Grocery Stores in Lakeview, OH

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  1. 13840 OH-235, Lakeview OH 43331

    4.8 Superb 116 reviews

    “Great little grocery store that sells all of your Basic Essentials you would need. There are hot food items to purchase throughout the day that's made by their Deli and it's on the Lakeside of Indian Lake so you can drive your golf cart there”

  2. 8793 Township Rd 239, Lakeview OH 43331

    4.4 Superb 111 reviews

    “They seem to have pretty much what I want prices of a little high but that is normal for around Indian lake everybody is greedy they charge more for everything. Even the dollar stores at Indian lake is more expensive then what the dollar stores is away from the lake you just got to watch and make sure your items is fresh at community market I bought some yeast packets that was no good whatsoever they do give good service I got the grant them that. So I'm going to give him a 4-star a light 4 star. I did also buy a pack of chicken there last week that was reduced I got home to fix it and it was rotten I could not even feed it to the dogs so I threw it away they wait too long to reduce their meat. If they're going to wait till it's 4-01 they should not sell it.”

  3. 155 N Main St, Lakeview OH 43331

    4.3 Superb 127 reviews

    “Love this little place The meat we've gotten has been great and priced pretty good They don't have everything but enough and you will probably come out with more than you went for.”

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  5. 13797 OH-235, Lakeview OH 43331

    3.7 Good 63 reviews

    “The place is always a clustered mess, but usually have what I'm looking for. Today I had to use a credit card, which I don't like to do, because they were locked out of their registers??? But always good prices!”

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