Grocery Stores in Yorkville, IL

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  1. 1610 North Bridge Street, Yorkville IL 60560

    4.5 Superb 148 reviews

    “Did my second pick-up order and again I’m amazed at how kind and helpful the lady is who brings out the groceries. And the whole order was 100% correct and packed up thoughtfully. IMO this is the best time-saver in town.”

  2. 234 East Veterans Parkway, Yorkville IL 60560

    3.6 Good 175 reviews

    “Did you know Jewel deli has a sandwich maker? They do and they will make you one sandwich or a sandwich party platter. Great for graduation parties, Sunday funday and all those summer parties. Stop by or call for pricing. Thank you.”

  3. 234 East Veterans Parkway, Yorkville IL 60560

    3.2 Average 34 reviews

    “If we were to talk about the floral option, there is quite the variety for a good price. As a florist of 5 years, working in the heart of Chicago to working in South Carolina. I am pleased to say, that as someone who wouldn't be knowledgeable about floral whole sale, would be getting a good deal. And for 15$ for 3 bundles you could potentially create a wonderful bouquet. However, I feel even doing 2 sets for 15$, being 6 bundles of flowers, would even show your expertise and skills. I would recommend to visit this jewels as it has a good variety of flowers unlike the other local ones. Thank you.”

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  5. 1652 Beecher Rd, Yorkville IL 60560

    3.4 Good 94 reviews

    “The Yorkville Target is always clean & organized. Between the friendly staff and quick cashiers, it’s the best place to grocery shop around here. Prices are higher than Aldi but about the same as Jewel but with more brands and selection.”

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