Grocery Stores near New Sharon, IA

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  1. 114 E Market St, New Sharon IA 50207

    4.8 Superb 70 reviews

    “New Sharon is not a large town (and they like that fact), but East Market Deli is something that you'd expect to find in a larger town or city. I'd take the Pepsi Challenge for lunch from them over anything from HyVee. Its truly one of those little treasures in our local area. Great food, and the folks that run it are wonderful.”

  2. 1355 US-63, New Sharon IA 50207

    3.3 Good 20 reviews

    “The store is new to the town of New Sharon it is nice to have a convenient location to shop for many of the basic goods one can get from these stores. The staff is friendly and helpful when I am unable to find things they always take me right to them.”

  3. 201 S Front St, Montezuma IA 50171

    4.5 Superb 59 reviews

    “Small town grocery store, extremely odd very limited selection, and the prices shockingly High compared to a Publix or an aldi. They did not have much variety or very many options especially on the healthy side. But what did make this a five-star experience was some of the local food. You can't find it anywhere else and it was incredible. This definitely made up for the lack of variety and the high price point. If you're from out of town don't expect to find the exact brand of what you need and don't expect to be able to shop healthy here, but you will be able to find unique stuff you can't find anywhere else.”

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