Grocery Stores in Collinsville, OK

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  1. 112 N 17th St, Collinsville OK 74021

    4.4 Superb 130 reviews

    “This is a nice local market. They may not be the cheapest but the store is clean. Produce and meats look good. Nice selection on the basics. Since Harps took over the store has not changed much. Still a good store. Clean and well stocked.”

  2. 11827 N Garnett Rd, Collinsville OK 74021

    4.4 Superb 79 reviews

    “Derik I advised I was putting in a good review, after he went out of his way to help and showed solid customer service for DG. Solid employee for DG from what I can see. Thank you sir.”

  3. 2601 W Broadway St, Collinsville OK 74021

    4.2 Good 60 reviews

    “Not well organized, and a clerk is often difficult to find..! The only reason I put 4 starts is for convenience, and time is reasonably decent here, verses big store competitors .....”

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  5. 17885 East 116th Street North, Collinsville OK 74021

    4.1 Good 53 reviews

    “I always find items I want at dollar generalThis time it was stocking stuffers as I get a head start on Christmas preparation.The cashier was amazing and pointed out to the couple in front of me that one of the items they were purchasing was damaged. They were very grateful, and I was impressed,”

  6. 13886 E 146th St N, Collinsville OK 74021

    4 Good 70 reviews

    “Really on spot store for just about a little bit of everything you could ask for camping lawn Care grocery shopping and the associates are always willing to help even if your color blind or if you're having trouble definitely good place”

  7. 1820 W Broadway St, Collinsville OK 74021

    3.5 Good 20 reviews

  8. 1820 W Broadway St, Collinsville OK 74021

    2.8 Average 19 reviews

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