Pic 'n Save

5 reviews

301 Demerest St

Angels Camp, CA 95222

Pic 'n Save is a retail store in Angels Camp, CA that offers a variety of products at discounted prices. Customers can browse through a selection of household items, clothing, and other merchandise at affordable rates.

The store provides a budget-friendly shopping experience for individuals looking to save money on everyday essentials. With its diverse inventory, Pic 'n Save caters to a wide range of consumer needs.

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3.05 reviews

Novella S.

2/12/2019

Really great service everytime I go in there! The staff are always friendly. Today, I met the owner. He was super nice, showed me some great organic products just in. What awesome deals! I saved a...

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Jeannine R.

4/1/2020

Sonora store. Raising prices and the guy working today was short / rude when I asked for a napkin or wipe to wipe off from the soda can that burst all over me and another customer and he said he...

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Jen N.

12/12/2018

Very rude customer service with the cashier around 2:30 today, 12/12/18. Also tried to call the store over 10 times with no answer, yet the Sonora location picks up right away. Don't waste your...

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Jesse P.

8/29/2015

Yes, most of the items in the store are only a buck. That being said a good number of the products are expired. The soda that I did buy in bulk was flat and disgusting. That being said the...

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Pam K.

7/21/2015

Wow what a great grocery store. Owners and staff very friendly and helpful. Most items are a buck. Definitely a store I will check out every week.

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"This is a sweet little grocery store, with great prices. Just like any discount store, it does not have everything. However, they have great deals on groceries and other items they have in..."