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Supermarkets in Salina, KS

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  1. ALDI - 2403 S 9th St

    2403 S 9th St, Salina KS 67401

    4.4 Superb 140 reviews

    “We like this place and we are always glad to have been here. It is consistent in its greatness and the workers are always looking for ways to help customers. I’m not able to say just how amazing they are.”

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  2. Dillons - 2350 Planet Avenue

    2350 Planet Avenue, Salina KS 67401

    4.1 Good 75 reviews

    “To take advantage of their posted discounts on items, you must have a shopper card (can get it online with an account). I keep a picture saved on my phone to scan. Otherwise, good store, they always have plenty of groceries. The checkout process is exceptionally fast especially if you only have a few items.”

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  3. Dillons - 1201 West Crawford Street

    1201 West Crawford Street, Salina KS 67401

    3.9 Good 116 reviews

    “Their stores are always clean and staff is always friendly and actually say the niceties that used to be a prerequisite for any business servicing you. Their selection and Kroger branded products are usually always top notch. They have deals daily and their Dillons app is superb. Not to mention the affiliation with Kwik Shops and getting you points towards fuel while you shop. Dillons has and always will be one of my favorite grocery store experiences. Hopefully they are able to stay alive and compete with other behemoths. Last and most definitely not least, their bakeries, kitchens, produce, and most importantly their meat selection are phenomenal. To the best of my knowledge it’s butchered in house and you can taste the quality. They also have seafood! So all in all, if you want a little bit cheaper of a price, go somewhere else. But if you want fairly priced, top quality products, at a place that treats you like a human, choose Dillon’s.”

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