Grocery Stores near Entiat, WA

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  1. 2038 Entiat Way, Entiat WA 98822

    4.2 Good 51 reviews

    “We were camping at the park on the other side of the highway, so I walked up to see what they had - nice little store! They had Franz gluten-free bread! Decent prices for a little store. Really nice staff - first time in the checkout gal gave me some suggestions & info on the area. Next time when we drove through, she helped me put our food in our truck!”

  2. 102 E Locust St, Waterville WA 98858

    4.8 Superb 58 reviews

    “Wonderful Local Market!!, Great selections, pricing, and Super Friendly, Helpful Staff! Our new place to shop, whenever we come through to our property. We were broken down in town, and the cashier was so kind to offer us a tent and place to pitch it if need be. Thank you Waterville Foods!!”

  3. 21318 US-97, Orondo WA 98843

    3 Average 20 reviews

    “I am shocked to see so many poor reviews. I pulled in to this station on 10/4/20 while I was out on my motorcycle, I asked the owner if he sold any shirts which they didn't. It was 55 degrees that morning, and I forgot a layer, on a bike doing 60 it is cold.. Discouraged I went to make a cup of coffee to warm up, as I'm doing this the owner asks what size I wear and gave me a work uniform from the back..He didn't give me the shirt off his back but he did give me the shirt off his back shelf. I will not forget this, and will stop by everytime I pass through.”

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