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Grocery Stores in Pleasant Hill, IA

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  1. Fareway Stores - 5500 East University Avenue

    5500 East University Avenue, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    4.3 Superb 136 reviews

    “This review is specifically for Brandy ( sorry if I misspelled your name ) she’s one of the bakers at the bakery & she made my baby shower cupcakes and they came out so beautiful and delicious !! She is an amazing baker and brings things to life with the way you want it to be AMAZING. I recommend her and will continue to go to her for future occasions ! 💗 ( the only picture I got because it was such a busy time but they were beautiful and really set the tone !)”

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  2. Hy-Vee Grocery Store - 4815 Maple Dr

    4815 Maple Dr, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    3.8 Good 214 reviews

    “HyVee in Pleasant Hill meets the grocery store needs. However, the deli is horrible. I will only buy the grilled food they sell at the front of the store. It is always very good. We have ordered breakfast at the deli, eggs were to be “over medium”. They had uncooked whites! Someone else ordered scrambled, they were runny too. Can’t eat there again.”

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  3. Dollar General - 4840 Maple Drive

    4840 Maple Drive, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    3.8 Good 72 reviews

    “Store clean and the staff are so generous. One day I went to get something there but I was short of cash, the guy there helped me coverup with his own money, he is so kind.”

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  5. Hy-Vee Market Grille - 4815 Maple Drive

    4815 Maple Drive, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    3.7 Good 45 reviews

    “While I love this Hy Vee and shop here nearly every day. The quality of food coming from the kitchen in the hot case and Chinese department is terrible and they should be embarrassed.. Especially the Chinese food department. Every time so go it looks as though the food has been sitting for days. My son got spaghetti yesterday that was completely rock hard on one side…. I know times are rough and they have signs up needing help but these issues are not new..”

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  6. Hy-Vee Wine & Spirits - 4815 Maple Drive

    4815 Maple Drive, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    3.2 Average 46 reviews

    “how awful of a pharmacy you have. we call from urgent care with a sick baby who needs an anti biotic right away per our provider. we call your store well there was no "family friendly" service or "helpful smile in every isle" we explained our situation and asked if they could stay just a few minutes for us to get from urgent care to them to get it and they refused to help us and said we'd have to wait 12 hours to get it. how awful your store won't help a sick baby. I'll be spreading the word and telling everyone.”

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  7. Hy-Vee Pharmacy - 4815 Maple Drive

    4815 Maple Drive, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    2.6 Average 18 reviews

    “Wait times can be a bit frustrating during peak hours, but the service is always helpful. I'll never forget how kind one of the pharmacists was a few years ago, when I had gestational diabetes and was having difficulty with my glucose meter. It turned out that there was something wrong with it, and I'm not sure how soon I would have realized that if she hadn't taken the time to look at it with me.”

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