a small store in a small town. An amazing variety to the selections available. Friendly staff, clean and orderly premises.”

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