Supermarkets in Richmond, IN

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  1. 4401 National Road East Ste 1, Richmond IN 47374

    4.7 Superb 133 reviews

    “Always have what I need , My grandsons will only eat ALDI chicken fries, I usually buy least 20 bags for the month, as some go to their school, Wed 5/20)2026 Sat Aug 1st 2026 Gone after pretzels, tomatoes, Very good selection Love the staff”

  2. 1201 South 13th Street, Richmond IN 47374

    4.2 Good 25 reviews

    “Well I got to meet the owner of the corner store I expressed how I was not pleased with the young man that works up there and after learning some details I would like to take back my previous experience and comments but they really should work with him meaning the young cashier about friendliness.Other than that I will still continue to go to the corner store I will still continue to give them my money and I'm sure they will continue to satisfy every customer needs they are a pillar in this community.I don't know all the names but the four employees and owner are 100% without a doubt great to their customers.I'm Marc Williams and they are lucky I'm still not employed with my previous employer because I would steal these cashiers to come work for us.Happy Fourth of July today is our independence day, 7/4/22.”

  3. 2507 Chester Boulevard, Richmond IN 47374

    4.1 Good 228 reviews

    “Great selection of cat food. Awesome book and magazine sections. Best I've found in Richmond. Love the plant section. Huge variety; healthy. Do wish they still offered a wide selection of DVDs and blurays.”

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