Grocery Stores in Horse Cave, KY

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  1. 235 Irvin Cemetary Rd, Irving Cemetery Rd, Horse Cave KY 42749

    4.5 Superb 175 reviews

    “Amish owned, lots of groceries at a cheaper price, in house bakery with to die for donuts, breads, cakes, homemade Amish fruit pies and fried pies, in house deli, very cheap on deli meats, large selection of freezer items at a great price! Fresh produce also. You need it, they have it !!”

  2. 390 North Dixie Highway, Horse Cave KY 42749

    4.1 Good 108 reviews

    “IGA is a reliable neighborhood grocery store with a good selection of essentials and friendly service. It’s not huge, but it’s convenient, well-stocked, and perfect for quick, hassle-free shopping.”

  3. 1015 E Main St, Horse Cave KY 42749

    4.1 Good 76 reviews

    “Very well stocked store. Bobtailed over from dart. Was so happy to see fresh meat and produced. Not horrible over priced. Store very clean and staff very friendly”

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  5. 7015 S Jackson Hwy, Horse Cave KY 42749

    3.9 Good 83 reviews

    “I hadn't been out this way in a few years, was very grateful for a clean restroom and a nice variety in the convenience store. The lunchenette was about to close, but nice to know you can get a meal instead of just prepackaged foods.”

  6. 828 N Dixie St, Horse Cave KY 42749

    2 Poor 4 reviews

    “What a welcome sight in Horse Cave!! They'll have most everything you need. Fresh produce, fresh meat, as well as eggs, cheese, dairy, deli meat, and frozen foods. The store is clean and very well organized.”

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