Grocery Stores near Dunlap, IA

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  1. 812 Iowa Ave, Dunlap IA 51529

    4.5 Superb 36 reviews

    “The produce here is perfect! Fresh and the prices are very reasonable! I was surprised to see the wide array of fresh fruit available and so easy on the pocket book! I make this a bi weekly run to get all my vitamins and nutrients, Dr orders! They met my needs and the employees are so friendly and helpful too! Great place to get all your groceries.”

  2. 3610 US-30, Dunlap IA 51529

    4.3 Superb 19 reviews

  3. 3161 US-30, Woodbine IA 51579

    3.1 Average 57 reviews

    “I’ve been yelled at for being in there too close to closing. I was told by an employee that they close at 8:55 pm and the doors are locked at that time. The Dollar General in Dunlap doesn’t do that. I’ve never been reminded of the time and I’ve never been pressured to get out. I go there more often lately.”

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  5. 62 5th St, Woodbine IA 51579

    2.9 Average 47 reviews

    “I’m so glad the store is back open. I love the new layout. Everything is fresh and crisp. I love that the fruit and vegetables are now at the front of the store. Everything is beautiful. It was worth the wait”

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