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Grocery Stores in Machesney Park, IL

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  1. ALDI - 1545 West Lane Road

    1545 West Lane Road, Machesney Park IL 61115

    4.5 Superb 157 reviews

    “The location is easy to access the store. Parking is great there is a lot if room. The store stays pretty clean throughout the day you might go in there and fine something laying on the floor, but it would be a customer knock it over and the employees haven't been told or they haven't got there yet. The shelves always seemed stock. Everytime I have shopped there I have never asked if something is in the back (unless it's one of the weekly speciality item, and usually they sell fast). I would say for what you spend at aldi would be half of what you would spend at one of the bigger chains(walmart, meijer, schnucks, etc......)”

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  2. Meijer - 1770 West Lane Road

    1770 West Lane Road, Machesney Park IL 61115

    4.1 Good 290 reviews

    “Even though things are in weird places and I have to spend a lot of time looking for things, I still shop there at least once a week because of the closeness to my house.”

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  3. Target Grocery - 9833 N Alpine Rd

    9833 N Alpine Rd, Machesney Park IL 61115

    2.7 Average 7 reviews

    “It's always busy when I go there, have to park further out; but has what I'm shopping for & it's convenient. They moved the long line efficiently during COVID & had distance markers. None of stores do that now which I think should be necessary. I recently tested positive the first time in 3 years!”

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