Grocery Stores in Wauseon, OH

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  1. 14707 Co Rd J, Wauseon OH 43567

    4.8 Superb 132 reviews

    “This place is always so clean and while organized. They have a lot of amazing products and meats and they offer sandwiches as well as coffee. I haven't found anything in there with overly processed ingredients. Highly recommend. The staff is awesome, especially Racheal, she is always so friendly so sweet very helpful”

  2. 810 N Shoop Ave, Wauseon OH 43567

    4.3 Superb 128 reviews

    “This playis big and have a lot of choices they sell food, cleaning stuff, plants kitchen stuff like pots, spoons, knifes, forks, plates and glasses, all the electrics machines like mixer, microwave, cooking machine, all what you need you will find it in one place”

  3. 773 N Shoop Ave, Wauseon OH 43567

    4.2 Good 76 reviews

    “The store manager has made huge improvements to the store and has really cleaned up the mess that the last manager made. No clutter on the floor, it’s super clean and I hardly ever see rolltainers. Kendra is an amazing person, and manager, and runs the store perfectly as it should be ran! I get a breath of fresh air when I walk into the store and know that I will be taken care of. Keep up the great work! Your team and yourself are killing it.”

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  5. 485 Airport Hwy, Wauseon OH 43567

    2.8 Average 5 reviews

    “This Walmart seems to be going through many changes. They relocated many items in the grocery department and challenged me to navigate my course through the maze. Actually, it seems to be an improvement and more customer friendly. They still keep the lemon juice and some baking items in shelving too high. No problems though since other people are always helpful when needed. I still don't prefer their produce department no matter what day or time I am there. The local farmers markets will be ending soon and I'll have to decide if their produce improves or shop down the street. I have become a fan of the Walmart Savings Catcher and it's been more useful than I imagined. Also, using the Walmart Pay App continues to collect receipts. Several times I've ordered groceries online from here and the procedure is even better than other stores locally that offer it. The employees that are part of the grocery pick up pack the groceries perfectly. I so like the Walmart grocery app. Another thing that I notice here is that the majority of the time there are no straggling carts left in the parking lot. Appreciate that a great cart person is always on hand and attentive.”

  6. 485 Airport Highway Suite 4, Wauseon OH 43567

    2.5 Average 8 reviews

    “This Walmart seems to be going through many changes. They relocated many items in the grocery department and challenged me to navigate my course through the maze. Actually, it seems to be an improvement and more customer friendly. They still keep the lemon juice and some baking items in shelving too high. No problems though since other people are always helpful when needed. I still don't prefer their produce department no matter what day or time I am there. The local farmers markets will be ending soon and I'll have to decide if their produce improves or shop down the street. I have become a fan of the Walmart Savings Catcher and it's been more useful than I imagined. Also, using the Walmart Pay App continues to collect receipts. Several times I've ordered groceries online from here and the procedure is even better than other stores locally that offer it. The employees that are part of the grocery pick up pack the groceries perfectly. I so like the Walmart grocery app. Another thing that I notice here is that the majority of the time there are no straggling carts left in the parking lot. Appreciate that a great cart person is always on hand and attentive.”

  7. 485 Airport Hwy, Wauseon OH 43567

    3.5 Good 204 reviews

    “Some of the shelves were bare. Couldn't get everything I came in for. This has been happening more and more often. They need to keep their shelves stocked better. I was there early afternoon. Not nighttime. So shelves should have been stocked.”

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