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  1. Sumas Market - 944 Cherry Street

    944 Cherry Street, Sumas WA 98295

    4.7 Superb 41 reviews

    “love going to sumas market after a dinner at el nopal to pick out a treat - they always have a decent selection of candies/desserts! of course we also have to wander up and down each aisle to see if we’re missing anything ;) for a small town, this is a great option to have nearby!!”

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  2. La Gloria Groceries & Taco Truck - 444 Cherry St

    444 Cherry St, Sumas WA 98295

    4.5 Superb 29 reviews

    “I am Canadian, and lets face it find good and cheap Mexican product here sucks, so for us it's the perfect alternative to find good products. The service quality is hi, and incredibly they have a little bit of everything, I am curious about the food truck, but the generality of the products are amazing.”

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  3. Super Duper Boomtown - 1015 Cherry St

    1015 Cherry St, Sumas WA 98295

    4.2 Good 119 reviews

    “Always love small-town gas stations... this one is a favorite and officially one of the best in the world!! Every time we fly from Stockholm to SeaTac and drive up to Canada, this stop never gets missed. The staff is incredibly kind and friendly. Thanks Super Duper Boomtown team!???❤️??❤️ My husband has a new favorite coffee mug!! ☕️?”

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  5. BRECKENRIDGE DAIRY AND GAS - 534 Cherry St

    534 Cherry St, Sumas WA 98295

    4 Good 55 reviews

    “Cheapest gas in Sumas (always). Same owners as the two yellow sign stations on the Guide Meridian in Bellingham. However, the washroom is subpar (lack of soap and paper towel). It's a no frill cheap gas station with a convenient store. My go to place!”

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