Grocery Stores in Rockville, IN

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  1. 5177 Co Rd 100N, Rockville IN 47872

    4.9 Superb 79 reviews

    “Best place for organic anything. Their bread is amazing, their dry goods are always stocked, and the owner Israel is very welcoming. We drive from over an hour to shop here so we can support a local grocer and farm.”

  2. 6987 US-36, Rockville IN 47872

    4.8 Superb 82 reviews

    “A bustling country grocery store with supplies like yogurt culture for serious homemakers and homesteaders and delightful surprises like homemade butter and raw milk for those just passing through on the way to the lake. Gorgeous fresh produce, lunch meats, homemade bread and bulk commodities like spices and pantry staples. I now have enough bay leaves to get me through the end of my life. Bring cash or checks. They don't take plastic. I'll definitely stop by again. The butter is amazing.”

  3. 2083 Raccoon Parkway, Rockville IN 47872

    4.6 Superb 21 reviews

    • Today 9AM – 3PM

    “No matter how hard I try, we always forget something. No matter what it is we can likely find it there. And it makes a great 'pop n 4 ice cream' 4 Anthony after a really hot day on the boat or at the beach.”

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  5. 1250 N Lincoln Rd, Rockville IN 47872

    4.1 Good 127 reviews

    “Some neat things I've not seen, but a bit pricer than I'm used to for a grocery store. I'd swing by if in the area, but wouldn't go out of my way.”

  6. 504 E Anderson St, Rockville IN 47872

    3.2 Average 57 reviews

    “This little DG is super busy! AlwAys they get wiped out of merchandise. the workers are friendly but checking out can be frustrating, they work hard for little pay so my hats off to them. I wish they would of built a larger store Tho.”

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