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Grocery Stores in Bethany, MO

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  1. Hy-Vee Grocery Store - 1104 S 25th St

    1104 S 25th St, Bethany MO 64424

    4.4 Superb 108 reviews

    “Isn't too bad, not a big fan of mostly self check outs. That and they stopped carrying my favorite flavor Jones. But you can find odd things that you wouldn't find at Walmart and the produce is usually pretty good.”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 810 S 37th St

    810 S 37th St, Bethany MO 64424

    4.1 Good 160 reviews

    “Always clean, aisles clear of clutter, products fronted on shelves, good variety. Staff in Electronics don't always know their section that well, but they're friendly... Prices are average to low, better than local grocers or other retail stores. Value is adequate; you get what you pay for. Overall a pleasant shopping experience; other shoppers are friendly & seem happy.”

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  3. Dollar General - 103 N 25th St

    103 N 25th St, Bethany MO 64424

    4 Good 49 reviews

    “This is a good store. Nice employees and I always get help when needed it. I was doing good on updated dog food until January. I bought my dog Pedigree steak and vegetables flavor 30lbs. And I didn’t see it was out dated (expired) and I took I home and feed it to my dog. It made her very sick. They are usually good at making sure their stuff is not expired and is up to date on their stuff. Remember if u buy pet food their or food there look at the expired best use before date on them before u buy them. Sorry photos upside down the bag was opened that way.”

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