Grocery Stores in Rock Falls, IL

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  1. 905 E 11th St, Rock Falls IL 61071

    5 Superb 13 reviews

  2. 928 1st Ave, Rock Falls IL 61071

    4.1 Good 117 reviews

    “A good place to shop when you want to pick up groceries without spending a fortune. The store is easy to get around, has a good selection of everyday basics, and you can find some really good values throughout the store. It’s especially convenient when you just need to grab a few things and don’t want to deal with a huge grocery store. A solid option for grocery shopping in Rock Falls.”

  3. 1901 1st Ave, Rock Falls IL 61071

    3 Average 11 reviews

    “Frank and the staff are very friendly And Frank went out his way to help my daughter to be able to have her Rx on a timely matter do to the high demands of this Rx. Thank you Frank & staff. Keep up the good work. S. Schroeder & A. Nelson”

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  5. 1000 1st Avenue, Rock Falls IL 61071

    2.9 Average 63 reviews

    “Good products and a cashier named Cindy Olson is very helpful I am disabled and if need help she's always willing to help me That is why I go there for most of my needs. Friendly employees and prices makes a big difference in my experience of store I go too”

  6. 1901 1st Ave, Rock Falls IL 61071

    3.6 Good 176 reviews

    “This Walmart is a convenient place to stop for just about anything you need. The store has a good selection, prices are reasonable, and I can usually find what I’m looking for without much trouble. The store was clean and organized during my visit, and checkout went smoothly. Overall, a solid Walmart location and a convenient option for shopping in the Rock Falls area.”

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