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Grocery Outlet Opens 30,000 SQFT Store at Former Fisherman’s Wharf Safeway, Ending North Beach’s 3-Year Grocery Gap

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Discount grocer Grocery Outlet has taken over the long-vacant Safeway on Bay Street, restoring a full-size grocery option for roughly 20,000 residents on the edge of Fisherman's Wharf and North Beach nearly a year after The Registry first reported the lease.

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