Grocery Stores in Fowler, CO

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  1. 214 S Main St, Fowler CO 81039

    4.6 Superb 77 reviews

    “If you were on the fence, whether you should be ordering meat from this market or not, don’t be! Everything we have purchased from them is absolutely exceptional! Their service is unparalleled as well as the packaging of their products. Excellent store , excellent meat, very reasonable pricing. Order and enjoy you’ll be hooked! Robert and Blake in the meat department are hands down the best!!!”

  2. 600 East Cranston Avenue, Fowler CO 81039

    3.9 Good 27 reviews

    “They were having a problem with getting the toaster oven fixed and working properly so I sent corporate an email stating that I was dissatisfied that we can't get there toaster oven functioning properly now a week later they have the toaster oven repaired and it's functioning properly so now I don't have to drive 40 miles to try to get a toasted Subway sub thank you Subway corporation thank you friends at Subway. If we could get loaf and jug to fix the refrigerator for the cold sandwiches and things of that nature it'd be really nice they show up they fix it they leave a week later it's broken again either need to replace it or get a new one. That's directed at loaf and jug.”

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