Grocery Stores in Lake Forest, IL

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  1. 850 North Western Avenue, Lake Forest IL 60045

    4.6 Superb 119 reviews

    “Love a grocery store that seems more like a village Mom and Pop owned than a corporation and this has that feel... for great produce, fresh meat and quality on the go lunches/dinner this is the place.”

  2. 235 Southgate, Lake Forest IL 60045

    4.7 Superb 23 reviews

    “Love this little alley! It's always a feast for the eyes and everyone working there is friendly and ready to give advice if needed on using whatever you're buying. Heaven on earth!!”

  3. 825 S Waukegan Rd, Lake Forest IL 60045

    4.2 Good 131 reviews

    “Sunset has everything, everything. Killer egg salad in the deli. From a free cup of coffee to fancy hand cream. This place is awesome - wine & beer shop attached.”

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  5. 255 E Westminster, Lake Forest IL 60045

    4.1 Good 87 reviews

    “I arrived at 4:50 on a saturday to get a sandwich. The lady in the sandwich shop said they had no bread. I got a soup instead. The soup was really good. I'll never know about the sandwiches. Not coming back to a sandwich place that either runs out of bread or puts it away because it closes in 10 minutes and didn't want to pull it back out.”

  6. 890 North Western Avenue, Lake Forest IL 60045

    3.9 Good 123 reviews

    “This morning, I had to walk about 3 miles with my groceries. I told the bagger I had a long walk. About half way into my walk I realized my two bags were perfectly balanced and organized for ease of carry. I made it the whole way home thanks to the attention and care of the staff at Jewel. Love them!”

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