Grocery Stores in Liberty Lake, WA

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  1. 1233 N Liberty Lake Rd, Liberty Lake WA 99019

    4.6 Superb 28 reviews

    “Yokes in Liberty Lake is the best. Quite simply, the store is ALWAYS super clean. The staff is excellent, deli personnel are second to none. Fabulous selection. Truth is, these people take great care with their store, for us shoppers. The best cuts of meat with the best prices around.”

  2. Yokes Washington Foods, 1233 N Liberty Lake Rd, Liberty Lake WA 99019

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    “Highest quality meat, cheese, and bakery items. I've shopped at many Yoke's in the area and this location is the best. The customer service is outstanding. Shout out especially to the service deli and bakery, they go above and beyond with their customer satisfaction. The produce guys are friendly and always ask if they can help in any way. The cashiers always have a smile and are engaging. I never thought the atmosphere of a grocery store could sway my shopping habits, but I choose them over the grocery store across the street because the employees' attitudes and helpfulness makes a difference!”

  3. 1233 N Liberty Lake Rd, Liberty Lake WA 99019

    4.4 Superb 208 reviews

    “Absolutely no healthy ice cream in their health food the highest they have is a 32 and that's not enough for us that are looking for good ice cream and healthy food half of the”

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  5. 1304 North Liberty Lake Road, Liberty Lake WA 99019

    4 Good 198 reviews

    “Great selection of fresh produce and the staff is always friendly and helpful! I love that they often have great deals on my favorite items. The store is clean and well organized, making my shopping trips enjoyable.”

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