Grocery Stores in Eureka, IL

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  1. 1183 County Rd 900 North, Eureka IL 61530

    4.8 Superb 112 reviews

    “We love the frozen and fresh baked goods, high quality meats, and aisles of other gifts and goodies. We always make sure to grab some honey peanut butter, granola, and caramel pecan rolls. They have a ton of jellies, jams, salsas, pickled products, coffee, and candy. I also love the selection of Geometry towels, Pura, and Bridgewater Candle Co. The only complaints I can make is 1) we ordered a latte when no one else was in line, which took them about 15 minutes, but did not come out as good as we hoped. And 2) the most recent tub of honey peanut butter we got tastes like it’s regular. Will continue to come as long as we live in the area, and have already brought our friends and family.”

  2. 205 West Center Street, Eureka IL 61530

    4.1 Good 40 reviews

    “Every thing was good in the winter time every thing was looking good and clean. No snow by the door. Great stop you should stop here and great gas No DIESEL FUEL here ⛽ ok propane tank's. Just ask the worker for help with the key. It should be lock thats why.”

  3. 1613 S Main St, Eureka IL 61530

    3.8 Good 62 reviews

    “Since management or employees have obviously changed it has gotten so much better! All the cashiers pay attention to you and they're professional. The aisles look much more cleaned up and you don't have to wait in line so long anymore. Good job dg!”

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  5. 514 W Center St, Eureka IL 61530

    3.5 Good 61 reviews

    “Got lunch at Eureka Kirby IGA today . Chicken and sides were delicious and service at the deli was great. Thanks Yvonne. Overall great experience would highly recommend . The Steckels”

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