Grocery Stores near De Soto, IA

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  1. 1003 Guthrie St, De Soto IA 50069

    4.5 Superb 68 reviews

    “Dollar General Desoto Iowa Exterior is in good condition but is in need of some power washing. Plenty of parking and handicap parking. Plenty of stock on the shelves. Some areas seemed overwhelmed and disorganized. Staff was friendly and helpful.”

  2. 145 N Chestnut Ave, Earlham IA 50072

    4.7 Superb 50 reviews

    “Very nice people and an awesome meat department to boot. The man knows how to make jerky and beef sticks and pork sticks. Bunch of different flavors haven't been disappointed by any of them. The snake bite is very hot but it's flavorful. If you get a chance to have their breakfast burritos they're awesome. Great job all of you”

  3. 804 Nile Kinnick Dr S, Adel IA 50003

    4.3 Superb 79 reviews

    “Wow! Moved to Adel in 2021 and this Fareway was alright, pretty basic. I know they were doing a remodel but didn't think much of it. Got in my routine of going to Costco, then Aldi in waukee and just going to that Fareway since it's right there (hy-vee always a last resort - I have my reasons). Today didn't need much today, not an excuse to drive all the way to West Des Moines so I was like I'll just swing in and I was impressed! Nice variety of items, looks incredible and staff was super friendly and helpful! Definitely adding this place to my errands route now!”

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  5. 200 SE Laurel St, Waukee IA 50263

    4.3 Superb 97 reviews

    “The Staff in Waukee are absolutely the best. I use the drive up service and all of them are so fast, so helpful it’s so enjoyable going there. I accidentally ht one star after a pick-up and wanted to be sure to let everyone know they will take great care of all your grocery needs.”

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