Grocery Stores in North Bend, OR

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  1. 2506 Sherman Ave, North Bend OR 97459

    4.7 Superb 154 reviews

    “I had such a lovely experience browsing here! The selection of items was really unique, and everything felt so carefully curated. It is a wonderful little shop to find something special, and the staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful without being overbearing. I left with a few perfect finds and am already looking forward to my next visit to see what new things they have in stock.”

  2. 69845 Wildwood Rd, North Bend OR 97459

    4.6 Superb 82 reviews

    “Have fun was it going to this place went out of coos Bay to get something off marketplace realize I was out of gas cold in there and they were the nicest funnest people great store and business”

  3. 2040 Broadway Ave, North Bend OR 97459

    4.5 Superb 46 reviews

    “I really need to remember to shop here first, before doing the rest of my shopping, lol. Grocery outlet doesn't have the biggest selection but they do have great prices.”

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  5. 2131 Newmark St, North Bend OR 97459

    4.5 Superb 21 reviews

  6. 2750 Virginia Ave, North Bend OR 97459

    4 Good 20 reviews

    “When we go to Coos Bay, we stop here on our way to the tent sale because they have an ATM. The last time we stopped here, we could smell the aroma of Indian food when we walked in. My son who is visiting from Montana has never eaten Indian food so we decided to get some rice, butter chicken and naan. Oh my goodness the food is amazing!!! Who would have ever thought from a convenience store and the price is very reasonable.”

  7. 1785 Virginia Ave, North Bend OR 97459

    3.6 Good 24 reviews

    “This is one of the busiest Safeway stores I've been in, and the selection shows. This store has a lot of stuff the Coos Bay store does not, and management seems to be on top of things.”

  8. 1735 Virginia Avenue, North Bend OR 97459

    4.1 Good 220 reviews

    “Exceptional Safeway - FIVE stars all around! Product-wise the store is comparable with others, which is always nice everywhere. Recently on vacation we stopped in at this location by the airport and were really impressed with the overt friendliness and helpfulness of the 5 or 6 people we interacted with. Must be a small town thing. If I could give 10 stars for friendly and helpful at this location I would! It's rare to experience in real life a business where you immediately realize that the culture of the organization is intentional in the way they promote customer interface and care! I figured out pretty quick this is a huge value in this store from the top down. You can tell. Of note particularly, a manger named Bailey stood out in this regard. Good job guys! All Safeways carry most of the same stuff everywhere, but causing a random customer to truly notice your values in action is noteworthy and not so common.”

  9. 1585 Sherman Ave, North Bend OR 97459

    3.9 Good 126 reviews

    “Old school corner market with plenty of choices to fill your growlers. Nice people , great selection of deli items. Lots of choices for beer and soda. Great doughnuts. Nice large off street parking area just north of the store. Lots of candy and snack foods. And something that's become difficult to find at affordable prices - genuine hand scooped ice cream cones.”

  10. 1735 Virginia Ave, North Bend OR 97459

    3.5 Good 50 reviews

    “I've used this pharmacy for years, the first year or so was a little difficult I felt like I was being treated differently and judged for the medication I take I didn't feel welcome at all but I can say with 100% confidence that I don't feel that way anymore, over the last year I've been treated with respect, kindness, compassion definitely recommend them the staffs amazing.”

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