Grocery Stores in Brownsburg, IN

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  1. 1016 E Main St, Brownsburg IN 46112

    4.7 Superb 136 reviews

    “Found this lovely place while on my annual visit to my nephews farm , The cupcakes are to die for and I bought coffee beans that are great. Can't wait to visit again when I come up to Brownsburg.”

  2. 406 East Northfield Drive, Brownsburg IN 46112

    4.7 Superb 79 reviews

    “One of our main stops for groceries. The staff seems to do a good job most of the time keeping the store stocked and clean even with the high volume of customers.”

  3. 1660 South Green Street, Brownsburg IN 46112

    3.7 Good 11 reviews

    “Due to road construction, I hadn't passed along this area for awhile, but once the roundabout was opened, I learned that the new Dollar General was open. I decided to stop in and check it out. I'm not a frequent shopper at DG, but found it to be a nice store with many more options than I expected, including a nice variety of food and snacks. LaTisha helped me search for some items and I had an overall great experience. I plan to return on a more frequent basis. Thank you!”

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  5. 530 East Main Street, Brownsburg IN 46112

    3.4 Good 79 reviews

    “Store is often understaffed. Employees are kept busy receiving orders, stocking orders. Returning items to their proper locations after customers decide they don't want it and randomly discard them anywhere but where they got them (not all, but more than enough to create chaos in an already chaotic atmosphere.) Lacking full time cashiers, impatient customers consider it an affront to have to wait for an employee, to stop stocking shelves, or helping other customers, to get to the cash register. I hope this helps explain why there is sometimes no one at the register. Cleaning, stocking, restocking, helping customers and keeping the store presentable takes time So please be patient, someone is on their way. Thank you for your patronage.”

  6. 400 West Northfield Drive, Brownsburg IN 46112

    3.3 Good 287 reviews

    “better than other walmart locations, but still a walmart, some associates look miserable there, and some are rude . but most are friendly and helpful when asked about something.”

  7. 400 West Northfield Drive, Brownsburg IN 46112

    2.7 Average 7 reviews

    “Perspective is everything and even though this store has a low average rating, they came in clutch when I needed them. It was the day of my daughter's graduation open house and the bulk of my decorating hinged on helium balloons. I had purchased a helium tank from Michael's for $38.99 and it wasn't working. I pulled up to Walmart in a frenzy and was able to purchase the same tank (same amount of helium) WITH string and balloons included for $28.88! The one from Michael's cost more and came with nothing....it didn't even work!Did I mention that Tony the Tiger was in the parking lot doing a public appearance?! Had I not been running around like a chicken with my head cut off an hour before our party, I would've taken a photo with him. Believe what he said about Walmart.....They're great!”

  8. 975 N Green St, Brownsburg IN 46112

    3.2 Average 175 reviews

    “What an awesome Kroger! Stopped for a gas and restroom stop on our roadtrip and came across this gem. Fresh kettle corn woth a dozen flavors?!? Awesome! Clean, large selection of everything, and modern.”

  9. 400 West Northfield Drive, Brownsburg IN 46112

    1.7 Poor 21 reviews

    “Store is clean. Customer service has been great. I have been going to this Walmart for years. It is worth driving out of my way to pick up groceries. I recently reached out to management because my daughter was doing a Girl Scouts community service project at the humane society. They were very helpful and generous which allowed her troop to accomplish their project.”

  10. 400 W Northfield Dr, Brownsburg IN 46112

    1.5 Poor 20 reviews

    “Perspective is everything and even though this store has a low average rating, they came in clutch when I needed them. It was the day of my daughter's graduation open house and the bulk of my decorating hinged on helium balloons. I had purchased a helium tank from Michael's for $38.99 and it wasn't working. I pulled up to Walmart in a frenzy and was able to purchase the same tank (same amount of helium) WITH string and balloons included for $28.88! The one from Michael's cost more and came with nothing....it didn't even work! Did I mention that Tony the Tiger was in the parking lot doing a public appearance?! Had I not been running around like a chicken with my head cut off an hour before our party, I would've taken a photo with him. Believe what he said about Walmart.....They're great!”

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