Grocery Stores near Melcher-Dallas, IA

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  1. 114 Northeast Main Street, Melcher-Dallas IA 50163

    4.3 Superb 26 reviews

    “I moved from Melcher and was back to visit around the holidays 2021 Thanksgiving.Just want to say Sara and coworkers take real good care in their store. Everything is so neat and in order. Even the discount aisle was so clear to see all the discounts available.So Sara keep up the good work cuz I say again,This is the best Dollar General so neat and tidy! I've have seen many many Dollar Generals. Cause I traveled in an RV across the United States.”

  2. 1308 South Lincoln Street, Knoxville IA 50138

    4.6 Superb 90 reviews

    “They have Online Shopping perfected! Easy to make an account, shop AND edit the order when items are out of stock! They were quick and courteous loading my perfect order into my vehicle! Nice work Knoxville Fareway! ??”

  3. 54359 IA-14, Williamson IA 50272

    4.7 Superb 50 reviews

    “We love to stop in and support the Amish store. They are always very friendly and always have products that we can’t find at the regular stores. Not to mention, you can’t beat the prices! Bring your cash or check because they don’t take cards.”

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  5. 809 West Rock Island Street Ste 1, Knoxville IA 50138

    4.6 Superb 16 reviews

    “I found Apothic Brew here finally, so it was a win for me. The selection is good and I was quite happy. My questions were answered and the service was friendly and helpful.”

  6. 809 W Rock Island St, Knoxville IA 50138

    4 Good 129 reviews

    “This is a smaller older Hy-Vee grocery store. It has most of the regular amenities that most grocery stores have. Like so many grocery stores today, it has almost as many.If not more self checks than regular checkouts.”

  7. 1420 North Lincoln Street, Knoxville IA 50138

    3.8 Good 43 reviews

    “Dollar General is always an interesting and useful place. You go to buy something and find 5 more things you needed or just decide to buy. The people are always friendly and helpful.”

  8. 814 W Bell Ave, Knoxville IA 50138

    2.8 Average 6 reviews

  9. 814 W Bell Ave, Knoxville IA 50138

    2.4 Poor 5 reviews

  10. 814 West Bell Avenue, Knoxville IA 50138

    3.7 Good 186 reviews

    “Clean store, favorite store to shop for clothes, dog food and beverages. Only problem is the entrance on pavement by the gas station. There is a dip on pavement and that issue hurts the condition of our vehicles.”

  11. 809 West Rock Island Street, Knoxville IA 50138

    3 Average 14 reviews

    “I had several issues with my two insurance companies. My prescription claims were getting denied and I was not getting the full insurance benefits I had been paying for. After multiple phone calls to both insurance companies, in which I would get conflicting information I was beyond frustrated. It was determined I had paid $1,000 out of pocket that should have been covered by insurance, and that money was not going towards my deductible either. I explained this to pharmacist, Eric Peterson, and he said he would see what he could do. After hearing this same thing from the insurance companies, I wasn’t holding my breath. To my surprise, Eric contacted me a week later to let me know he was able to go back six months to the start of the year, and he processed all my originally denied claims. He was able to recoup the $1,000 for me. After getting the runaround from so many people involved in this issue, Eric’s assistance was a surprise and helped to restore my faith that some people actually do what they say. Eric is definitely an asset to Hy-vee Pharmacy.”

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