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  1. ALDI - 6720 West Brown Deer Road

    6720 West Brown Deer Road, Brown Deer WI 53223

    4.6 Superb 150 reviews

    “Good quality products and great prices. This has become my go to for lunch meats and cheeses but it’s also a quick in and out place for staples like veges and eggs.”

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  2. Pick 'n Save Pharmacy - 9200 North Green Bay Road

    9200 North Green Bay Road, Brown Deer WI 53209

    3.6 Good 19 reviews

    “This is one of the most underrated grocery stores. I was happily surprised to find such great selection and quality products in this part of town.Coming from Florida and Publix grocery chain, I did not expect to find a near comparable grocer here. The only negative is checkout. Self checkout is difficult. The scan/bagging keeps stopping, requiring mgr. reset, which is annoying. Short staffing means longer waits if using regular checkout lane. Older comments here seem out of touch with improvements that have obviously been made. I'm a picky shopper and this store exceeded my expectations.”

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  3. Pick 'n Save - 9200 North Green Bay Road

    9200 North Green Bay Road, Brown Deer WI 53209

    3 Average 157 reviews

    “We were fortunate enough to deal with floral manager Theresa, regarding a reunion this past week. Theresa was very helpful and secured many roses for the event. The roses were a great surprise to our female guests. Thank you to Pick n Save in Brown Deer and especially Theresa for your kindness and professionalism.”

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