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Grocery Stores in Drayton Valley, AB

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  1. Poplar Ridge Grocery Store - 6402 50 Avenue

    6402 50 Avenue, Drayton Valley AB T7A 1N1

    4.7 Superb 11 reviews

    “I havn't actually been in the store yet. But had a pizza brought from there and it was thick, great crust and large pieces. One piece was a meal lol. Have to go and check out the rest!!”

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  2. IGA - Drayton Valley - 4341 50 Street Suite 1

    4341 50 Street Suite 1, Drayton Valley AB T7A 1M4

    4.5 Superb 82 reviews

    “I bought a head of lettuce from dv iga on July 30th, when got home and I cut it opened it was rotten in the middle. I live in Winfield AB and can't afford the gas to go back and exchange it. I guess next time I'll have to cut it opened in the store before I buy it. On August I bought five lbs of potatoes. When we opened them at home they were also written. What is happening with the produce department? Does the owner read these posts?”

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  3. Your Independent Grocer 50th Street - 5212 50 Street

    5212 50 Street, Drayton Valley AB T7A 1S6

    3.7 Good 100 reviews

    “This is a very affordable grocery store. The meat selection isn't the greatest although they do have a very good produce. My only complaint would be the customer service counter is not the greatest.”

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