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  1. Frontier Foods - 1204 Main St

    1204 Main St, Oroville WA 98844

    4.5 Superb 95 reviews

    “My wife and I have lived all over the US and have never experienced that 'home town' feel that we get from Frontier Foods in Oroville. We've been shopping there exclusively for almost 5 years now and we've never had a bad experience.If you're on a special diet and/or they don't carry a specific food item, you can ask Pat, Stephanie, or Allen and they'll get it in for you. If you have a meat question or need a pound of tenderloin, Jesus from the meat dept is your man; he's super cool and gets right on top it.Need a particular type of fruit or veg? Ask David or Brandy. They're both very friendly and knowledgeable.Have a recipe question or need to know which ethnic ingredient is the best? Just ask Heidi. She's a sweetheart and knows how to cook.Just need an awesome attitude with a simple purchase? Well everyone here so far has been awesome to us, so shout out to everyone mentioned already, plus sweet Debbie, Michael, Junior, Abbi, and the rest of the folks whose names we can't remember!”

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  2. Chesaw Mercantile - 2035 Chesaw Rd

    2035 Chesaw Rd, Oroville WA 98844

    4.7 Superb 22 reviews

    “Ms. Bonnie is the best. Small store but its a small town. I get my packages dropped off there during the winter months and I never worry about them. I know they're safe until I can get down the mountain to pick them up.”

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  3. Frontier Foods - 1204 Main St

    1204 Main St, Oroville WA 98844

    4.5 Superb 28 reviews

    “We’re staying at Sun Cove Resort, and we forgot to bring oat milk. So I drove to Oroville to get some after Googling “markets near me.” The unpaved county road kicked up a dust plume that always reminds me of the Road Runner. I pulled into the parking lot and stepped inside. The first thing I noticed was a box of used shopping bags—if you want to reuse one that has been returned to the store, you may. A manager greeted me with a smile. Everyone else in the store was friendly, from the staff stocking meat and produce to the other customers. I found my oat milk and grabbed some refried beans, chips, tortillas, and ingredients to make pico de gallo. As I walked out, I saw the box of used shopping bags. I like the small courtesy it represents. I grew up in a small town, and it was nice to be reminded of the anchoring warmth a grocery store can provide.”

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  5. Super Duper Food Store - 33607 US-97

    33607 US-97, Oroville WA 98844

    3 Average 8 reviews

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  6. Super Duper Foods - 33607 US-97

    33607 US-97, Oroville WA 98844

    3 Average 7 reviews

    “A few minutes out of town but usually this location will be a few cents last than any other in Oroville. Not a lot of inventory in the store but for a gas station convenience store it's just fine.”

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  7. Akins Foods - 1000 23rd Ave

    1000 23rd Ave, Oroville WA 98844

    3.6 Good 77 reviews

    “I like stopping here when I make my trips into the states when I was on my way to Eden Valley Ranch for the Table Mountain Star Party when it was held there a few times.”

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