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Grocery Stores in Olds, AB

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  1. Olds Uptowne Market - 4710 B 50 Avenue

    4710 B 50 Avenue, Olds AB T4H 1P7

    4.7 Superb 49 reviews

    “The people here are always so kind and helpful. They always let me sit down and either have a bite to eat or if I am tired from walking around town and just need to rest my feet for a bit! Either way, they are wonderful people 😊 100% recommend them.”

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  2. Co-op Food Store - 5330 46 St

    5330 46 St, Olds AB T4H 1P6

    4.5 Superb 55 reviews

    “Great cashiers Nice selection of meats and produce always fresh Everybody is friendly and helpful Store inside and out always looks clean”

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  3. Sobeys - Olds - 6700 46 St #300

    6700 46 St #300, Olds AB T4H 0A2

    4 Good 80 reviews

    “I love this location I wish the one out here on stathmore was like it my kids love the car shopping carts is that the way to call them but yea when we stay in Olds to visit my mom I promise them we will go see the fun shopping carts”

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  5. Patryk’s NOFRILLS Olds - 6509 46 St #100

    6509 46 St #100, Olds AB T4H 1Y6

    3.5 Good 58 reviews

    “I usually shop at the Innisfail store which is great, so this is not a regular stop for me and took longer to locate what I was looking for. The clothing section in the middle of grocery items threw me off. The cashier was very pleasant.”

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