Grocery Stores in North Bend, WA

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  1. 14319 436th Ave SE, North Bend WA 98045

    4.7 Superb 76 reviews

    “This place has a little of everything. Not your typical convenience store; more like a mercantile shop, with an emphasis on groceries. Helpful staff and fair prices.”

  2. 460 East North Bend Way, North Bend WA 98045

    4 Good 151 reviews

    “Rafael in produce rocks!! He stopped stocking to go above & beyond to find me something in the back that had just sold out. His kindness saved me time & money having to go elsewhere. Excellent customer service, he deserves a big fat raise. 🙌”

  3. 460 East North Bend Way, North Bend WA 98045

    3.4 Good 45 reviews

    “Scott and his team are our go to. They might train some people. The main staff have always been courteous. It gets super busy so pack your patience or try Safeway”

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  5. 460 Southwest Mount Si Boulevard, North Bend WA 98045

    3.6 Good 209 reviews

    “Clean grocery store with reasonable prices and sales! Very helpful and kind staff! A special shout out to the Starbucks baristas that made us delicious coffee and made us feel so welcomed!”

  6. 460 SW Mt Si Blvd, North Bend WA 98045

    3 Average 36 reviews

    “A good spot for picking up supplies for the next couple of days, this is a decent Safeway with a nice deli. I found the store to be tidy and reasonably stocked this afternoon with no problem finding drinks, cheese and such so that I have what I need. The men's room was in good shape and my self-checkout worked just fine. I'm not a member of their customer pricing club but if you try Jesse's number with some distant area code, it worked for me. [Review 20857 overall - 114 in Washington - 1841 of 2023.]”

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