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  1. Central Alberta Co-op Food Store Lacombe - 5842 AB-2A

    5842 AB-2A, Lacombe AB T4L 2G5

    4.1 Good 58 reviews

    “Just a shoot out to the newer staff member Courtney who’s doing fantastic. She’s got a great attitude and always makes sure you leave smiling. Shoot out to everyone else there too, as the staff are all great.”

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  2. Lacombe City Mart - 5536 58 Street

    5536 58 Street, Lacombe AB T4L 1R3

    4 Good 22 reviews

    “Prices are a bit expensive but it’s conveniently located next to my home and has milk and a few odds and ends if I’m ever in a rush. Staff is always pleasant and nice.”

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  3. M&M Food Market - 5124 AB-2A Suite 1

    5124 AB-2A Suite 1, Lacombe AB T4L 1Y8

    3.9 Good 13 reviews

    “Excellent service. Staff go above and beyond to assist customers. Second last visit one female staff ( forgot her name), prepared my order over the phone, searched for a recent deleted item for me to confirm it was deleted, and stayed open an extra 2 min. so I could pick up my order. She also allowed me to add a couple extra items to my order. Absolutely wonderful, caring service, thank you again!”

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  5. Sobeys - Lacombe - 5112 AB-2A

    5112 AB-2A, Lacombe AB T4L 1Y7

    3.9 Good 75 reviews

    “Best over all grocery options in Lacombe. Clean, well organized and offering many gluten and dairy free options. Extensive dairy options, good produce selection and a very good bakery.”

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  6. Lionel's NOFRILLS Lacombe - 5700 AB-2A

    5700 AB-2A, Lacombe AB T4L 1A3

    3.9 Good 99 reviews

    “Good personnel, good mood and have a chat with most cashiers Currently under renovation, hopefully will look a little nicer after. Still lowest price bottom line grocery that I know”

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