Grocery Stores in Rainier, OR

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  1. 215 West B Street, Rainier OR 97048

    4.2 Good 172 reviews

    “I always love stopping by here because the prices are just unbeatable for the quality you get. It is like a treasure hunt every time I walk through the doors, and I almost always find something new or a great deal on snacks I usually buy. The staff is super friendly, and the store is always kept tidy, which makes it really easy to find exactly what I need without any stress.”

  2. 312 West B Street, Rainier OR 97048

    4.2 Good 107 reviews

    “A location that is the epicenter of Rainier. The employees truly make it family vibes no matter what hour you stroll in..... it's always so refreshing to be see and heard.”

  3. 211 West B Street, Rainier OR 97048

    3.9 Good 85 reviews

    “Large selection of pretty much everything a Safeway would have... many prices are the same or slightly cheaper than the big grocery stores. You do have to do a little bit of searching to find what you are looking for, but there are plenty of bargains... like half price cat food. Saturdays are busy. On Saturdays, you can ask the cashier for those special coupons, although some discounts are only available in the app.”

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  5. 70360 Columbia River Hwy, Rainier OR 97048

    3.5 Good 40 reviews

    “It's a place in the country along the Columbia River. I went in just for a pack of potato chips but it's one of those places but you may want to stop by and visit and still look around for a couple minutes. They look like they have really good facilities if you want to go out on the lake and launch a boat. Also an RV park.”

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