Grocery Stores in Brandon, SD

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  1. 321 Main Avenue, Brandon SD 57005

    4.8 Superb 42 reviews

    “You can bring your kids to Bingo night. Clean place. Good selection of drinks. Free popcorn. Fried appetizers and wings. Video lottery. Pull tabs. Outside patio and a smoke shack. Good bar.”

  2. 117 N Splitrock Blvd, Brandon SD 57005

    4.2 Good 119 reviews

    “Having moved to Brandon last year, I found out how convenient Sunshine Foods can be. Plus, they have the best produce in the area. Even if I purchase some basics at stores in Sioux Falls, I now get all of my produce from Sunshine Foods. Although they may not have the selections found at larger competitors in Sioux Falls, what they do have is comparable and decently priced. The customer service is good, the store is immaculate, and it is always stocked with good, solid products. Sunshine Foods is highly recommended.”

  3. 124 East Holly Boulevard, Brandon SD 57005

    3.6 Good 69 reviews

    “We had a guy serve us he did well. Didn't notice anyone else, but we only walked around half the store. The guy stocked, made sure we were helped and also checked us out....the cash register corporate needs fix how EBT food works noticed while their it makes people pay cash for taxes, EBT food forgives taxes always. Also some the eisles are narrow...not sure I wanted be in the one EISLE, wasnt even anything in the way just shelf layout. I would guess few other workers must do well to have it that nice.”

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  5. 115 N Splitrock Blvd, Brandon SD 57005

    3.4 Good 36 reviews

    “Great customer service, very efficient drive thru, and very knowledgeable Pharmacist’s. This pharmacy always have what I need! Great asset to the City of Brandon!”

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