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  1. ALDI - 551 North Line Street

    551 North Line Street, Columbia City IN 46725

    4.7 Superb 109 reviews

    “As always, good prices and great food. I bought their shrimp skewers and cooked them on the grill. Easy to make and were delicious. I have also bought their chicken skewers and loved them, too.”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 402 West Plaza Drive

    402 West Plaza Drive, Columbia City IN 46725

    3.6 Good 220 reviews

    “I was in the Columbia City store the other day and needed help to my car. A young gentleman with bleached blonde hair and 2 earrings helped me by loading my heavy purchase into the trunk of my car. He was such a help and refused to take a tip. Want to make sure his supervisor knows. Thank you”

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  3. Kroger - 621 Countryside Dr

    621 Countryside Dr, Columbia City IN 46725

    3.2 Average 107 reviews

    “I had our staff and board Christmas party tonight. I called on Kroger Columbia city Decatur this event. Their chicken was outstanding. People kept asking where I’ve gotten it. They also did a great job with the veggie trays and the antipasto. Everything was prepared to order and on time.”

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  5. Dollar General - 527 North Line Street

    527 North Line Street, Columbia City IN 46725

    2.3 Poor 72 reviews

    “One of my favorite weekly stores. Shelves are stocked, employees are always helpful, friendly, patient & work hard. During this pandemic times, A Huge Thanks”

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