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  1. Tulalip Market - 2832 116th St NE

    2832 116th St NE, Tulalip WA 98271

    3.6 Good 85 reviews

    “I stop here nearly twice a day. The folks are nice and its on the way to work. I do have to mention the breakfast they serve. They have breakfast buns and burritos. Both are an excellent choice. The cook is very cool and the lady behind the food counter is super nice. Then, on the way home from work they have an excellent choice beer. All of my favorite west coast breweries are represented. In addition, thier gas is very fairly priced, this can cause problems because the lines can be longer than I prefer, but they are no longer than costco gas lines. If you only get here once, I do recommend the burrito and as a treat get the little tacos...”

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  2. Priest Point Grocery - 129 Marine Dr NE

    129 Marine Dr NE, Tulalip WA 98271

    3.6 Good 58 reviews

    “the store is woncerfully clean // cashiers very friendly / the teriyaki best in the area ! eat there alot/ try Jerods cararmal popcorn its also the best !!!biggest kernals ive ever seen And store has the largest selection of items”

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  3. Totem Grocery - 105 Marine Dr NE

    105 Marine Dr NE, Tulalip WA 98271

    2.7 Average 21 reviews

    “5 stars during daytime but night time clerk is rude as hell,seen him argue with numerous customers but the owners always put him in check,other than that love this store over the neighbors store.”

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