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  1. D9 Grocery - 102 S Main St

    102 S Main St, Cascade ID 83611

    4.6 Superb 101 reviews

    “Disappointed by the quality and stock, but it covers the absolute basics. To be fair, I didn’t research local grocery options before booking my stay in town, so I didn't entirely know what to expect. That being said, my experience here was pretty disappointing. If you have a toddler or picky eaters, be aware that the selection is quite limited - I couldn't find anything my toddler would eat. The produce section was particularly rough; a lot of the items were visibly going bad right on the shelves. I ended up buying some strawberries, but once I got them home, I realized half of them were already squishy and spoiled. On top of the stock and quality issues, the store itself feels a bit neglected, including a broken side door that needs attention. Because of the limited selection and quality issues, we have chose to make the drive into McCall for our weekly grocery visits instead. This store works fine if you just need a quick emergency item, but for a full family grocery run, the quality and variety just weren't there for us.”

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