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  1. Grocery Outlet - 2670 Southwest 4th Avenue

    2670 Southwest 4th Avenue, Ontario OR 97914

    4.4 Superb 174 reviews

    “We usually shop that the Caldwell/Nampa, Idaho store. I can tell you that I hated having to bring my own grocery bags, which I was not aware of beforehand, and the prices at the Ontario, Oregon store were much higher than at the one in Caldwell, which is really weird, because they are only 30 miles apart, and in Oregon they don't charge taxes, but I had to pay significantly more money for the same groceries, plus they didn't supply us with any grocery bags!! Truly a bad experience.”

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  2. Bi-Mart Membership Discount Stores - 2283 Southwest 4th Avenue

    2283 Southwest 4th Avenue, Ontario OR 97914

    4.4 Superb 134 reviews

    “I love Bi-Mart! You can always count on the employees being so friendly and helpful. They have a lot of great sales and good quality products. I shop at the Ontari, OR & Weiser, ID stores and I'm always very happy!”

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  3. Dollar General - 2079 Southwest 4th Avenue

    2079 Southwest 4th Avenue, Ontario OR 97914

    3.5 Good 37 reviews

    “I’ve been coming to this store for years, and it’s the best I’ve seen it. It’s clean, well stocked, and the staff is always friendly, fun, and genuinely happy to see customers. They make you feel like part of the team instead of just another person checking out. I’ve even caught myself stopping in a few times when I don’t need anything, just because the staff and atmosphere can brighten my day. I’ve seen several managers over the years, and this is the first time the store has felt this welcoming. I’m really happy to have a place in the community where you can walk in, feel welcome, have a laugh, and leave in a better mood. You don’t find that everywhere anymore.”

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