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  1. Foodland Stratford - 581 Downie Street

    581 Downie Street, Stratford ON N5A 1Y5

    4.1 Good 49 reviews

    “Great selection, beautiful produce, classic and innovative products. The aisles are a little tight for me as I am disabled but the staff are so friendly they help me get whatever I need. Its easy to find special products that fit my weird dietary needs and families allergies. They are priced a tiny bit higher than some discount grocery stores but the difference in quality is absolutely there, you get your money's worth.”

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  2. Sobeys Stratford - 581 Huron Street Unit 1

    581 Huron Street Unit 1, Stratford ON N5A 5T8

    3.7 Good 82 reviews

    “Ordered a cake with photo and was not sure what we would get. The bakery person was amazing when I went in to order it as I was not sure on colors and layout. I just knew I wanted half white and half chocolate. She advised on icing color and design layout. It was PERFECT and also very tasty. Not sweet at all. Thank you so so much!”

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  3. Craig & Jess' No Frills - 618 Huron Street

    618 Huron Street, Stratford ON N5A 6S6

    3.7 Good 113 reviews

    “Niko was helpful and brilliant staff who helped me a lot for my shopping. An outstanding customer service and a great smile ? on his face. You are the best miko”

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