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  1. Fareway Meat and Grocery - 777 11th Ave SW

    777 11th Ave SW, Waukon IA 52172

    4.7 Superb 75 reviews

    “Megan was the most amazing part!! She was so patient and helpful with this old lady! In a strange town with someone else's grocery list!!! ? ? Thank you Megan!!!”

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  2. Quillins Food Ranch - 9 9th St SW

    9 9th St SW, Waukon IA 52172

    4.8 Superb 27 reviews

    “I was in the area over Labor Day Wknd and needed a few things. I'm from the Chicago area and I can tell you that by comparison, this little town grocery store isn't lacking in anything! The merchandise is every bit as current as in metropolis and Quillian's far exceeds any store I've been in for charm and nostalgia. Super nice people including a lovely gal behind the deli/chicken counter.”

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  3. Dollar Fresh Market - 819 11th Ave SW

    819 11th Ave SW, Waukon IA 52172

    4.4 Superb 63 reviews

    “I Really Like Dollar Fresh Market Because It Is More Compact,Easier,And Faster To Shop!!! The Prices Are Also Competetive And Their Produce Is Excellent!!! The Staff Is Also Very Helpful And Friendly!!!”

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  5. Dollar General - 805 11th Avenue Southwest

    805 11th Avenue Southwest, Waukon IA 52172

    2.4 Poor 54 reviews

    “I stopped at dollar general waikon last night and as we pulled up 1 car was leaving at 732pm. I walked up to the door it was locked and every light on inside and out. I had checked the website to see closing time it said 9pm. Needed a few things but more concerned why it closed early and if everything was ok. Got what i needed at fareway.”

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