Here's where you'll find the most expensive groceries in America, according to Rent.com
10. Mount Vernon-Skagit County, Washington — 21.5% above national average
9. Seattle, Washington — 28.6% above national average
8. Queens, New York — 28.6% above national average
7. Brooklyn, New York — 32.3% above national average
6. Anchorage, Alaska — 34.5% above national average
5. San Francisco, California — 35.6% above national average
4. Oakland, California — 39.4% above national average
3. Manhattan, New York — 39.7% above national average
2. Juneau, Alaska — 50% above national average
1. Honolulu, Hawaii — 69.3% above national average
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