Grocery Stores in Kalona, IA

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  1. 2254 540th St SW, Kalona IA 52247

    4.8 Superb 155 reviews

    “Cash or check only. Quality food ingredients at reasonable prices. Need quality flour that's not over processed, get it here. Need a 50 bag of flour, they got that too.”

  2. 2298 540th St SW, Kalona IA 52247

    4.6 Superb 78 reviews

    “Has all kinds of discounted grocery items. Some expired, some dented, some fresh. Every time there's something different there. Very friendly Amish service.”

  3. 5564 Sharon Center Rd SW, Kalona IA 52247

    4.9 Superb 9 reviews

    “Nice Amish shop with frozen food, clothing and some home goods.Owned by Mr and Mrs Yoder, really nice folks.As long as the generator is running, they can process credit and debit.”

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  5. 1035 Orange Ave, Kalona IA 52247

    4.4 Superb 29 reviews

    “Great deals on eggs, honey and veggies that are in season(in and out). The lines are too long for me to wait on meat. But we can’t wait to order a whole cow.”

  6. 121 5th St, Kalona IA 52247

    4.2 Good 52 reviews

    “We enjoyed a quick trip to the store one afternoon during some downtime with baseball. We had been here before and the cafe was not open, but this time it was! We all got sandwiches and sides- everything was delicious!!! After our meal we walked around the store and got some candy. There is a wide selection of things to look at and purchase. However, check the labels if you are looking for made in Iowa products, due to there being many things that are only USA made. We will be back and enjoy our selves every time we come to visit.”

  7. 122 E Ave, Kalona IA 52247

    4.2 Good 68 reviews

    “This isn’t your big-box grocery store — and that’s exactly why I love it. You won’t find ten brands of the same product lining the shelves, but you will find almost everything you need, and you’ll be supporting a place that genuinely gives back to the people who live here. What this store might lack in flashy signage or massive selection, it more than makes up for in heart. You’ll see familiar faces behind the counter, employees who remember your name, and owners who reinvest in local schools, sports teams, fundraisers, and families in need. They’re not just running a business — they’re a life source for the town! Every dollar spent here feels like a vote for the kind of community I want to live in: one where people care, show up, and support each other. If you're tired of supporting faceless corporations and want to make a difference just by buying your groceries, shop here. It matters.”

  8. 110 West H Avenue, Kalona IA 52247

    3.9 Good 51 reviews

    “I would just like to say that Charles checked me out and I didn’t get everything I was looking for and he left the register to go help me find it. He is the absolute bomb and save the day kudos to a great employee”

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