Grocery Stores in De Motte, IN

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  1. 6721 W. State Road 10, DeMotte IN 46310

    4.7 Superb 48 reviews

    “Been coming here for about 4-5 years now. Always the best price of any places I’ve seen. The staff is always super friendly and helpful. My entire family loves coming out and picking a few pounds each every year. They also have plenty of other goods, like syrups, preserves, teas, coffees, soaps, etc… I cant even remember it all. Will definitely be back again this season and in the future years!!!”

  2. 5916 IN-10, De Motte IN 46310

    4.1 Good 127 reviews

    “Very large parking lot with plenty of parking. Also has wheelchair access parking. It is a money saving grocery store. Much like Aldi. But of course with different brands and different prices. All in all though it is a savings grocery store. Not very long lines or waiting in line.”

  3. 305 N Halleck St, De Motte IN 46310

    4.2 Good 46 reviews

    “Note- This location is closing daily at 7p CST until further notice. The Strack next door just started opening an hour earlier/closing an hour later daily. I don't believe this DG location will be around much longer. Never should have attached itself to a major grocery chain.”

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  5. 325 N Halleck St, De Motte IN 46310

    3.6 Good 147 reviews

    “A place to stop in a pinch. Good bakery. They carry Fresh Pet food for your furry members of your family. Get my Bai tea here. Got some stuffed cabbage at the deli today. Peppers and sausage at the deli today. Water dispenser was not working.No organic strawberries today.I asked the store to order Black Rifle Coffee.Grocery prices are still going up.Store was not crowded for the weekend before Easter.”

  6. 11802 IN-10, De Motte IN 46310

    2.3 Poor 70 reviews

    “The Manager & staff are very courteous! I realize there is merchandise on carts & blocking isles, but they do the best they can, because they are short staffed. The employees are paid minimum wage & they are expected to do everything, from waiting on customers, running the register, stocking shelves, & mopping the floors!!! Corporate is to blame for this, because they expect one person to do it all & they need to pay these people a lot more than they do! They should have to do the job they expect from their employees & at the same rate of pay!!! The employees at this store are very polite & work very hard. So, if you want to put the blame on anyone, then put the blame where it belongs...on CORPORATE!!! I give the manager & staff a 5 star & CORPORATE a gutter star!!!”

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