Grocery Stores in Auburn, IN

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  1. 207 Touring Drive, Auburn IN 46706

    4.3 Superb 126 reviews

    “First visit. Lots of choices, some not available elsewhere. Know your prices-some higher like lettuce and others lower such as salad dressing. Wet Cat food great price. Unusual items available. Will be back to further explore items for sale. Staff helpful.”

  2. Auburn IN 46706

    4.7 Superb 34 reviews

    “This Farmers Market opens on Sundays from 10am. to 3pm.. It was my first visit to the market. I was able to acquire fresh produce for my meal preparation at home. There were also butchers and a fish monger, which I did not purchase from. It's a great place to grab a quick bite to eat as it has several vendors. I made purchases to support several business, cake, popcorn, savory pies, tea. All vendors were friendly and welcoming. All in all a good shopping experience!”

  3. 1005 West Seventh Street, Auburn IN 46706

    3.4 Good 128 reviews

    “I like going here because I know of the guy that manages the story he's a really nice person and everyone that works there is nice I need to choose from for selections and it's clean well kept”

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  5. 505 Touring Drive, Auburn IN 46706

    3.2 Average 223 reviews

    “Kim is very nice and caring she needs a raise or employee of the month. The light was on at the register I was already there and then they turned it off the young short haired cashier didn't care or didn't believe me and I went to Kim and she opened a register for me. She is very empathetic and super kind she is amazing!”

  6. 433 West Seventh Street, Auburn IN 46706

    2.5 Average 81 reviews

    “By far, the cleanest Dollar General I've seen in a long time. Talked to the manager, and she takes pride in keeping her store well organized. She deserves a pay raise and shows other managers how it's supposed to look. By far the nicest person from Dollar General, I've met as well.”

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