Grocery Stores in Algona, IA

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  1. 1905 US-18, Algona IA 50511

    4.6 Superb 70 reviews

    “The staff is friendly. They seem to be pretty well trained Jerry. She seemed to be in charge of her. She was awesome. She worked with me on some 7-Up zero that wasn’t on the shelf. She sent someone out back and they got me four packs of it. awesome so appreciate it. This is nice and clean. The meat market is pretty good. A little philly grillers 3/10 bucks. We get 2 and they make a very nice meal for the 2 of us.”

  2. 1500 US-169, Algona IA 50511

    4.7 Superb 18 reviews

  3. 414 US-18, Algona IA 50511

    4.1 Good 58 reviews

    “It is getting better. Not one of the cleanest ones i have been in. Need to get better management the workers are not very friendly. Just feel unwelcome st this store.”

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  5. 1500 US-169, Algona IA 50511

    4 Good 156 reviews

    “Got to love that smile in every aisle. Even shopping at this store, nearly 3 hours away from home, and being the outsider, people and staff were friendly, dare I say possibly more so than here at the homfront. The atmosphere in the store was busy busy busy in a great way. The store was clean, shelves were stocked, loads of smiles, how you do's, have a good one...when I go that way again I'll certainly shop here.”

  6. 1500 US-169, Algona IA 50511

    3.3 Good 13 reviews

  7. 1500 North 1602 Highway U.S Suite 169, Algona IA 50511

    2.8 Average 21 reviews

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