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Grocery Stores in Crest Hill, IL

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  1. Old Pueblo Grocery - 2222 Plainfield Road Unit A

    2222 Plainfield Road Unit A, Crest Hill IL 60403

    4.8 Superb 25 reviews

    “Excellent service, there is a variety of products from our land, grateful to Gonzalo for taking into account our countries, Colombia, Venezuela and Mexico among others. Super recommended.”

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  2. Super Mercados El Güero - 1520 Theodore St

    1520 Theodore St, Crest Hill IL 60403

    4.1 Good 167 reviews

    “I absolutely love this store although I only shop for certain items their produce always looks great and fresh the store is neat clean service is fast and friendly. There are some language barriers with some associates but they are usually able to get a person that can translate if needed. Quality of food items is great and freshly made daily. Hot food options as well. I love their salsa Pico and guacamole always fresh ?”

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  3. Food 4 Less Fuel Center - 1701 N Larkin Ave

    1701 N Larkin Ave, Crest Hill IL 60403

    3.8 Good 48 reviews

    “Tanya was helpful in getting my toilet paper offering me the cheaper priced one. This store has a lot more items that Walmart does not have. This is my go to store.”

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  5. Dollar General - 2101 Plainfield Road

    2101 Plainfield Road, Crest Hill IL 60403

    3.4 Good 101 reviews

    “Yes I took 2 bass off chips, the Italia Andy & a bunch of fuckheas must have seen it. I've been going here al.ost 8 years. It's not my fault my link didn't work!!!!!!! Horrible attitudes, rude.....help a long time customer help!!!! Jesus it's a dollar. Next time I'll come in there with no bag& if anyygives me crap, it's a wrap. Get your shit together .!!!!!!!!”

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