Supermarkets near Morton, IL

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  1. 100 E Courtland St, Morton IL 61550

    4.7 Superb 65 reviews

    “Washington Aldi is a favorite stop for me. You can't beat the prices, quality, or customer service. There are certain products I only buy at Aldi, including mini chocolate chips, canned whipped topping, and boneless skinless chciken breasts. This will always be my go to store.”

  2. 110 Peoria St, Washington IL 61571

    4.8 Superb 140 reviews

    “So many good things from the deli. They do carry Boars Head meats, which I appreciate. Very friendly employees. So many special things you won't find in the big stores.”

  3. 1997 Freedom Pkwy, Washington IL 61571

    4.6 Superb 118 reviews

    “Easy recommended shopping spree, annoying and odd lack of discounted b grade produce which puts excessive waste and cost to both farmers and consumers, but overall an obvious option for the usual popular budget quality brands. The chocolate and beer is especially well crafted for these prices. Apples tend to be below average without local sources. Would like to see benefits for self checkout which is definitely saving them big while giving us more work without any perks, I suppose that's everyone however I like to think Aldi holds to some decent decency.”

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  5. 251 Clock Tower Dr, East Peoria IL 61611

    4.5 Superb 140 reviews

    “The produce prices are always good and the produce is fresh. Good prices on grass fed beef and organic items. We've shopped aldi weekly for the last 30 years!”

  6. 3475 Court St, Pekin IL 61554

    4.4 Superb 130 reviews

    “They're always good good product pretty much anywhere you go the only problem I had was they have a product and can't find a price they should be able to go ahead and sell it to you I had some boot socks that I wanted so bad I had gotten some years ago and they wouldn't sell them to me they refused I was very angry because I was looking for those but we don't have any more to show the prize I said I was willing to buy them for $6 they refused me and said they couldn't do that well why not that's losing money for the store that didn't make sense to me it angered me because I've been looking for these for years because I like them somebody give me some and finally found some and I still didn't get them I was very angry that was in Mount Zion Illinois (Decatur Illinois) and now I still can't find them again so I hope they do have them next year I just didn't see them until then but I'm still pretty angry about it it was not fair I was wondering if one of the people in the back wanted them or something because the woman acted like she was happy to take them away from me and take them in the back I almost said well keep it all if I can't have the socks and walked out I should have went somewhere else to get my food”

  7. 2621 NE Adams St, Peoria IL 61603

    4.2 Good 22 reviews

    “Been going here since I was a kid. It’s super convenient and helpful especially to people and kids walking or don’t want to drive to another area. It’s probably even more helpful now that they closed McDonalds a while back. There is a gas station across the street but this place offers more food and house items that people need. They keep the store and customers safe and are polite.”

  8. 201 S Main St, East Peoria IL 61611

    3.8 Good 70 reviews

    “Good variety of prepared dishes and trays. Cakes and doughnuts always fresh. If you don't see something you like they will make to order whatever you desire given enough lead time. Small and large quantities available.”

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