Grocery Stores near Laurel, IN

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  1. 340 Toner St, Laurel IN 47024

    4.7 Superb 20 reviews

    “When it was owned by paveys it was 4star service and larry cared about the people but not too say the same about the new owners. I can describe them with two words.,..two faced. Hey I'm just sayin from experience not gossip”

  2. 27093 US-52, Laurel IN 47024

    4.4 Superb 40 reviews

    “The gas prices were reasonable for the rural area, the store was clean and had a wide selection to choose from. The two ladies behind the register were genuinely friendly. Everything was clean, including the pump area and the bathroom.”

  3. 19108 US-52, Metamora IN 47030

    4.5 Superb 42 reviews

    “This Lil home town gas station/ convenience store has every thing u need food cold food clothes candy u n baby it. All the staff r very nice n friendly. Very clean store. Wish more stores were like paveys”

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  5. 315 State St, Glenwood IN 46133

    4.1 Good 45 reviews

    “Great to have a location in such a rural area. And, they're usually stocked up pretty well, sometimes with merchandise you can't always find at other locations too. Overall, much needed & much more appreciated.”

  6. 224 N Central Ave, Connersville IN 47331

    3.8 Good 78 reviews

    “Well I love the $5 coupon on Saturdays that's my bottle of bleach. Plus I get some of my other favorite things there for the house and it's it's great place don't stink it's not dirty. The work is as far as the cashiers and so on are always curious to you and that's a good thing.”

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