Grocery Stores in Marion, IN

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  1. 825 E 30th St, Marion IN 46953

    4.7 Superb 200 reviews

    “This smaller grocery store is CRAMMED with most everything you’d need. But it EXCELS with fresh fried chicken, nice deli, but they blow every other meat department out of the water! It’s not the cheapest cuts but you can be sure the meat you buy here is the best around. Just got 1 1/2” custom cut boneless ribeyes. Cooked them medium rare. And no kidding….cut them with a fork! Super friendly folks throughout the store too. Give it a try and you’ll know where your next great culinary creation will begin.”

  2. 2007 South Western Avenue, Marion IN 46953

    4.5 Superb 167 reviews

    “Excellent no frills grocery store for most things, but you do you need to check the quality of the produce before you buy it. Excellent checkout procedures...very fast. Bring your own bags, unless you don't mind purchasing the ones that they have there.”

  3. 1129 N Baldwin Ave, Marion IN 46952

    4.5 Superb 106 reviews

    “Excellent alternative to Aldi's Super nice employees Great prices on almost everything! Can use empty boxes or buy bags at store 25 cent carts often are passed from customer to customer here, but always have a quarter on you!”

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  5. 1048 N Baldwin Ave, Marion IN 46952

    4.4 Superb 52 reviews

    “This is a fantastic little shop. The owners and staff are extremely kind and helpful. They have a good selection of delicious ice cream and other treats. Can't wait to go back and try more things!”

  6. 3820 South Western Avenue, Marion IN 46953

    4 Good 223 reviews

    “Meijer has berries- blueberries - strawberry ? for 1.00 bunch ( so nice- so good) They don't take health card of u- insurance - sure would be nice If they would start let people on Medicare use insurance food cards”

  7. 1013 Forest Ave, Marion IN 46952

    4 Good 160 reviews

    “This store has most of your everyday items and good sales. We like the quality of the meats and buy when it is on sale. Overall, many of the stores items are a little more costly than other stores. Some of the employees are not very pleasant. Gluten-free items are not clearly marked.”

  8. 1422 East 38th Street, Marion IN 46953

    4.2 Good 8 reviews

    “Very pleasant cashier and quick service!!! Prices could be a little lower BUT I can't blame the Company, I'll just BLAME the Man in Charge!!!! As of now!!!! Lol ?!!!”

  9. 1105 East 38Th Street, South Houck Street, Marion IN 46953

    3.6 Good 34 reviews

    “I wanted to try this new place and boy I am Happy I did very nice people great price and the town actually pay their respects to our Hero's I don't see that much but the Ice Cream was great will recommend to friends”

  10. 3240 South Western Avenue, Marion IN 46953

    1.9 Poor 7 reviews

  11. 1104 North Baldwin Avenue, Marion IN 46952

    3.6 Good 99 reviews

    “They were fine & the place was clean, & fairlyorganised. Unfortunately as usual EVERYWHERE anymore. They will not hire more people because they day they can't afford it :/ what a world anymorw”

  12. 1011 S Baldwin Ave, Marion IN 46953

    3.4 Good 73 reviews

    “I absolutely LOVE the new management that they have at this particular store. From the very moment I walked in they made me feel like I was a valued customer and extremely welcomed! Keep up the great work and amazing customer service!!!”

  13. 3240 South Western Avenue, Marion IN 46953

    3.1 Average 252 reviews

    “Other than the parking lot, I love this place. It definitely has some of the best pricing in town. The ability to do an order online for pickup or delivery is so helpful! Many Great Value products are great, and sometimes preferred over name brands.”

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