Grocery Stores in Interlachen, FL

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  1. 1113 FL-20, Interlachen FL 32148

    4.3 Superb 72 reviews

    “The gas is always so cheaper out here in interlachen. I don't know why all these other gas stations are keeping their gas prices so high I feel like they are ripping us off on fuel and that's not right”

  2. 1113 FL-20, Interlachen FL 32148

    3.7 Good 91 reviews

    “They have the cheapest gas around & they usually have most of the things I need here if not everything i need plus great employees & this store is usually pretty clean from other dollar generals I've been in”

  3. 100 Reaves Ave, Interlachen FL 32148

    3.8 Good 18 reviews

    “This is the BEST most CLEAN Dollar General we've ever shopped at. The employees were courteous, kind and the asles were CLEAN and CLEAR of any left over stock.”

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  5. Hichcocks Supervalue, Interlachen FL 32148

    2.9 Average 17 reviews

    “I went in to Hitchcock's grocery store to check out the prepared food, they sale. I wanted some chicken breast, coleslaw (fresh) and some good ol'green beans. Got some mashed potatoes and gravy to. A complete meal and it was yummy. 2 days of chicken dinner and it cost me $40.00 Dollars.”

  6. 1114 FL-20, Interlachen FL 32148

    3.3 Good 154 reviews

    “Stopped in to pick up some yogurt for my mom and also picked up some fried chicken and macaroni & cheese for my teenager since she loves it. Also picked up a particular kind of breakfast food. Not going to mention what it is because I don't want someone buying it all, and Hitchcock's is the only place I can find it.”

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