Grocery Stores near Bell City, LA

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  1. 1005 LA-27, Bell City LA 70630

    4.8 Superb 55 reviews

    “We always have the best service at Chesson's. Food is great & prepared fresh! Absolutely the best burger I've ever eaten. We look forward to visits here.”

  2. 501 US-90, Iowa LA 70647

    4.6 Superb 63 reviews

    “Great service friendly staff easy to find what I need and they have a wide selection of items definitely a bonus when I don't want to go to the next town over”

  3. 112 N Thompson Ave, Iowa LA 70647

    4.2 Good 105 reviews

    “I've walked through this store since the early 90's and it still has a good, home-town vibe to it to this day. I stopped by today to grab a few things and they have a good selection of meat, etc. Glad this place is still around in Iowa.”

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  5. 7749 LA-14, Hayes LA 70646

    4.3 Superb 49 reviews

    “Wide variety of lures, baits, supplies, drinks, and snacks for fishing expeditions. Food that's hot and ready for on-the-go family feeding. Up to date on the latest assortment of gummies and recreational edibles for those who are looking to find options that aren't found in their hometown grocery aisles. Knowledgeable staff. Public restrooms, even if a bit small and stuffy, are providing much appreciated services. Thank you from all of us with small bladders. ?”

  6. 305 E Miller St Ave, Iowa LA 70647

    4.2 Good 64 reviews

    “The store is well stocked but why can’t they clean the restrooms! It’s not that hard when you go use the restroom just do a once over and make sure that it is clean!”

  7. 616 N Thompson Ave, Iowa LA 70647

    3.6 Good 55 reviews

    “BOY I TELL YOU WHAT their sweet tea from the fountain IS GREAT I absolutely love it and if you catch them on the right day and say extra cheese you get ALOT! Best convenience store pizza if you ask me!!”

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