Grocery Stores in Bedford, IA

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  1. 1604 Bent St, Bedford IA 50833

    5 Superb 10 reviews

    “A smaller liquor store, but adequately stocked. There's a large walk-in cooler, refrigerated craft beers, and a little bit of everything for the wine drinkers. I was surprised with how organized this place was. Different reds. Fruit based. Local winery selections.. Hard liquor, etc. I was impressed with certain finds, such as Saracco moscato d'asti, which was my all-time favorite white (but pricier at $15 over the avg $13/bottle in Chicago), and ICE wine!!!! I asked the worker to help with some recommends, and the gentleman seemed very knowledgable. I'm sure this spot is stocked moreso to appeal to the local college-going group, but I think alcohol enjoyers, one and all, can appreciate. Extra bonus: drive-thru and free chill station to Instantly freshen up your beverage!! Takes 5 minutes for cold, 7 minutes for ice cold”

  2. 1700 Bent St, Bedford IA 50833

    4.6 Superb 48 reviews

    “Karen the Store Manager is the best! She knows almost everyone by name and by the day they are in her store, and she is always on top of what she has in stock or coming on truck! She is positive even when you can tell she is tired and ready for home! She is just an awesome manager by far and makes getting what you need quick, fun and awesomely friendly!”

  3. 1604 Bent St, Bedford IA 50833

    4.4 Superb 66 reviews

    “Great little store. Has all the stuff you need, solid hours, and a pretty darned good meat dept. Whenever we breeze into town to visit friends and family, we'll always stop in and stock up for the week's meals!”

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