Grocery Stores near Mahtowa, MN

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  1. 2751 Market St, Mahtowa MN 55707

    4.8 Superb 143 reviews

    “Such a great place. Amazing snack sticks, brats, and other meats to grab. Staff is always friendly and they have a good selection of items. They also have uncommon and different drinks available too! Nice little liquor section inside. They also host different events in the area. You should definitely make the stop when passing through!”

  2. 3252 MN-210, Sawyer MN 55780

    4.5 Superb 69 reviews

    “I stopped here to fuel up while driving to Alexandria from Duluth. It's a really cool spot. This store has almost everything. Also super friendly staff. Definitely a great place to stop.”

  3. 10 Hartman Dr, Moose Lake MN 55767

    3.5 Good 72 reviews

    “5 stars to the patient young woman working on 5/25 in the evening. The overweight brooding middle aged man with brown hair and poor social skills gave me a dirty look when I asked him for kitchen magnets, I obviously interupted him curing cancer, my bad. He was rude with his constitute when he noticed customers at the counter (there was 3 people in the store, you don't need to be rude to get your coworkers attention) She remained upbeat and took my complaint about his attitude in stride. Promote her, give him more training around customer service.”

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  5. 70 Arrowhead Ln, Moose Lake MN 55767

    3.2 Average 65 reviews

    “Nice selection, good quality, and very convenient. If you shop the advertisements, watch for sales and pay attention prices mirror what you can find elsewhere, without a minimum drive time of 30 minutes one way. Two suggestions - Watch your receipt during checkout as prices don’t always ring up as advertised & on weekends and later afternoon/evenings bag your own groceries if you want items of like kind, weight, temperature and shape packed together.”

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