Grocery Stores near Clarissa, MN

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  1. 216 Main St W, Clarissa MN 56440

    4.7 Superb 41 reviews

    “Very good point about the fact that the only way I could see the problem is if I had a little more money than the other guy I was trying out and I could get a little more than that and then he could just go to work on it and then I could get the money back and then I could get it back to him and then I could get store.”

  2. 30619 241st Ave, Browerville MN 56438

    4.9 Superb 129 reviews

    “I wonderful area with local food and kind people. Fresh produce, dried meals, sweets, and teas. Keep an eye if you're looking for all natural foods; some artificial things are mixed in here too. Still, there is a nice selection.”

  3. 305 Main St W, Bertha MN 56437

    4.8 Superb 22 reviews

    “I stopped at Nell’s Floral, Gift and Grocery today. This store has a huge variety of items. Groceries, flowers, plants, crafts, homemade items, gifts, cards and more. Had a nice visit with the owner. She is open long hours doing what she loves. Willing to help with many needs in the area.”

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  5. 30921 US-71, Browerville MN 56438

    2.3 Poor 45 reviews

    “Its fun to go there the people who work there are always right there to help and when it's busy at check out its like right now there's another person at the other check out always friendly funny awesome people awesome manager”

  6. 530 US-71 N, Eagle Bend MN 56446

    2.3 Poor 44 reviews

    “Nice place for what you need, especially if you do not want to wait in the long endless line at Walmart. So if you need bread snacks little Debbie Swiss cake rolls just to name a few Dollar General has it. And of course you don't have to run all over God's creation trying to find a little something that you would search all day looking for a Walmart but don't take my word for it come see for yourself I'm sure they don't have everything you are looking for but they have a wide variety of the things that you will use every day”

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