Supermarkets in Lafayette, IN

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  1. 3100 Cincinnati St, Lafayette IN 47904

    4.6 Superb 102 reviews

    “1/7/23- It's been a while since my last visit, because my wife shops here every Sunday.We order the carnitas, menudo, and chicharones to name a few.Today Roberto was on duty at the meat counter. He's new, but quick to help. I saw a few old timers.The cashier is the same as from years ago. She is bilingual and very friendly.They have a lot of merchandise from all over to take care of your Mexican, y Latino needs. Great experience!Ya Sabes!”

  2. 957 Sagamore Pkwy S, Lafayette IN 47905

    4.3 Superb 191 reviews

    “Its a grocery. It isn't fancy or frilly. It has a good selection of items. The cheese selection is great. I like the quality of produce. I have tried many of the store brand products and been pleased. You do need to bring your own bags or boxes or purchase them there. It also costs a quarter for a cart but you get it back when you return it. Bonus no carts in the parking lot Topanga into the car.”

  3. 4901 IN-26, Lafayette IN 47905

    3.8 Good 304 reviews

    “I REALLY appreciate this store, ONE stop shopping, and the store is always clean and well organized. Not to mention that the service is VERY friendly and helpful! And I LOVE there healthy foods selection and decent pricing! I ALWAYS have a good experience coming here, and will continue to come back!”

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