Grocery Stores near Pleasanton, KS

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  1. 922 Main St, Pleasanton KS 66075

    4.1 Good 66 reviews

    “This is our hometown grocery store and we love having it here. They've got a pretty decent selection of groceries for a small town store.... It's the only place I will buy my milk. If they're closed we just wait until the next day to get our milk. They also never give us a hard time about our pup coming into shop with us(she doesn't touch anything)....”

  2. 605 Holly St, Pleasanton KS 66075

    3.6 Good 58 reviews

    “They are a lot closer to us the other stores. They just received a up grade. DG now has some fresh produce. And are taking the U,-card. The tech part has not caught up yet. But they are working on it. It is great.”

  3. 211 S 1st St, Mound City KS 66056

    4.5 Superb 55 reviews

    “i got a half hog from Travis Needham and Mound City Butcher Block processed it, best pork that I have had in years.the Bacon and Ham are superbly cured and everything was done to my satisfaction.”

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  5. 13008 N Main St, Amoret MO 64722

    4.8 Superb 12 reviews

    “For being in such a small town where not much exists business wise,Martha and her husband Tom have been just great. Besides the great assortment of baked goods that are priced fairly, on Saturday mornings they provide their community with a free will donation breakfast that is awsome”

  6. 730 E Main St, Mound City KS 66056

    3.7 Good 74 reviews

    “This is an amazing small town store. The residents are nice and welcoming. They have an iconic butterfly mural on their outside wall that says “Be the Change You Want To See In The World”. Go get a picture and put this amazing place on the map!! I visited not too long ago and it looked like the paint was chipping. I hope they keep up the maintenance on it.”

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