Grocery Stores near Francesville, IN

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  1. 105 US-421, Francesville IN 47946

    3.9 Good 32 reviews

  2. 10498 N US-421, Monon IN 47959

    4.8 Superb 43 reviews

    “My dad gifted me with a freezer and beef to fill it from Holy Cow a couple years ago, and we just picked up another 1/4 cow’s worth of freezer beef. I am so thankful we had the opportunity to attend a harvest fest and meet the family who runs this farm when we picked up our order. We drove around 90 minutes for pick-up, and it was absolutely worth it. This family seems kind and open, and my daughters had a blast learning about how this farm operates. Thank you for what you do, and we will be back!!”

  3. 102 E 4th St, Monon IN 47959

    3.7 Good 30 reviews

    “I love the food here. Yummm!! We had Steak burrito meals, and my husband also got 3 steak tacos. The food is made fresh to order , so delicious! We order from Nancy's once or twice a month.”

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  5. 6030 IN-16, Buffalo IN 47925

    3.8 Good 43 reviews

    “Really nice girl running the register there tonight she's always really friendly and helpful. Alex the male manager that works there is always a problem, he is verbal abuseive to female customers, very condescending. Makes me wonder if that is why there is such a quick turnover of the nice ladies that have worked there. Any bad reviews on this site has to do with him mostly, I will be reporting him for the way he treated me last night Dollar General needs to get rid of him”

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