Grocery Stores near Jewell, IA

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  1. 607 King St, Jewell IA 50130

    4.8 Superb 62 reviews

    “Well stocked!! Wonderful variety?. Love the Gator Eggs, Pickled Beets, Corn Relish WOW!! How about some Canned Beef? That fresh cut Ribeye, Pork Loin would be sooo good on my smoker!! Prices easy on the billfold!!! Friendly folks ❤️ A MUST TO SHOP!!”

  2. 11563 US-69, Story City IA 50248

    5 Superb 115 reviews

    “We absolutely LOVE this place! We drive up from Ames, about 15 minutes or so at least once a week if not more. Very wide variety and all locally produced! Everything is so fresh and tastes so amazing it keeps us coming back every year for the season. We have actually stopped shopping at grocery stores in town for our produce and come to Slim's. They also have a small selection of meats, cheeses and milks and the milk is amazing and also from a local farm in Iowa. We also stopped buying A&E and started buying Picket Fence Creamery milk. 1,000% recommend the change! Support local, help your local farmers and eat amazing food at the same time! We will continue going until we can't anymore. I will recommend this place to everyone who asks for a new place to check out!”

  3. 1550 Broad St, Story City IA 50248

    4.5 Superb 11 reviews

    “Nice small store with all the essentials plus. Ya may not have multiple brands as shelf space is premium and limited. Parking aplenty, friendly helpful employees. This store opened the week we moved to Story city and cant compare to previous options that were in the past available locally. So glad the company has made the commitment.”

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