Grocery Stores in Poulsbo, WA

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  1. 22273B Stottlemeyer Road Northeast, Poulsbo WA 98370

    4.9 Superb 47 reviews

    “Literally the best nuts I’d ever had. I’d show a picture but they’re all gone. Look at all the sweet, smoky, savoriness going on, all blended perfectly together. Currently checking how to get these on the East Coast.”

  2. 20148 10th Ave NE, Poulsbo WA 98370

    4.3 Superb 297 reviews

    “UPDATE REVIEW: That store has a lot of fresh food that I ever tasted in the expensive price. The staff is so friendly there and welcoming. I like the groceries, their deli food, restaurant dining indoors and outdoors, bakery, pizza, etc. I would definitely come back many times as I like. Thank you so much guys.”

  3. 20441 Viking Ave NW, Poulsbo WA 98370

    4.4 Superb 75 reviews

    “I absolutely LOVE shopping here! It’s not often you walk into a building and EVERYONE is friendly! I’m always smiling when I leave 😍”

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  5. 28072 WA-3, Poulsbo WA 98370

    4.5 Superb 23 reviews

  6. 28072 WA-3, Poulsbo WA 98370

    4.1 Good 88 reviews

    “This Chevron location is fantastic! The staff is always friendly and helpful, making each visit a pleasure. Plus, the convenience store has everything I need for my road trips, and the fuel prices are always competitive. Highly recommend!”

  7. 18882 Front St NE, Poulsbo WA 98370

    4 Good 143 reviews

    “What a fun little place to explore! Yes, they have an incredible selection of licorice and beer, but there's so much more. I come for the variety of jellies and jams. This time I picked up cloudberry jam! My husband appreciates the wide selection of sardines, kippers, oysters, and more. My grandson, who has Celiac disease, loves that he can find great gluten free snacks. And because the market is within walking distant to the marina, they carry basic groceries and supplies. It's an eclectic offering, and a fun little place to roam around. But be warned. It will be hard to leave without buying some delicious item you never heard of before!”

  8. 19245 10th Ave NE, Poulsbo WA 98370

    3.9 Good 201 reviews

    “I swing into this Safeway frequently as it’s close to my house. I love the sale/deal racks in the back of the store, Cheap Chicken Mondays and the staff is kind, friendly and helpful. I especially appreciate Britt who is great with people and welcomes everyone. She puts a smile on our faces every time we come.”

  9. 19245 10th Ave NE, Poulsbo WA 98370

    3.1 Average 23 reviews

    “This is the nicest safeway I've ever been in. Aesthetically it's very pleasing on the inside, clean, lots of sections to it. Even have a lit fireplace to sit at enjoy your lunch. Come shop here for your grocery needs. Lots of selection here.”

  10. 21200 Olhava Way Northwest, Poulsbo WA 98370

    3.4 Good 272 reviews

    “Rich and Kirsten back in electronics are super helpful and went above and beyond to help us get done what we needed, from printed photos to helping find a poster for our kids room. It’s nice to see that there are still good people that take pride in their work.”

  11. 21200 Olhava Way NW, Poulsbo WA 98370

    2.4 Poor 87 reviews

    “I was in dire need of new tires & the auto center crew has been more than helpful. It's nice they care to make sure you get good deals, good service & help explain things you dint understand. I truly had a great experience for the first time using their center for car maintenance & will definitely be back. Thank you to Tabitha, Cheryl & the service manager who helped get me in & out so I could get to work on time!!”

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