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Grocery Stores in Tonasket, WA

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  1. Grant's Family Foods - 18 4th St

    18 4th St, Tonasket WA 98855

    4.7 Superb 76 reviews

    “Great little family store in a small community town! You would think prices would be absolutely ridiculous, but believe it or not, they are pretty reasonable! I definitely go back each and every time I visit my property!”

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  2. Aeneas Valley Country Store - 1165 Aeneas Valley Rd

    1165 Aeneas Valley Rd, Tonasket WA 98855

    4.5 Superb 31 reviews

    “Doug and Rose aren’t just the owners and operators of Not Doug’s and the Aneas Valley Country Store, they’re two of the kindest, most genuine people you’ll ever meet. The team at AVCS and Not Doug’s Country Kitchen is made up of some of the hardest-working, friendliest people around, and they make every visit feel welcoming and personal. Not Doug’s and AVCS are more than just a place to eat, they’re an experience. The food is incredible and tastes like a true home-cooked meal. Between the quality of the food, the outstanding service, and the beautiful scenery, you simply won’t find another place quite like it. I can’t recommend Not Doug’s and the Aneas Valley Country Store highly enough!”

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  3. Beyers Market - 212 N Hwy 97 Tonasket

    212 N Hwy 97 Tonasket WA 98855

    4.2 Good 105 reviews

    “We ordered a cake to celebrate the 50th Wedding Anniversary for friends. The cake was PERFECT and delicious! The decorations and message on the cake were exactly as we requested! The cost was also very reasonable!”

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