Grocery Stores in Ashland, WI

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  1. 700 Main St W, Ashland WI 54806

    4.8 Superb 146 reviews

    “Every Co-op I go to I love, and this one is no different! Love getting my fruit and veggies here! Yes it expensive..but it feels better supporting small and local rather than big and corporate..when you become a member it's actually much cheaper than being a non member.”

  2. 601 Lake Shore Drive East, Ashland WI 54806

    4.7 Superb 54 reviews

    “A great selection of meats, seafood, cheese etc. There were so many people in/ out of there that proved they had to be good. We got shrimp & scallops which we ate the night off. Very good. We bought steaks & chicken & taking those with us on the road as we travel. Nice variety & great selection!”

  3. 401 Ellis Avenue South, Ashland WI 54806

    4.2 Good 138 reviews

    “Great spot to shop! They have a great selection, it's clean, easy to navigate, and everyone is professional! The only thing I would like to see is a bit more dietary need items.”

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  5. 2500 Lake Shore Dr E, Ashland WI 54806

    3.2 Average 5 reviews

    “Good place to shop for everything! Service is good, the store is clean. The selection is good. It's nice to have such a big store on US 2 for all of the small town folks to travel too rather than ordering items off the internet”

  6. 2500 Lake Shore Drive East, Ashland WI 54806

    3.5 Good 186 reviews

    “The Auto Center was TOP NOTCH. The young lady at the desk and James the technician worked us in to their hectic schedule and put a plug in our tire so we could continue our tour of Ashland. We are forever grateful.”

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