Grocery Stores near Peotone, IL

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  1. 312 S Harlem Ave, Peotone IL 60468

    3.8 Good 117 reviews

    “We just moved to this area and found this great store around the corner from us. SCORE!!! It's teriffic. Not too big but has a lot of variety nice quality items. Great prices. And an app to save even more. I'm sure we'll be there often”

  2. 362 Harlem Ave, Peotone IL 60468

    2.5 Average 61 reviews

    “Nothing quite special about this place, it's not terrible is all I can quite say, they have everything you may need, friendly employees, what more can I say. One thing I can say, that's it's a good store for such a small town, I would recommend this store if your ever in peotone, it's better then most dollar generals that I can say for a fact.”

  3. 2051 IL-50, Bourbonnais IL 60914

    4.4 Superb 143 reviews

    “Always a good place for fresh fruits and vegetables. You cannot beat their prices. There are limited choices but the brands they carry are usually of good quality.”

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  5. 451 N Locust St, Manteno IL 60950

    3.7 Good 142 reviews

    “JoJo (manteno) In the deli is a fabulous worker highly recommends new products to try in the cheese and meats a great worker. But they do need more workers in the Deli after four pm, when they get extremely busy”

  6. 25808 Western Ave, University Park IL 60484

    3 Average 27 reviews

    “Store is very neat and clean. Produce beautiful. Lighting very good. Friendly service. Nice having an attendant at self check-out to keep things moving and offer help.”

  7. 25700 S Governors Hwy, Monee IL 60449

    2.3 Poor 117 reviews

    “Rachel has really brought this store so far. Everyone that works here is friendly and helpful. The store is always clean and I actually like coming to this location now!”

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