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  1. You & I Market - 51 Main Street

    51 Main Street, Pacific Beach WA 98571

    3.8 Good 95 reviews

    “We live in Seattle area and have been visiting Pacific Beach since the mid 80's. You & I have always been Great. The store is well stocked with basic necessities. Some frozen foods, beer, chips, ice, etc. Hunting & Fishing license. There are a couple of porta-potties in the parking lot. At this time they do not have hot fresh food. Looks like they recently replaced the gas pumps. Try to remember that they are the only gas station/convenient store in a tiny town in the middle of nowhere, things cost a little more.”

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  2. Copalis Beach Grocery - 3090 WA-109

    3090 WA-109, Copalis Beach WA 98535

    4.8 Superb 134 reviews

    “Very kind attendant, such a convenient store. They look small from the outside but this grocery has all the things you may need and then some, even fresh produce. Beautiful!”

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  3. Copalis Crossing Market - 1686 Ocean Beach Rd

    1686 Ocean Beach Rd, Hoquiam WA 98550

    4.4 Superb 49 reviews

    “Update: more stock has been added which is just about everything you want, excellent brands, just a real treat to shop here~as usual. I stop by whenever I'm on the Coast.”

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  5. Fresh Foods Market - 224 Market St

    224 Market St, Pacific Beach WA 98571

    4.4 Superb 90 reviews

    “Awesome selection and prices for a tourist-y spot. Staff is always super friendly. My son and I love to get a corn dog and sit at the outdoor tables. You're having a similar dining experience as the restaurants across the street but for less than $5! 😆🙌🏻”

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