Grocery Stores in Bellevue, OH

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  1. 855 Kilbourne St, Bellevue OH 44811

    4.5 Superb 133 reviews

    “The twice baked potatoes located by the deli are amazing. Overall, this is one of the cleanest well kept locations I've visited. The staff are very friendly and helpful.”

  2. 980 Kilbourne St, Bellevue OH 44811

    4.8 Superb 5 reviews

    “I've been coming here for the last couple of months and the store is always neat, clean and well stocked. When I stopped in today, the store was much busier than usual with a long line. The two guys working looked overwhelmed, but the young woman, Shannon, who looked to be shopping, asked if they needed help. She took off her coat and brought the line down in minutes while hoping between two registers and helping her coworkers! She had the same friendly attitude as always, in spite of the craziness and was just awesome to watch work. I will definitely keep coming in this location.”

  3. 228 W Main St, Bellevue OH 44811

    4.2 Good 140 reviews

    “The store is clean, has good customer service, goof price on meat items. Other items are overpriced, but they are right behind my duplex, which makes it convenient.”

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  5. 890 West Main Street, Bellevue OH 44811

    3.5 Good 63 reviews

    “Always can pretty much find what I need there the staff is very nice and friendly never have no problems there I go to the one in Bellevue Ohio and I usually know what I'm looking for and I go right to it there's usually one or two people ahead of me or more on a few occasions never had no issues overall very good store”

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