Grocery Stores in Perry, IA

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  1. 1315 Willis Avenue, Perry IA 50220

    4.6 Superb 82 reviews

    “Best meat! Excellent selection and very attentive and helpful staff. Store is always clean and well stocked. Cashiers and staff are always well groomed and very helpful!”

  2. 921 Railroad St, Perry IA 50220

    4.6 Superb 24 reviews

    “Best deal on beautiful produce anywhere. I always get my tomatoes, avocados, mangos here. They are huge and gorgeous. The service is very nice and a great option if you're looking for that latin-market find. Their Pupusas (Yummy Salvadorian food) are to die for.”

  3. 605 1st Avenue, Perry IA 50220

    4 Good 42 reviews

    “I do like going here to play the fish game but the last time i was there the tv shut off and i had to go get the guy to start it again like more than once and i ended up just leaving with money still on it but its ok”

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  5. 1215 141st Street, Perry IA 50220

    3.9 Good 141 reviews

    “The store itself feels feels dated/old, but with that being said it wasn't dirty. The products can have great deals every now and then. The staff has always been friendly and they deserve a raise. Overall a good experience.”

  6. 1215 141st Street, Perry IA 50220

    3.5 Good 31 reviews

    “Wouldn't go anywhere else for all my medication needs! Pharmacists are top notch and really care about their customers! More than once they've looked out for us and often I think they know more than the doctor when it comes to my medications!”

  7. 705 1st Avenue, Perry IA 50220

    3.1 Average 69 reviews

    “It's so nice going here,1yr ago I walked in,and back out. Carts,boxes,everywhere. Dirty,unorganized. Well,I'm back.the new management really takes pride in his work,and it shows,no carts full of product,boxes,and very,very clean and organized.and,his employees, rich.very helpful,and pleasant.very nice.”

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