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Grocery Stores in Friday Harbor, WA

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  1. Kings Market - 160 Spring St

    160 Spring St, Friday Harbor WA 98250

    4.6 Superb 180 reviews

    “This is a good market in a small town. Good selection of foods and a deli that is available to grab a quick meal. There is also a store above for fishing/sporting goods.”

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  2. San Juan Island Food Co-op - 775 Mullis St C

    775 Mullis St C, Friday Harbor WA 98250

    4.6 Superb 54 reviews

    “Small, but well-stocked store. Produce selection is great and fresh. Nice selection of bulk items, too. Prices are similar or better compared with Marketplace and Kings for identical items and organic produce. Some good discounts opportunities by becoming a member.”

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  3. Friday Harbor Market Place - 515 Market St

    515 Market St, Friday Harbor WA 98250

    4.5 Superb 122 reviews

    “This is where people who have jobs on the island go for groceries. Things I like: A better selection of spices and Asian products than Kings. Same quality produce and dry goods. Things to be aware of: Much slimmer selection of wine and spirits. Essentially no fresh seafood.”

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  5. Roche Harbor Grocery Store - 248 Reuben Memorial Dr

    248 Reuben Memorial Dr, Friday Harbor WA 98250

    4.5 Superb 58 reviews

    “If you’re visiting Friday Harbor and need something from a grocery store, this little place should have you covered. There’s cooking essentials, fresh produce, cheese and wine, frozen foods, and pet food… There’s also crabbing/fishing supplies in the back, and even a kids section with toys and books.Note: Also in the same Roche Harbor marina area are bathrooms with showers, a paid laundry facility, tiny post office, and a waterfront diner serving breakfast/lunch.”

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  6. Market on Madden - 1351 Cattle Point Rd

    1351 Cattle Point Rd, Friday Harbor WA 98250

    3.8 Good 13 reviews

    “I'm from Texas we stopped for a visit in April. The owner was super friendly and helpful. They have a very nice selection of wine and beers. They also had a little bit of everything since it is a convenient store I was actually surprised to find Takis and other similar snacks.”

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  7. The Big Store - 420 Argyle Avenue

    420 Argyle Avenue, Friday Harbor WA 98250

    4 Good 24 reviews

    “Great service, great selection a pretty much everything! .The morning shift is amazing for being up that early to be pleasant to everyone?Night shift is usually the same gentleman I forget everyone's names but he's been there for a while and his customer service is above and beyond. He knows people's names is so friendly so I'm kind of impressed.”

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  8. Gourmet's Galley - 21 Spring St

    21 Spring St, Friday Harbor WA 98250

    3.8 Good 20 reviews

    “Check this shop out as it has a lot of different items and gifts. I bought a set of 3 jams from Girl Meets Dirt as a gift to an outdoorsy friend and client. Excited to add it to her other gifts. She has two kids so they could all have a PB&J sandwich with a different jam.”

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