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  1. America Grocery - 3030 W Gulf to Lake Hwy

    3030 W Gulf to Lake Hwy, Lecanto FL 34461

    4.5 Superb 202 reviews

    “Very fast in and out 10 minutes. Whatever I had for lunch was fantastic. Beef with green peppers and onions with a tomato sauce, a side of black beans and rice. Yum!!! Great customer service. Restaurant and store is all one. You can get a regular drink or from restaurant side.”

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  2. ALDI - 3155 W Norvell Bryant Hwy

    3155 W Norvell Bryant Hwy, Lecanto FL 34461

    4.3 Superb 71 reviews

    “Aldis is great. Saw all about aldis.They have many name brands in their packaging for 1/2 the. Price of other popular groceries. If you want to save money on great items, it's the place for You. ,”

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  3. Kwik King Food Stores - 3761 W Homosassa Trail

    3761 W Homosassa Trail, Lecanto FL 34461

    4.2 Good 13 reviews

    “This particular place has a great atmosphere and wonderful staff! Gas prices are always the best and on my smoke shop needs are there as well! I'll give it five stars and I do all of my shopping there for my daily needs”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 1936 N Lecanto Hwy

    1936 N Lecanto Hwy, Lecanto FL 34461

    3.8 Good 262 reviews

    “The lecanto Walmart is usually well stocked most days but today during my visit several items were out of stock that I wanted to purchase and going to checkout after finishing my shopping 1 cashier lane was open at 9 am self checkouts were full because of my parkinsons disease tremors I use cashier registers as I'm not able to hold items still for scanning . Nobody came to open another register even though the line at the 1 open register crossed into the main front isle blocking other customers from going through this is absolutely unacceptable for a billion dollar company I'm very disappointed with the lecanto Walmart I usually give them 5 stars but today I can't and the prices have gone up on almost everything like great value canned veggies use to be 50 cents a can now 76 cents a can family size cheerios cereal use to be 4.93 a box now 4.96 3 cents might not seem much but on a fixed social security fixed disability income it is my grocery benefits are now $10 dollars less from my Medicare insurance company I now have to make tougher choices of what I can afford and can't I only get $70 per month for food use to be $80 .The employees are quite friendly and I'm known by many of them since I'm a regular customer they all make me feel right at home and I enjoy seeing them when I shop there. Like most stores there are some days that are better than others its not a perfect world .Overall this store is not a bad place to shop .My latest visits have been quite pleasant. ?”

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  6. Dollar General - 3525 West Gulf To Lake Highway

    3525 West Gulf To Lake Highway, Lecanto FL 34461

    3.3 Good 85 reviews

    “For the first time in a long time. I walked into a store and found the nicest young man. I asked him for help and he was very professional nice and helpful. I wish they had more young people like him. Thank you for hiring him he's doing an awesome job!!”

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