Grocery Stores in Mattoon, IL

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  1. 1510 Lake Land Blvd, Mattoon IL 61938

    4.7 Superb 62 reviews

    “It's like walking into a different grocery store every time because the inventory always changes. I shop there every chance I get when in town. Not just food but health care items. It's nice walking out with a box or two that would have cost me double at another store. Looking forward to my next visit”

  2. 1220 Fort Worth Way, Mattoon IL 61938

    4.7 Superb 98 reviews

    “Though this is one of the smaller Aldi stores, it's a great one. I especially appeciate the high quality produce. It's better than our other local grocery stores and less expensive. The only exception to watch out for is the bagged, pre-made salads, which aren't great. Aldi carries a decent selection of gluten-free items, helpful for when my gluten-sensitive relatives are in town. The stores is clean, well stocked, and easy to navigate. The staff are always friendly and helpful, and checkout is generally fast.”

  3. 101 Dettro Drive, Mattoon IL 61938

    3.6 Good 240 reviews

    “This place can be pretty busy during the day, but it's Walmart, so that is to be expected. They have basically everything you could need for your home such as groceries, clothing, Healthcare, fitness, limited furnishings, home decor, sports items, hunting, camping, car repairs and accessories, lawn and garden, electronics like phones, tablets, computers, tvs, movies games, cds, home office supplies, toys, bicycles and accessories, tools basically anything you could want either in store or online. This location even has a machine you can use to sell your old phone, a machine for making keys, a machine for making pet tags, and of course quarter candy machines as well as some claw machines. The staff her are very helpful polite, respectful, and ready and willing to help with anything you need from getting higher shelf items to find a motorized cart and they even shop for you when you need curbside pickup or when you need delivery.”

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  5. 303 Richmond Avenue East, Mattoon IL 61938

    3.8 Good 76 reviews

    “This is the cleanest dollar general I have ever seen in my whole entire life! The people there are very friendly, excellent customer service, I highly recommend going here for all of your clover valley needs.”

  6. 1112 Charleston Ave, Mattoon IL 61938

    3.7 Good 15 reviews

    “DG is my go to for most of my shopping. It's great for getting all my necessities, especially when I don't have time to walk through a bigger store, and even more so when I don't feel like being around 100 people.”

  7. 2000 Western Ave, Mattoon IL 61938

    3.3 Good 84 reviews

    “The Restroom is located in the front of the store to the left of the registers. Review: This grocery store is very nice and well stocked. Its very modern, well lit, and clean. They have a nice floral department. They have popcorn made in house, a clean deli, a great meat counter, and a good selection of frozen/dry goods. The produce section is directly in front when you first walk in, and is well stocked. The layout of the store is strange for first time goers but you get used to it quickly. They are a bit pricier then walmart however its a much better experience, and the sales/deals you can find will make up for it.”

  8. 1717 Lake Land Boulevard, Mattoon IL 61938

    2.3 Poor 61 reviews

    “If this is DG in 45 in Mattoon, I wanted to express my gratitude towards two employees that worked here. Two guys were working the evening I stopped in, quite awhile back, and we're fabulous!?”

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