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  1. Mi Pueblo Market | Mexican - 623 Main Ave

    623 Main Ave, Brewster WA 98812

    4.8 Superb 118 reviews

    “Great buriitos. One of the best I've had. A bit strange on the approach and where to order, however once we where nkticed; she came to take out order and all was well. Thumbs up”

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  2. Monse General Store - 279 Monse Bridge Rd

    279 Monse Bridge Rd, Brewster WA 98812

    4 Good 30 reviews

    “Friendly staff, great prices, biggest beer cave in old school freezer that is ice cold, a true piece of Okanogan County history with very few modifications to building worth a 1/4 mile drive off HWY 97.”

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  3. Brewster Marketplace - 907 US-97

    907 US-97, Brewster WA 98812

    2.5 Average 70 reviews

    “Has a varied selection of items that should satisfy most shopping needs. There's a deli and you can buy liquor/beer here If at Alta lake, the Chevron also has liquor and hot food so you can save yourself a drive. Come to Brewsters for an actual grocery trip.”

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