Grocery Stores in Urbandale, IA

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  1. 3005 100th St, Urbandale IA 50322

    4.6 Superb 130 reviews

    “Great little Asian store! They have a wide variety of fresh vegetables, spices, and hard-to-find items that you usually don’t see in regular grocery stores. The prices are reasonable, and the staff is friendly and helpful if you’re looking for something specific”

  2. 8450 Meredith Drive, Urbandale IA 50322

    4.5 Superb 114 reviews

    “Urbandale location - I love shopping at Fareway! This location is only a block away from me and within walking distance. This location is always clean. If you don’t see something on the shelf, a stock person is always willing to check in the back. All the people there are fantastic and friendly. I love that they still help with your groceries and take them out to your car. There is one thing. The store just remodeled the freezer section and they are very nice. However when the freezers were upgraded, one of my favorite items is no longer available. I’ve looked all over and finally found it at the Grimes store. Looks like I’ll be trekking to Grimes.”

  3. 8400 Douglas Avenue, Urbandale IA 50322

    4.3 Superb 153 reviews

    “Really great items. My wife and I slept on this place the first 2 years living in Iowa. I have 1 recommendation, if you fall in love with something there, immediately go back and stock up. Items are either seasonal or just dont return.”

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  5. 8036 Douglas Ave, Urbandale IA 50322

    4.8 Superb 19 reviews

    “Amazing Balkan store! very close to my houseand also Me and my Dad are Friends with TheVery Nice Owners since we do speak TheSame Language and we can understandeach other and also a pretty nice selectionof foods and Meats, etc.”

  6. 11101 Plum Dr, Urbandale IA 50322

    4.1 Good 104 reviews

    “I don’t get here as often as I’d like, but the lox bagel on an everything is always my choice. The coffee/espresso drink options are good too. Everyone is friendly and of course the food items come out pretty quickly.”

  7. 3828 100th St, Urbandale IA 50322

    3.9 Good 143 reviews

    “Excellent people only reason not 5 stars isn't even their fault. Usually go there to pick stuff up for my boss. So in hurry don't get take in everything they offer”

  8. 4651 86th Street, Urbandale IA 50322

    3.8 Good 43 reviews

    “The employees are always nice, but sometimes the store is not neat. I know they only have a few employees, and when the truck comes, putting things away is hard to do when they're busy, but there isn't a lot of room to move on truck days. Item availability is less of an issue now, but was a big problem recently”

  9. 8701 Douglas Avenue, Urbandale IA 50322

    3.7 Good 312 reviews

    “In 7/2026 our sports ball team used Hy-Vee Catering to supply a team dinner while we were out of town for a tournament. Aside from the food being hot, ready on time and great tasting, the management staff promptly responded to a small snaffu and went above and beyond to correct the issue. I would absolutely use these services again and recommend others to do the same.”

  10. 8701 Douglas Avenue, Urbandale IA 50322

    2.6 Average 53 reviews

    “On Friday, I received a notification that I had 4 prescriptions to pick up. I had requested one and had no idea what the other 3 were. I went, and it was a glucometer and supplies. Without formally telling me, my OB diagnosed me with gestational diabetes. I told the associate who gave me the supplies that I had never used a glucometer before. He called the pharmacist over to provide me a consult. The pharmacist was very kind and patient and thoroughly walked me and my husband through how to use the glucometer. He greatly relieved a very stressful moment. May his steak always be perfectly cooked and his pillow always be cool.”

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