Grocery Stores near Walcott, IA

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  1. 1113 North Main Street, Walcott IA 52773

    2.6 Average 45 reviews

    “Staff is very friendly. They're usually stocking shelves, there is a bell to ring for help. Very clean, updated place. The prices aren't as cheap as you'd expect though.”

  2. 102 W Mayne St, Blue Grass IA 52726

    4.9 Superb 97 reviews

    “Very friendly people and the weekday lunch offerings are HUGE! Definitely need to grab a lunch from here if you're hungry, and best yet, almost all their meals are under $7. Oh, there happens to be a grocery store here as well.”

  3. 408 6th Ave, Durant IA 52747

    4.4 Superb 70 reviews

    “I just want to extend a heartfelt thank you to Jeff's Market. We ordered some pulled pork for a family event as we have done on other occasions. The quality, the taste, and the value, along with the ease of ordering, has once again made this aspect a pleasure! You guys are amazing!!”

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  5. 214 North Oak Lane, Blue Grass IA 52726

    2.7 Average 48 reviews

    “Place is doing ablessed battle as empoyes of running corpodfjk. Company can but agree of one thoivht that is all storedof title of one but part two is becoming more then whispers gossip rumors .btought fourth but more alive everyday or real blessed everyone everything ryer.yuamem happy good luck of so blessed lucky number 36 for three 24 joud a day 36 only three days folk will be for all 36 micjael hdgiob5n6jrnuiokj7pk”

  6. 8001 51st St W, Rock Island IL 61201

    2.5 Average 26 reviews

    “8.00 appt, arrived at 22.00 the night before. Parked overnight on street on dirt. Receiving opened at 5.00 and I checked in 3 hours earlier with no problems. Empty by 5.30 (12 pallets), received my BOL's by 07.45.Not bad.”

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