Grocery Stores in Shenandoah, IA

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  1. 1007 South Fremont Street, Shenandoah IA 51601

    4.8 Superb 84 reviews

    “I always enjoy going to fairway.I especially like their meat department. They will cut it & pack it for you any thickness any weight that you want. And it's always fresh. The individuals that work in the meat department are always very friendly as well as every employee that works at Fareway. We are full time RVers and whenever we're back in town to visit before we leave we stock our freezer with their homemade brauts and homemade & braut burgers. They're ham loaf is also magnificent.”

  2. 500 South Fremont Street, Shenandoah IA 51601

    4.2 Good 18 reviews

    “Janet in the kitchen makes the best breakfast and happy to know that she can still make my favorite breakfast and its so worth the drive from Clarinda to Shenandoah to have breakfast”

  3. 500 South Fremont Street, Shenandoah IA 51601

    4.1 Good 100 reviews

    “Friendly smile in every aisle. Although it is a bit pricey considering it's located in like one of the poorest counties in Iowa. I hate to say it but I think that you can probably get $60 worth of groceries from Walmart and that exact same bag or cart would be approximately $80 dollars at this location”

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  5. 723 W Sheridan Ave Suite B, Shenandoah IA 51601

    3.7 Good 49 reviews

    “Love the remodel so much nicer to shop the store now. But I was a little upset that I bought an electric can opener (of which) they only had 2 and BOTH were busted.”

  6. 500 South Fremont Street, Shenandoah IA 51601

    2.9 Average 17 reviews

    “Janet in the kitchen makes the best breakfast and happy to know that she can still make my favorite breakfast and its so worth the drive from Clarinda to Shenandoah to have breakfast”

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