Grocery Stores near Thedford, ON

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  1. 8575 Lakeshore Rd, Thedford ON N0M 2N0

    5 Superb 32 reviews

    “This is such a cute little place to refill all of your needs. They have everything from spices, coffee,balsamic vinegars, herbal teas and of course soaps and lotions on tap(literally) to refill your bottles. They also serve homemade subs and some delicious baked goods. Check out this wonderful independent store.”

  2. Lakeshore Rd, Lambton Shores ON N0N 1J1

    4.5 Superb 39 reviews

    “Amazing grocery store we camp up that area, and always go there. Best backery around and the price for meat and cold cuts are half the price then Foodland, we don't shop but here Amazing staff too”

  3. 98 Ontario St S, Grand Bend ON N0M 1T0

    4.1 Good 86 reviews

    “Been using the grocery store for well over a year now. Rarely any stock outs and very high quality on produce despite being a budget friendly grocer. Foodland Grocery stores on the other hand are a total rip off. They predicate on being the only grocer in town and charge obscene prices. I live half way between Grand Bend and Forest and I avoid Foodland like the plague. The in-store specials are great at this location too and I have never had an issue finding parking. . The staff is really polite and courteous when you ask them questions and will most likely walk you to the item you're looking for if you can't find something.”

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  5. 88 King St E, Forest ON N0N 1J0

    3.9 Good 55 reviews

    “I went to foodland today to order subs .I have to say the service I had with the young lady I think her name is Katie, that made all three did an excellent job! She was nice polite and it didn't take her very long, she even reminded about the 2 free sides that came with it. Thank you so much!”

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