Grocery Stores in Saint John, IN

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  1. 11333 West 95th Avenue, Saint John IN 46373

    4.8 Superb 194 reviews

    “Welch's has been the same great meat (and other groceries) store for the last 15 years that I have been going there. I travel to buy at this store because of the quality and prices. I keep coming back as often as possible because of the great service. On the weekend there is always a line, sometimes a long line of customers. It is not a worry because this place has plenty of people behind the meat counter, deli, and register to take care of these lines in record time. If you want to experience an old fashioned meat store, this is the one! Thank you taking care of your customers the way that you do! 1 last note; the employees are efficient and friendly.”

  2. 9921 Earl Drive, Saint John IN 46373

    4.3 Superb 133 reviews

    “Great choices of food, vegetables, fruits, nuts, dairy, eggs, meat, etc. Great staff and administration. I do highly recommend this to both residents and visotors.”

  3. 9825 Wicker Ave, St John IN 46373

    3.8 Good 160 reviews

    “A consistently excellent grocery store experience. The store is always clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate, which makes shopping efficient and stress-free. The selection is impressive—fresh produce, high-quality meats, and a wide variety of everyday essentials all in one place. What truly stands out is the staff: friendly, professional, and always willing to help. Checkout is quick, shelves are well-stocked, and everything feels thoughtfully managed. It’s clear they take pride in both quality and customer service. A reliable, pleasant place to shop—highly recommended.”

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