Grocery Stores near Wheatland, MO

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  1. 22017 County Rd 271, Wheatland MO 65779

    4.3 Superb 32 reviews

    “When camping in small towns, dollar generals are the local grocery/misc store to pick up odds and ins. When camping here on a cold and rainy Memorial Day week, I was trying to find warm weather clothes for my son and stopped by here. The employee said they had limited stuff due to the season and told me where to look. When I got back to the counter, the employee was talking to another local store asking about clothes for my son. This was 1 of 2 dollar generals that were trying to help me. Very good people.”

  2. 18718 US-54, Wheatland MO 65779

    4.1 Good 85 reviews

    “Didn't know this place existed. I am so glad I found this place. They have everything thing a small farm town needs one stop shopping. One of my water trough heaters quit working and they were sold out at all farm equipment places with in 50 miles. I had a store tell me about this place I never heard of and man am I glad. They had the heater so my cows water didn't freeze they have a grocery store with good meat selection, ammo fishing gear, farm supplies and other stuff I didn't explore. I will definitely be going back. Also a hot food counter and fuel. Awesome place. Thanks for saving my cows. Thats probably something you never thought you would hear.”

  3. 23038 US-54, Hermitage MO 65668

    4.1 Good 106 reviews

    “This grocery store never fails to impress! The staff is always friendly and helpful, and I love the variety of fresh produce and organic options available. Plus, the prices are great—definitely my go-to place for all my shopping needs!”

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  5. 11814 US-54, Weaubleau MO 65774

    3.7 Good 48 reviews

    “Very clean store. Friendly staff. I was in and out in no time. I wish corporate would clean up the nasty store in Catoosa Oklhoma. It's the most disorganized, dirty DG I've shopped at.”

  6. 25341 MO-64, Pittsburg MO 65724

    3 Average 6 reviews

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