Grocery Stores near French Lick, IN

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  1. 8401 IN-56, French Lick IN 47432

    2.7 Average 73 reviews

    “I've been a lot of Dollar Generals. This one is very fully stocked. In fact, it's kind of hard to get down some of the aisles! The workers are super nice and very helpful if you can't find something.I will go back when I'm in the area.”

  2. 10191 IN-56, Dubois IN 47527

    4.9 Superb 69 reviews

    “My favorite place to buy lunchmeat and cheese. It is always fresh ! Lori and Tony have done great things with the store . I love the variety ! They have everything from fishing and hunting gear to some of the best ice cream around. Check it out , you won't be disappointed.”

  3. 1004 W Main St, Paoli IN 47454

    4.8 Superb 63 reviews

    “This is as good a Dollar General as any of them and probably better than a lot of them. It’s a Dollar General - we got what we wanted and the service was fast and friendly.”

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  5. 8276 IN-56, West Baden Springs IN 47469

    3.5 Good 60 reviews

    “The Jay C in West Baden is one of those small-town grocery stores that makes life easier for both locals and visitors. It’s clean, well-stocked, and surprisingly convenient if you’re staying at the resorts or just passing through town. You’ll find everything from fresh produce and bakery items to snacks, drinks, and essentials you might have forgotten to pack. The staff is always friendly and helpful, which adds to that small-town Hoosier hospitality vibe. Whether you’re doing a weekly shop, grabbing last-minute items for a vacation rental, or just stopping in for road-trip supplies, Jay C is reliable, welcoming, and right where you need it.”

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