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  1. Kalama Shopping Center - 223 N 1st St

    223 N 1st St, Kalama WA 98625

    4.5 Superb 94 reviews

    “Great store and a huge asset to our town. Incredible selection for a shop in a small town, fresh produce, meat and of course fresh Kalama Sourdough bread!!. Shop local, these businesses depend on our support and they provide a valuable service to small communities!”

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  2. WinCo Foods - 120 Triangle Shopping Center

    120 Triangle Shopping Center, Longview WA 98632

    4.1 Good 217 reviews

    “Great place to shop if you have janky hours! Open 24/7 as of 05/12/2026, excluding a few key holidays, I think. Stuff is relatively cheap with a variety of different goods, mostly grocery with some home goods. Laundry/cleaning/minimal office supplies. Friendly staff as well. Would shop again, still do!”

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  3. Safeway - 1725 Pacific Ave

    1725 Pacific Ave, Woodland WA 98674

    3.9 Good 217 reviews

    “This is my favorite Safeway. The only drawback is it's a smaller Safeway (Woodland, WA) so the choices are a little more limited than one in Vancouver or Portland. It still has a very good selection, especially in the produce, plus it has a gas station and a pharmacy. The staff is quite amazing. Very small town feel while still being professional.”

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  5. Twentieth Avenue Grocery - 425 20th Ave

    425 20th Ave, Longview WA 98632

    2.9 Average 69 reviews

    “The store's staff are all pretty friendly. It's conveniently placed next to a laundromat and a Thai food restaurant. The only downside is that the prices are a bit high.”

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