Supermarkets in Marion, OH

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  1. 1916 Mrn Mt Gilead Road, Marion OH 43302

    4.6 Superb 156 reviews

    “Simply the best grocery store in Marion. Aldi is my go to for most grocery needs. If you shop here you just have to accept that you will have to outsource some items elsewhere. You will also need a nice assortment of reusable grocery bags. Aldi offers paper bags, freezer bags, and regular reusable grocery bags for purchase near the checkout area as well. They have wonderful alternatives for name brand items without as many harsh ingredients. I can also say from experience you will spend a fraction of the price you would at the other grocery stores while having a much better experience. It's rarely over crowded in here and the employees are always delightful.”

  2. 1297 Mt Vernon Ave, Marion OH 43302

    4.1 Good 31 reviews

    “Amazing selection. We do a lot of Mexican cooking - and assumed finding ingredients in Marion would be challenging. This place was a pleasant surprise - the selection rivaled the stores we loved in New Mexico and Texas! And super friendly staff. We will be back.”

  3. 2153 Marion-Mt Gilead Road, Marion OH 43302

    4.1 Good 214 reviews

    “After having knee replacement surgery, I went in to do some shopping. Manger Kate asked if I needed some help. I told her what I needed and showed her the app. Kate when and got the items I was looking for for me. Thank you for the help.”

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