Grocery Stores in East Moline, IL

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  1. 755 15th Ave, East Moline IL 61244

    4.4 Superb 141 reviews

    “Great authentic Mexican supermarket with a wide selection of products. From meat, dairy and fruits and vegetables, to packaged goods and pinatas, this place has a wide selection and you should check it out if you are in the area.”

  2. 802 15th Ave, East Moline IL 61244

    4.4 Superb 79 reviews

    “They have so much stuff?their prices are so reasonable that it makes up for the hour drive?they have everything from cooking implements to cooked goodies?lover the huge seafood selection ?they have so many hard to find items. I'd love to tell you what goodies I found but I'm afraid you all will but them out before I get there? seriously tho, Hoang Anh is definitely worth checking out for yourself. I'm so glad I did... So worth the trip and who knows, maybe it will become a regular place for you to get your yummies too?”

  3. 669 Avenue of the Cities, East Moline IL 61244

    4.2 Good 139 reviews

    “We regularly visit there for halal meat. Sometimes, I get a good deal. Hope they maintain authentic halal. They need to put certificates on the shelves to help customers. They have Indian Biriyani. Taste is good. But their mutton biriyani feels like goat.”

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  5. 710 Avenue of the Cities, East Moline IL 61244

    4.2 Good 13 reviews

    “QC Global Groceries had good prices on some things I needed for a dish -- bay leaves, chili peppers, and some other stuff. Nice folks and great prices -- I took the bay leaves back to Hy-Vee I bought earlier. I make that mistake sometimes of hitting the big box store before the smaller joints, and I regret it nearly every time.”

  6. 657 Avenue of the Cities, East Moline IL 61244

    3.2 Average 50 reviews

    “I shop here about every 48 hours. Awesome prices, and usually everything's in stock. If you like going in and getting what you want without walking a mile or needing a map, Dollar General is where to go. Staff have always been friendly and quick checking out. My only complaint is that they use way too many plastic bags. They need to concentrate on using each bag to it's capacity. I don't need a whole plastic bad for a bag of chips. Save the earth! Otherwise, I love shopping here...”

  7. 107 Avenue of the Cities, East Moline IL 61244

    3.7 Good 152 reviews

    “My husband and I visited for the first time today, and just wanted to give a shout-out to cashier, Brenda! She was so kind to both of us and made our day. We are very impressed with the organization and cleanliness of this store. We can’t wait to come back!”

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