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Supermarkets in Beloit, WI

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  1. Rocky's Supermarket - 1103 St Lawrence Ave

    1103 St Lawrence Ave, Beloit WI 53511

    4.5 Superb 19 reviews

    “Rocky’s Supermarket in Beloit, Wisconsin is hands down one of the best local grocery stores in the area. The store is always clean, well-organized, and stocked with a wide variety of fresh produce, quality meats, and everyday essentials. The prices are fair, and I’ve found many items here that I can’t get at the bigger chain supermarkets. The staff at Rocky’s are always friendly, helpful, and make shopping a great experience. I really appreciate supporting a locally owned supermarket in Beloit that consistently provides excellent customer service and fresh groceries. If you’re searching for a reliable grocery store in Beloit WI, I highly recommend Rocky’s Supermarket for fresh food, great prices, and outstanding service!”

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  2. ALDI - 2780 Milwaukee Rd

    2780 Milwaukee Rd, Beloit WI 53511

    4.2 Good 135 reviews

    “What can I say about Aldi that hasn't been said already? Great sales. Low prices. You might think that having to use a quarter to get a cart is annoying, but most of the time, there will be someone who will just give you their cart after they are done shopping so you don't even have to use a quarter. I love shopping at Aldi because I know I'm gonna find what I need at an affordable price.”

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  3. 8th street Market - 550 W Grand Ave

    550 W Grand Ave, Beloit WI 53511

    4.1 Good 61 reviews

    “I doordashed which sucks BUT even with the cold fries the burger reminded me of a burger I'd make at home. This is how it is supposed to be done. What you wish for when you order one at a small diner or a burger stand. Reminds me a bit of Bubbas in Hawaii actually. Really good!! They were out of onion rings but hopefully next time I'll be able to try them AND in person! Yummy.”

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