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Supermarkets in Lawrence, KS

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  1. ALDI - 3025 Iowa St

    3025 Iowa St, Lawrence KS 66046

    4.5 Superb 180 reviews

    “They have a variety of foods, some seasonal. The prices are reasonable. It is one of my favorite places to shop. They sell seasonal non food items. The items I have bought were of good quality and a good price.”

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  2. Hy-Vee Grocery Store - 3504 Clinton Parkway

    3504 Clinton Parkway, Lawrence KS 66047

    4 Good 245 reviews

    “Good selection and stock gets rotated pretty regularly. Seems like prices run about 10-15% higher than other grocery stores in town if you don’t use a Hy-Vee card and take advantage of sales. People at the checkout counter are usually pretty nice and helpful. They also are a remote pickup location and have a drop off bin for the Lawrence public library, so that’s nice. Store is clean and well lit.”

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  3. Hy-Vee Floral - 3504 Clinton Parkway

    3504 Clinton Parkway, Lawrence KS 66047

    3.4 Good 33 reviews

    “Great job Hy-Vee Floral !!! I live in Oregon and ordered for a delivery on a saturday. Fantastic job all, they were delivered and looked great in only an hour to my sister that just came out of recovery from surgery.William, Harrisburg, Oregon”

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  5. Dillons - 3000 West 6th Street

    3000 West 6th Street, Lawrence KS 66049

    3.7 Good 138 reviews

    “This is a great Kroger based chain. The best way to shop here is to follow the sales and specials. Great variety of meats Breads and all the essentials with a small Lunch Counter you can grab a quick bite to take home”

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