Supermarkets in Peoria, IL

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  1. 3420 N University St, Peoria IL 61604

    4.5 Superb 196 reviews

    “Great prices, cheaper than most other stores. I challenge you to pick 5 things you buy regularly, check the prices at every grocery store, and here also. You will find out you save a lot of money by going to ALDI! Little known fact: if you're looking for a quick place to stop and grab something for lunch and you don't have time for anything other than pre-packaged food, don't go to a gas station, try here for once. They have a wide selection of single drinks in the aisles, unchilled, but they also have a few selections for basic sandwiches. I am not picky, so I go here. Also because I can do some shopping while I stop here.”

  2. 9129 N Allen Rd, Peoria IL 61615

    4.5 Superb 169 reviews

    “Love this place, check the online flyer first and plan the attack, aldi items go fast don’t wait get there before they open and get inline. They have this triple chocolate gelato, very yummy.”

  3. 2621 NE Adams St, Peoria IL 61603

    4.1 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.”

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  5. 907 W Johnson St, Peoria IL 61605

    3.7 Good 19 reviews

  6. 4123 North Sheridan Road, Peoria IL 61614

    3.6 Good 50 reviews

    “Very good store. My only issue today was having a young female cashier that was sneezing and clearly has a cold and not using sanitizer at all. Touching products and money. I can't afford to get sick. Thank you”

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