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Grocery Stores in Stettler, AB

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  1. Grandview Grocery - 4411 59 St

    4411 59 St, Stettler AB T4K 1J2

    4.6 Superb 12 reviews

    “It's close to home and owners and staff are super friendly, and has most everything one could be looking for. Including your winning lottery tickets, enjoy,1”

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  2. Zoe & Shane's NOFRILLS Stettler - 5101 47 Ave SS1

    5101 47 Ave SS1, Stettler AB T4K 1J5

    4.4 Superb 69 reviews

    “Good as it gets. No peaches or plumbing. Poor selection of dried fruit and nuts. Sry not sry. Was lacking in regards to dried fruit and nuts in price and selection.”

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  3. Sobeys - Stettler - 4607 50 St

    4607 50 St, Stettler AB T0C 2L0

    4.4 Superb 59 reviews

    “The spouse and I went here to get a sandwich and some chips for a little car picnic on our adventures, was a nice store, reasonable prices and friendly staff!! Will definitely be back!”

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  5. Stop 'N' Go Foods - 4719 46 Street

    4719 46 Street, Stettler AB T4K 1A7

    4.4 Superb 16 reviews

    “Great little convenience store with very friendly service. The gentleman working when I visited was welcoming and pleasant, which made the visit even better. I tried the ice cream and it was excellent, definitely worth stopping in for. I haven’t tried the other products yet, but based on my experience, I would happily recommend this place.”

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  6. Mobil - 5101A 47 Ave

    5101A 47 Ave, Stettler AB T4V 1R7

    4.2 Good 21 reviews

    “There were so many people buying lottery tickets that you couldn't pay cash for your gas so you had to use a card which I didn't want to do. Sometimes they need two people in there one for gas and one for lottery tickets and cigarettes”

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