Grocery Stores in Arcola, IL

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  1. 435 E Co Rd 200 N, Arcola IL 61910

    4.7 Superb 217 reviews

    “This place is the best. Very clean and well maintained. They are always putting new stuff out. And this does not smell like a used clothing store, which is a very good thing!”

  2. 117 W Washington St, Arcola IL 61910

    4.1 Good 39 reviews

    “I go there for the authentic style tacos. Super delicious with your choice chicken , beef, pork or tounge and choice of cilantro, tomato, onion and lettuce. They give you two types of sauce and limes quarters. Reasonably priced. Remember, it is a Mexican Grocery store. You order in the back of the store in the meat section. There are plenty of tables there if you want to dine in. You can watch your food being prepared if you like.”

  3. 520 East Springfield Road, Arcola IL 61910

    3.7 Good 75 reviews

    “It's a Dollar General. Not particularly worse than any other Dollar General I've been to. Just understaffed. I don't think I've ever seen more than 2 people working there. And regular employees are unable to remove an item from checkout, whoever has the keys has to come do it. Not an issue with this store specifically, just DG in general.”

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