Grocery Stores in Ocklawaha, FL

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  1. 18236 SE 95th Street Rd, Ocklawaha FL 32179

    4 Good 36 reviews

    “Awesome store. Keeps you from having to go into town if not wanting too. Local friendly. Mike and his staff are great. I’ll pay a little more just so don’t have to leave the forest”

  2. 12909 E Hwy 25, Ocklawaha FL 32179

    3.8 Good 14 reviews

  3. 9251 South Hwy 314 A, Ocklawaha FL 32179

    4 Good 5 reviews

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  5. 9251 Oklawaha and Moss Bluff Hwy, Ocklawaha FL 32179

    3.6 Good 37 reviews

    “I've always had a pleasant experience at this establishment. The couple that run the store are very friendly. They're customer service skills are very good. I'd recommend this store to anyone in the area that need to purchase convenience items.”

  6. 12909 E Hwy 25, Ocklawaha FL 32179

    3.3 Good 7 reviews

  7. 12845 E Hwy 25, Ocklawaha FL 32179

    3.4 Good 80 reviews

    “This location has been recently taken over by a new Manager, Jen, she was super busy and still stopped to smile and assist me, introducing herself and walking me to the item I was looking for. The aisles were clean and clutter free. The shelves were fully stocked and well organized. I came for potting soil and left with $200 of essential items because it was so presentable and easy to see everything I found more than I expected. All is good! Will be back. Thank you Jen!”

  8. 12905 Co Rd 25, Ocklawaha FL 32179

    2.3 Poor 3 reviews

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