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Grocery Stores in Ocean Shores, WA

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  1. Seaside Liquidation Outlet - 865 Point Brown Ave NW

    865 Point Brown Ave NW, Ocean Shores WA 98569

    4.7 Superb 69 reviews

    “Best keot secret in all of ocean shores! This is become my new place for all things. Snack related and is so much fun finding different gems to enjoy on our vacation first stop next year plus the customer service was absolutely amazing. The ladies there really know how to help their customers!”

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  2. Oyhut Bay Market & Bakery - 132 Oyhut Bay Boulevard Southwest Ste 107

    132 Oyhut Bay Boulevard Southwest Ste 107, Ocean Shores WA 98569

    4.3 Superb 90 reviews

    “The iced white chocolate mocha is a treat. Lots of options from tea to Italian Sodas and a special seasonal menu. Purchased a box of 6 cookies (2 m&m, 2 chocolate chip, and two chocolate frosted) I'm very picky about cookies. These are quite possible the best bakery cookies I have ever had.”

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  3. Ocean Market - 784 Point Brown Avenue Northeast

    784 Point Brown Avenue Northeast, Ocean Shores WA 98569

    4.3 Superb 83 reviews

    “Locals still affectionately refer to this place as 'the Rhino'. They usually start selling hot food at around 11:00 AM, with choices for fried rice, lo mien, General Tso's chicken, and sweet-and-sour chicken, along with egg rolls. They offer a small and a large meal deal, where you get one type of chicken and then either rice or noodles. Very nicely priced for the amount they give, too. In my personal opinion, the fried rice, egg rolls, and Tso's chicken are their best offerings. That isn't to say the lo mien and sweet 'n sour chicken is bad, but those two dishes don't do well under a heat lamp in my opinion. If you go later in the day, you might get there in time to buy some of the leftover hot food for a cheaper price, which is always nice. Otherwise, its a nice little store, and pickings for snacks and drinks are fair compared to other convenience stores. The parking situation is a bit rough, but where in Ocean Shores isn't it?”

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  5. Sunrise Market - 2616 WA-109

    2616 WA-109, Ocean Shores WA 98569

    4.3 Superb 41 reviews

    “I am so sorry! I wrote a review for the wrong place! We love this store and we go all the time. Friendly people and great products. Chances are good they have what you need and can avoid going into town. Stop by on your way to the beach! The beach approach is right there!!”

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  6. Ocean Shores IGA - 101 E Chance a La Mer NE

    101 E Chance a La Mer NE, Ocean Shores WA 98569

    3.9 Good 313 reviews

    “I was surprised by the quality of the produce. All the fruits and vegetables seemed to be of the highest grade—as if fresh from the garden. Everything was clean and neatly arranged.”

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  7. Ocean Shores Pharmacy - 121 E Chance a La Mer NE #2

    121 E Chance a La Mer NE #2, Ocean Shores WA 98569

    3.3 Good 54 reviews

    “If it weren't for Ocean Sunset Drug, we would not like living in Ocean Shores. The best variety, the nicest people, the friendliest prices. I hope their empire quickly includes a grocery store and restaurants!”

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  8. Dollar General - 892 Point Brown Avenue Northeast

    892 Point Brown Avenue Northeast, Ocean Shores WA 98569

    3.4 Good 83 reviews

    “This is definitely one of the largest Dollar General's I've ever been in, but pack your patience, because this place is always slammed. Having said that, they have so much to offer, so bring with you some time to browse as well, there is a ton to look at, but watch your step, it's a hot mess in there.”

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