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  1. US Foods CHEF'STORE - 150 E Sharon Ave

    150 E Sharon Ave, Burlington WA 98233

    4.5 Superb 99 reviews

    “Very good prices and wide selection of coffee flavor syrups. Monin, Davinci, and Torani all included. They are all excellent in price and there are so many to choose from. The store is laid out very simply and it is easy to find things in the store.”

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  2. Fred Meyer Fuel Center - 920 South Burlington Boulevard

    920 South Burlington Boulevard, Burlington WA 98233

    4.3 Superb 160 reviews

    “Good price, enough pumps so I don't have to wait very often, I almost exclusively fill up here since it's close to home and Fred Meyer discount is good”

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  3. Haggen - 757 Haggen Drive

    757 Haggen Drive, Burlington WA 98233

    4 Good 235 reviews

    “Store was super busy, I had an employee ask if she could help me find something, I asked her about an item, she pointed me right where to find it, as I was going past it, she said they are right by the raisins. She was so nice and friendly, made my day. My cashier was new and in training, Adrianne, was friendly and did a wonderful job. The only thing that could be better was the economy and high prices. We are all feeling it.”

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  5. Fairhaven Market - 734 E Fairhaven Ave #740

    734 E Fairhaven Ave #740, Burlington WA 98233

    3.9 Good 17 reviews

    “Great store. It's clean, smells great and have cheap prices. One night, a very nice customer service greated me, it was very different from the other stores that I used to go. I couldn't help it, so I had to go back and asked for her name and chat with her. She was so wonderful and her name is Kayla, the nicest human we need in this hearth. Since then that's my favorite store. I am not from here but from Africa she and her team made me feel comfortable. Thank you Fairheaven store! Keep doing the great JOB!”

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  6. Fred Meyer - 920 S Burlington Blvd

    920 S Burlington Blvd, Burlington WA 98233

    3.5 Good 123 reviews

    “Went to the pharmacy. Th staff was friendly. The reason for deducting 1 star is that they don't disclose when a prescription is less expensive to purchase without using insurance. It was not just a few dollars. With insurance, the price was $105.00 without insurance, $26.00. I would love to know how many times I overpaid for my meds. Anyway make sure you ask for both prices prior to paying.”

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  7. Fred Meyer - 920 South Burlington Boulevard

    920 South Burlington Boulevard, Burlington WA 98233

    3.5 Good 225 reviews

    “This turned out to be a god send when there had been a mix up with funeral flower arrangements. We where able to get what we needed in a variety of price ranges.”

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  8. Fred Meyer Jewelers - 920 S Burlington Blvd

    920 S Burlington Blvd, Burlington WA 98233

    3 Average 65 reviews

    “Recently went to get an engagement for my now fiancé. Staff was extremely helpful in meeting my needs. I had a quick turn around for getting an engagement ring that require shipping and assembly of the ring. The staff (particularly the manager) was extremely helpful in helping me get the ring in time and ensuring I stayed within my budget. Very thankful for the staff here!”

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  9. Haggen Pharmacy - 757 Haggen Drive

    757 Haggen Drive, Burlington WA 98233

    2.6 Average 60 reviews

    “After 5 years, I have had none of the bad experiences that are reflected in these reviews. The staff has always been competent and responsive to my needs. I shall continue using Haggen Burlington pharmacy at this time.”

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