Grocery Stores near Altamont, IL

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  1. 913 S Main St, Altamont IL 62411

    3.6 Good 44 reviews

    “They Could Use a Better Variety Of Hair Polmade Or Hair Putty They only Have High Endurance Putty And it's Been Out For Two Weeks But it's selling Fresh Produce That's a Plus”

  2. 12267 N 1000th Rd, Effingham IL 62401

    4.3 Superb 27 reviews

    “I grew up in this neighborhood. When Steve(the original owner) was running the store. I'm pretty sure he knew my siblings and I by name. We would save quarters and go play arcade games and buy as much candy as we could. He was so kind, he would sometimes allow us more candy even if we didn't have enough money. I have been there recently, and the place hasn't changed much, other than his grandkids running it now. It looks and feels the same. People at the register always have a smile and are very nice. This place will always be one of my favorites.”

  3. 419 E Cumberland Rd, St Elmo IL 62458

    3.8 Good 38 reviews

    “Small town saint Elmo IL..we here should and do appreciate Dollar General,,the theft in our store could/should stop but me and my family appreciate you and besides the pandemic and not always feeling well goin to our Dollar General at times to buy items for ailments,,,I LOVE OUR Dollar General and think it's an essential part of life for St Elmo IL..”

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  5. 10014 Beverly Dr, Effingham IL 62401

    3.3 Good 42 reviews

    “I absolutely love this store! It's on my way home from work, it's a very clean store, and I don't have to hassle with the stores coming out of Effingham!!”

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