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  1. Ugly Noodle - 303 Franklin Street

    303 Franklin Street, Geneva IL 60134

    4.8 Superb 103 reviews

    “Have had the pb and j here before and some treats, really good! Having the mac n cheese now, happy I can eat somewhere celiac safe! Although I cant have the breaded chicken due to fish in the same fryer but thats alright!”

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  2. ALDI - 975 East State Street

    975 East State Street, Geneva IL 60134

    4.6 Superb 144 reviews

    “Aldi is always a great place to shop, while buying off name products that are the same as their counterparts, and saving $$ the whole time! It's not a huge deal to put a quarter into the slot to get a cart. Nor is it a big deal to bag my own groceries! Generally always clean. The staff are friendly and you can always find someone to help you!”

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  3. Fresh Thyme Market - 2000 South Randall Road

    2000 South Randall Road, Geneva IL 60134

    4.4 Superb 133 reviews

    “Clean, well stocked and organized. Their prices on similar items you can get in other markets are a bit higher, but they have more niche brands you can’t find in general supermarkets.”

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  5. The Fresh Market - 718 Commons Drive

    718 Commons Drive, Geneva IL 60134

    4.1 Good 187 reviews

    “Love your selections but find your fish selection disappointing. I have been shopping at Fresh Mkt. for twenty yrs. starting with Florida and now here in Illinois. You continually feature salmon which is very good occaisonally but it would be great to see sole, snapper, or grouper in your fish departments.”

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