Grocery Stores in West Milton, OH

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  1. 1177 South Miami Street, West Milton OH 45383

    4.7 Superb 59 reviews

    “Old school store that's worth the drive for the Deli alone. Broccoli salad, bean salad, pea salad, taco dip, and it just keeps going. Amazing homemade tastes that the big stores just dont have. Stop in, you'll be glad you did!”

  2. 1177 South Miami Street, West Milton OH 45383

    4.5 Superb 140 reviews

    “Great selection of food items and if you look around often, there are good deals that come and go, as they cycle through products. We love raiding their clearance shelf when there's a bunch of stuff we like on there too. A great iga compared to others I've been too.”

  3. 7500 OH-571, West Milton OH 45383

    4.5 Superb 44 reviews

    “Snacks, beer, wine, soda, cigarettes, lotterie tickets .. they have it all and a good selection too.The people working here are always kind, helpful and answer all the questions. They simply rock!”

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  5. 965 South Miami Street, West Milton OH 45383

    4.3 Superb 93 reviews

    “Great place.. but the bag turn thing sucks.. and also the price gun thing is horrible.. employees are great.. but management needs to do better for their employees...”

  6. 1046 South Miami Street, West Milton OH 45383

    3.8 Good 24 reviews

    “No matter the person at the counter always satisfied when I go in there, since this place remodeled and got new people working there this place has been excellent, you get fast friendly service with a smile and respect never had a gas station person tell me to “be safe” or “have a great day” every time I see then and I really appreciate that def puts a smile on your face .”

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