Grocery Stores in Shady Cove, OR

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  1. 22111 OR-62, Shady Cove OR 97539

    4.5 Superb 163 reviews

    “It’s a great grocery store for a small town. The produce and meat are high quality. However…it’s very expensive! I highly recommend if you need something quickly. But, if you can wait, I’d go into north Medford for lower prices. Walmart (in Eagle Point) doesn’t have the same quality, so I’d skip that.”

  2. 21226 OR-62, Shady Cove OR 97539

    3.9 Good 39 reviews

    “The best thing I can say about Shady Cove Market is the convenience and the great people who work there. Yes, the prices are higher than Walmart, but everyone does have a choice on where they shop. It seems to me the shelves always seem stocked, never leading to a trip there and finding what you are looking for out of stock. Last, the store is always clean, and you will undoubtedly run into someone you know.. Coming from a big city where every grocery store is packed with people rushing thru the aisles, waiting in long lines, this is a pleasant change for myself..”

  3. 22281 OR-62, Shady Cove OR 97539

    4 Good 101 reviews

    “It would be really really nice if the dollar general could stock crochet or knitting items. The dollar tree has a huge selection. Theyre also a lot further away.”

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