Grocery Stores in Ashwaubenon, WI

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  1. 2700 South Oneida Street, Ashwaubenon WI 54304

    4.6 Superb 65 reviews

    “Fresh Thyme is a great place to shop for specific things. Most of their selection is SUPER OVERPRICED! I'm vegan, so it can be really hard to find specific things I can actually eat. And they do have some staple items that I have a super hard time finding. Also, the items they do have don't have all the fillers that most companies put in their products. So, if you're looking for a great deal, shop elsewhere. But if you can't find something you've been looking all over for, chances are, Fresh Thyme has it. Also...you gotta love the name! Stay blessed & always remember, you are loved!!! ??❤??”

  2. 2492 South Oneida Street, Ashwaubenon WI 54304

    4.5 Superb 144 reviews

    “Aldi's love Aldi's! I have so many food allergies and Aldi's has the most gluten free foods, and for a price I can actually afford!!! Thank you Aldi's!!!”

  3. 2767 South Oneida Street, Ashwaubenon WI 54304

    4.2 Good 197 reviews

    “It's the Trader Joes of the Midwest. The moment you enter the aroma is just like Trader Joes. The freshness of the food reminds everyone you should be purchasing foods for a day or two to ensure your getting the freshest options.”

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  5. 2395 South Oneida Street suite 100, Ashwaubenon WI 54304

    4.2 Good 247 reviews

    “It was my first time going there and I was looking for mounds bars for Halloween and they didn't have and any. They have Christmas candy going up and lots of other cool stuff great place to go They need to venture out and build a place in Denmark Wisconsin they need another grocery store. In the business park that they have you would be extremely busy there if hyVee was there they have great sales and stuff like that.”

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