Grocery Stores near New Holland, OH

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  1. 130 East Front Street West, New Holland OH 43145

    4.1 Good 42 reviews

    “Convenient location, with the nearest Walmart being about 12 minutes away, Dollar General is an easy stop. Store is always very clean and items are all stocked neatly. Employees have all been great as well!”

  2. 38 East Front Street, New Holland OH 43145

    4 Good 71 reviews

    “I love going in there.The people that work in there are very friendly and always helpful. And for a little hometown store , they have anything that you could possibly want and need. They're prices are pretty great compared to most little stores.”

  3. 5675 US-62 NE, Washington Court House OH 43160

    4.8 Superb 103 reviews

    “This is a great place to get your baking supplies and harder to find food stuff. Their sandwiches are awesome and are a great value. Highly recommend visiting here at least once.”

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  5. 60 Main St, Bloomingburg OH 43106

    4.2 Good 13 reviews

    “I just recently moved to Bloomingburg Ohio from Blanchester this place is awesome the food is great the lady that serves the food and the other people that work there are very professional and very very nice this place is awesome it's off the chain”

  6. 107 Mill St, Williamsport OH 43164

    3.9 Good 48 reviews

    “I stop at Pettit's monthly because the employees are wonderful, the store is clean and they have what I need every time I'm there!! I've made a few trips there, even though I live 22 miles away, because I never doubt they will have what I need”

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