Grocery Stores in Princeton, IL

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  1. 918 North Main Street, Princeton IL 61356

    5 Superb 26 reviews

    “Love this store! Mini grocery store with healthy food options, supplements, and self care products. So thankful for the gluten free options! Everyone is helpful and very friendly, which is refreshing and makes the stop enjoyable. Definitely recommend!”

  2. 125 Backbone Rd E, Princeton IL 61356

    4.3 Superb 107 reviews

    “A great variety of options for a small town grocer. What got me was I was bagging my purchase to help the cashier out and forgot to put my scallops, lemons and limes that I bagged into my cart. I drove two hours to home and didn’t realize my mistake until that sunday. I called them on Monday. They were incredibly gracious and helped me resolve the issue. What a great place to do business with. Thank you and will definitely be back.”

  3. 1640 N Main St, Princeton IL 61356

    3.5 Good 56 reviews

    “I love going to a smaller store .. Befor,I go,to Wal-Mart.. I hate Wal-Mart .. But it ain't about that store,it is about dollar General.. I love it .. Ppl are way friendlier and if u have any question on where the product is at they will show you where it is at .. And,the,place is always clean ..”

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  5. 2111 Claude Bailey Parkway, Princeton IL 61356

    3.2 Average 170 reviews

    “Shout out to Beth from Princeton Walmart delivery service for her exceptional care in selecting and packing my groceries safely. Beth is so friendly and personable! It was a pleasure to have her as a delivery driver and shopper ❤️”

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