Grocery Stores in Spencer, IN

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  1. 459 W Morgan St, Spencer IN 47460

    4.3 Superb 192 reviews

    “24hr and it's set up like an IGA and Kroger mix. Reasonable prices. Nice little gem in the middle of a small town. Has all your grocerie needs and some hard to find stuff as well”

  2. 42 Bob Babbs Rd, Spencer IN 47460

    4.2 Good 101 reviews

    “Save a lot has a lot stuff in there, which I have to say they have really good produce, and the best overall there which I thought which was everybody was so nice there on me going back there I would really go back there because of all the good prices”

  3. 2799 S Cataract Rd, Spencer IN 47460

    4.2 Good 46 reviews

    “It was fun browsing the antiques and other kitchy items that they have on the shelves. I didn't get anything to drink, but they did have sodas. The bad news is that they confirmed their intention to sell everything and then sell the store. It sounded like she was just tired and didn't want to do it anymore. The pictures I posted are from across the street at the Gathering of the People's Pow-wow. That was fun for sure! Met lots of nice people. From talking to the people at the general store, they intend to try to sell the store to a buyer who will continue the agreement with the tribes and keep the annual pow wow going. Godspeed man!”

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  5. 3401 IN-46, Spencer IN 47460

    3.5 Good 27 reviews

    “I visit this store quite often since I live close by and it’s always clean and stocked! The employees are friendly and do a good job making people feel welcome”

  6. 293 IN-46, Spencer IN 47460

    3.7 Good 79 reviews

    “I had the absolute best customer experience of my life at this Dollar general all thianks to Ashley she was hands down amazing and the most helpful person I've ever encountered she went completely out of her way to show me over the entire store she also made sure that I found exactly what I needed Spencer is lucky to have her give this girl a raise thank you Ashley...”

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