Grocery Stores near Forest City, IA

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  1. 315 US-69, Forest City IA 50436

    4 Good 86 reviews

    “I had ordered a brunch for two to be delivered to my mom for Mother's Day. Unfortunately a couple of the items were missing, but when Merlin was made aware him and the team at Forest City not only corrected the error and delivered the missing items, but they did so with an unexpected immediacy and then went above and beyond with a heartfelt note and extra sweetness. I will definitely use their delivery service again!”

  2. 111 N 4th St, Forest City IA 50436

    2.4 Poor 62 reviews

    “Could be better but is pretty good. One of the guys who works there is very friendly and gave out candy on Valentine’s Day and is always very helpful! The things I need are usually in stock, except for Arizona tea , it’s just a bit disorganized. Some cashiers are kind of slow or rude but there seems to be new employees all the time.”

  3. 11717 IA-9, Thompson IA 50478

    3.7 Good 43 reviews

    “Otherwise known as Hometown Market (HTM). This place is a blessing to have considering the small population of our town. The East side of the building would be the gas/convenience store. Their are 6 pumps, 2 of 6 are dedicated diesel pumps. With a debit or credit card you can get fuel 24/7. The convenience store has flavorful fresh brewed coffee or instant cappuccino. Lots of beverages to choose from. They also have beer and wine . Their is also a kitchen that servers up different sandwiches and sides, premade or fresh to order. They offer handmade pizza, and broaster chicken.The West side of the building has the small grocery store. They offer fresh fruit and veggies, dairy products, canned and baked goods, cereal, juices, frozen foods of all kinds, ice cream products, chips soda, bread, paper products, laundry products, cleaning products. It's a small grocery store. They are open 7 days a week as well.”

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