Grocery Stores in Wabash, IN

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  1. 25 Dimension Avenue, Wabash IN 46992

    3.4 Good 68 reviews

    “I wish i knew his name but taller dark hair thin man, may be a manager ,was fabulous! He always is nice and helpful and super friendly. This store is really coming along and looks great!”

  2. 1309 Cass Street, Wabash IN 46992

    3 Average 67 reviews

    “Great place to shop & get great deals on all kinds of different stuff the store is always very clean with very friendly people 2 help u find what ur looking 4”

  3. 1309 Cass St, Wabash IN 46992

    2.5 Average 21 reviews

    “My experiences with Kroger have generally been satisfactory. However, I have encountered numerous issues with their application, particularly concerning inaccuracies related to stock status, where items are incorrectly indicated as out of stock or available. I greatly appreciate the variety of deals and coupons available, whether received via mail through advertisements or accessed through the digital coupons on the app. The primary concern I have pertains to their checkout procedures. The self-checkout stations are notably problematic; they utilise outdated, slow machines that fail to efficiently process scanning. Additionally, the bagging stations designed for self-checkout are excessively small, further hindering the checkout process.”

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  5. 1156 Cass Street, Wabash IN 46992

    1.9 Poor 71 reviews

    “Didn't know it was back there then one day I seen the sign along the road and I went back there plenty of parking nice clean store no problems at all. Definitely handicap accessible”

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