Grocery Stores in Saint Maries, ID

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  1. 40 Homer Dr, St Maries ID 83861

    4.6 Superb 108 reviews

    “12.31.23: Checking out a nearby town for grocery options and came across Harvest Foods. I love how it's an employee-owned store. It had a pretty good variety of groceries and a bakery and deli too. The ambience was decently busy on this New Year's Eve morning. With my sweet tooth, I couldn't help but to try some donuts. I went with a maple bacon bar, regular maple bar, and a lemon filled bismarck. Service was great as I rang the service bell, a clerk came out promptly and was nice and friendly. The maple bacon bar was delicious; the perfect balance of salty and sweet in one bite! The bacon gave it a good crunch and a slight smokey taste, but in a good way. As for the lemon bismarck, I love lemon anything. This lemon-filled donut was pretty good and did not leave that weird lemony after taste as some lemon do if you know what I mean. The ratio of filling to dough was perfect. I hate when the donut barely has any filling inside, but this one didn't disappoint!”

  2. 105 E College Ave, St Maries ID 83861

    4.5 Superb 78 reviews

    “Good little shopping market for such a small town. Open 24-hours (a big plus for insomniacs like myself!). Also, very conveniently located right next to Jack's Pharmacy \\u0026 Zip's too (if you feel like some real awful fast food).”

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