Grocery Stores near Pierre, SD

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  1. 125 S Van Buren Ave, Pierre SD 57501

    4.7 Superb 51 reviews

    “Excellent place for all kinds of specialty meats and speciality desserts like Kuchen which is out of this world!! The owner is great, he knows his stuff. Y'all, get yourself a Kuchen and grab a quality cut of meat!”

  2. 120 W Sioux Ave, Pierre SD 57501

    4.2 Good 110 reviews

    “I was in Dakotamart in Pierre a while back and was greeted by a man who was one of the cashiers for when there was no people in his line he would step out and greet everyone. This a what customer service is all about for it is employees like this that keeps a store in operation and I thank him for his commitment. When you are in Pierre or if you are a local stop in at Dakotamart and make it your destination for all your grocery needs plus they have a outstanding sporting department downstairs in the store. ( Shop local and help our communities like Pierre for then your money stays here where it belongs and not out of state or worst yet out of America.)”

  3. 210 1st St, Fort Pierre SD 57532

    4.2 Good 46 reviews

    “We had never been there before and we walked in the last hour it was open. We were greeted warmly, found what we needed and the lady at check out was very helpful and kind.”

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