Green enchilada sauce was three cans for a dollar, and a 750-milliliter bottle of Italian Chianti wine was $6.99. A liter of imported extra virgin olive oil was $7.99. The stock constantly changes. "If you see it and you want it, you better buy it," Smith said. This isn't just a dented-can store. Organic, imported and high-quality products are stocked, and customers aren't made to select institutional sizes like those found in warehouse stores. The two other Grocery Outlets in Spokane have achieved "above-average sales," which made Spokane a logical place for another location, a company spokesman said last summer. Grocery Outlet traces its roots to a military surplus store in Berkeley in the 1940s. The new store is located a few blocks from Rosauers at 1808 W. Third Ave., which in recent years has been the only supermarket on the west end of downtown. The new store is opening with a 10-year lease on the property, which is owned by Dave Coombs, the former manager of Downtown Toyota.