Grocery Stores in Newburgh, IN

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  1. 7844 IN-66, Newburgh IN 47630

    4.5 Superb 74 reviews

    “I wanted to recognize Jarrica for her excellent customer service. I shop at Ruler Foods in Newburgh multiple times a week, and her level of care truly stood out compared to my usual experiences. She greeted me with a positive attitude, reminded me to grab a bag, and even took the time to bag my items and place them neatly in my cart. This extra attention to detail is not something I typically see, and it made a big difference. Her kindness and effort genuinely lifted my mood, and I wanted to make sure her hard work is recognized.”

  2. 8301 Bell Oaks Drive, Newburgh IN 47630

    4.1 Good 195 reviews

    “It is a good market. I just don’t like the smell in the fish area. Sounds like something is rotten, and it happens every visit. But in general I like the fresh fruits and vegetables and the meat is great for bbq.”

  3. 4944 Old State Rte 261, Newburgh IN 47630

    3.4 Good 50 reviews

    “Wow, this place is great. Fully stocked, clean, no boxes blocking walkways & a full grocery. They even had live house plants.If every dollar general experience was this amazing, I’d shop at them more.”

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  5. 10588 IN-662 West, Newburgh IN 47630

    3.4 Good 82 reviews

    “Our car broke down on the way out and Lindsey personally GOT MY CAR UP AND RUNNING WITH HER OWN TWO HANDS WHILE STILL RUNNING THE STORE. Can’t say there’s any better customer service than that. I love this location despite them being short staffed because the staff that does come in are SPECTACULAR. The dedication she had to help a stranger in need is not easy to come by, give this girl a raise promotion something !!!”

  6. 8599 High Pointe Drive, Newburgh IN 47630

    3.5 Good 241 reviews

    “Ive never left a review for a Walmart in my life. BUT an associate named Crystal deserves it. I was there earlier with my teenage son and my toddler son. My toddler was definitely timing out so I headed for the register and was greeted with a SMILE - I cant tell you how long it’s been since a Walmart employee did that alone. She could also tell I had my hands FULL and before I even got all the way to her register she had seen we had items under our cart. She was around the corner of her register ready to go ahead and scan them while I unloaded our cart onto the belt. She was SO SO patient and kind the entire time, even when I noticed my son grabbed the $6 gallons of milk rather than the Walmart brand (sorry but with three boys - we cannot afford that!). She intentionally took her time (no line behind us) scanning our items while my son ran to grab the great value brands. I just so appreciate her kindness and customer service in general but certainly in that moment. Thank you Crystal.”

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