Grocery Stores near Red Bud, IL

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  1. 1010 South Main Street, Red Bud IL 62278

    4.4 Superb 74 reviews

    “IGA came out and catered tacos for us for Cinco De Mayo at Secon Rubber and Plastics. They brought beef, chicken, and street corn and everything was great. 10/10 would recommend”

  2. 1525 S Main St, Red Bud IL 62278

    3.7 Good 64 reviews

    “I consider this store a staple to Red Bud simply because there isn't much selection in town to purchase these items. An upgrade to store would be beneficial as it is a high traffic store. The workers are always friendly and work quickly to keep the line moving. We appreciate the hard work!”

  3. 406 Liberty St, Evansville IL 62242

    4.9 Superb 59 reviews

    “Great little family owned grocery store in Evansville. Lots of fresh and frozen options in the meat department, and everyone is very friendly. They even make sandwiches for a very affordable price. I always try to shop small businesses first and support the local economy!”

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  5. 7541 IL-3, Evansville IL 62242

    4.3 Superb 49 reviews

    “Always a pleasant shopping experience although 40% of their goods come from China. Very friendly and helpful employees.?? So glad this store is in our small Evansville village. Much rather give to this retailer than the corporate monster WalMart! Especially the Sparta WalMart.?”

  6. 902 New Baldwin Road, New Athens IL 62264

    3.5 Good 59 reviews

    “Dollar general in new Athens stays open till 10 pm Monday through Sunday and prices on somethings are cheeper than Marissa Dg and top it off with closing an hour early all week . So the price difference is probably due to 7 less hours in Marissa.”

  7. 401 S Main St, Hecker IL 62248

    2.4 Poor 11 reviews

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