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“big plus w the customer in training carts, the free small oranges or bananas in the produce section as well as the big board and chalk at the front of the store. it makes shopping an enjoyable experience. the price of eggs on this day was $7.29 for a large dozen .”
“Did you all know that if you work and become HOMELESS like me no shelter housing charity mission will help you only if I was to quit my job get on state medical and foodstamps then they will get me housing is this unfair or discrimination on homeless working people”
“The only "small town" grocery store left in Cheney. The owner ALWAYS has a smile and says hi to everyone. I love that it’s still has the small town feel.”
“Super expensive, but there a lot of options. Way more than I was expecting, for a collage campus. Glad I didn’t have to buy food here or I would be broke, but nice to have lots of options for a snack”
6AM - 12AM
2710 1st St, Cheney
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“Great place to shop, and I love being able to use my rewards points to take a bit of the edge off the cost of gas down the road at Chevron. My only complaint is the total lack of stock lately in much of the fresh produce department. Not sure what's going on there.”
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“Grocery Outlet is great if you want to save money on food. The prices are super low, and I always find amazing deals that other stores can't touch.
They have a lot of stuff, too. I can find almost everything I need for the week. They carry normal groceries and sometimes fancy things you don't see anywhere else.
Here’s the most important tip: Always check the expiration date on the discounted stuff.
The items that are marked way down usually have a date that is coming up soon. If you see a big discount, buy it! The savings are huge, but just make sure you eat it that day or the next day.
If you are smart about checking the dates, Grocery Outlet is the best place to save money and find a lot of different things.”