Grocery Stores in Johnstown, OH

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  1. 429 E Coshocton St, Johnstown OH 43031

    4.8 Superb 226 reviews

    “The biggest Amish market I have been to in Central Ohio area. Very nice store. Lots of interesting products but hard to get out of to turn left as traffic builds up on the roads going into and out of Johnstown.”

  2. 243 W Coshocton St, Johnstown OH 43031

    3.8 Good 25 reviews

    “Love this place. I go here often. The place has lots of choices and good prices. Plus the staff is super friendly and normally remembers what I get when I pull up”

  3. 800 W Coshocton St, Johnstown OH 43031

    3.8 Good 29 reviews

    “Was looking in fresh Meats, when the friendly Kroger Meat Department gal asked if she could help me. Ordered several 4 oz Salmon Steaks, which were quickky weighed, wrapped & delivered to me. Considering it was Pre Thanksgiving Shopping, i was pleasantly surprised by this awesome level of service! Marcia is definately an Asset yo Kroger Deli!”

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  5. 425 E Coshocton St, Johnstown OH 43031

    3.1 Average 66 reviews

    “The staff here is absolutely amazing, I went to exchange propane and the locks were frozen. They spent about 15 to 20 minutes finding a way to unlock it, so I could get some. Great people”

  6. 800 W Coshocton St, Johnstown OH 43031

    2.5 Average 119 reviews

    “This is our local grocery store and it sells a little bit of everything. When they have sales, they have good sales. It's just a nice, convenient place. Friendly people very helpful”

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