Grocery Stores in Colby, KS

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  1. 1605 South Range Avenue, Colby KS 67701

    4.3 Superb 38 reviews

    “Really like that I don't have to walk far to the payment window. I'm disabled and intentionally don't go to some places because of the distance to the store and back to the pump.”

  2. 1605 South Range Avenue, Colby KS 67701

    3.9 Good 10 reviews

    “Great grocery store with fresh produce. Fuel is cheaper than other places in town by an average of 10c/gal. Add the free Kroger rewards card for purchases and take 2c+ additional off.”

  3. 1605 South Range Avenue, Colby KS 67701

    4.1 Good 77 reviews

    “Always great place to shop for meat and local goods. Not mom anpop but better than any other choice for groceries in town. only a couple bad apples in the bunch of employees but I don't let those apples spoil the bunch I just avoid those apples. Oh and the apples they sell are awesome too! I love that they guarantee the produce they sell.”

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  5. 1805 South Range Avenue, Colby KS 67701

    3.2 Average 44 reviews

    “Nice people and different merchandise from the Goodland store...seems like an older store but much prefer this one from the variety to the polite customer service.”

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