Grocery Stores in Burlington, WI

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  1. 2009 Lynch Way, Burlington WI 53105

    4.4 Superb 141 reviews

    “This is one of the older stores and it doesn't usually have the aldi finds that are advertised, however everything else is what you would hope for in an aldi.”

  2. 33225 S Lakeshore Dr, Burlington WI 53105

    4.4 Superb 40 reviews

    “Handy convenience store, great for quick trips when I don't want to run into town. They sell almost everything from meat to beer to snacks and bread. Free parking, easy to find.”

  3. 1008 Milwaukee Avenue, Burlington WI 53105

    4.1 Good 180 reviews

    “Misty was so incredibly nice and helpful. She helped me organize my groceries and indulged my admittedly overboard requests for how i like my stuff bagged. Eric bagged everything like a pro and was also very kind and pleasant. Combine that service with the savings you get at P&S and Id say it was a pretty great experience. Thank you.”

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  5. 6515 352nd Ave, Burlington WI 53105

    4 Good 79 reviews

    “This is a great place, I can find different and exciting things to try. And I don't break the bank doing it. Love the 10% off Senior Wednesdays. I recommend Best Bargains to anyone tired of spending too much.”

  6. 30411 Durand Ave, Burlington WI 53105

    4.4 Superb 10 reviews

    “Air w/ card = $2.50 Air w/ coins = $2.00 Unfortunately the air/vacuum were not working today. When I let the lady know, she was very kind and gave me a refund. She said that she would mark that the air was not working.”

  7. 1008 Milwaukee Avenue, Burlington WI 53105

    4.2 Good 10 reviews

    “This store rocks! Great service, great employees! I was so excited when I found they were carrying Horizon shelf stable vanilla milk and at a cheaper price than Woodmans and Walmart, who decided not to carry it anymore, (ironic because it sold out quickly). Even better, it was on sale! They also have the best fried chicken at a great price, easy meal to take home on busy nights.”

  8. 1901 Milwaukee Ave, Burlington WI 53105

    2.6 Average 8 reviews

    “Brian in electronics/photo dept helped me navigate and printed out images with me for my home ! He excelled in patience and skill in this department! Thanks Brian!!”

  9. 7850 McHenry St, Burlington WI 53105

    2.8 Average 14 reviews

    “This place has the best hunny’s in town, and surely not mini. Nothing mini about this place. Can’t miss it, next to the mega tree on the northeast corner of Bohner and Gray. Thanks again for the help David!”

  10. 1901 Milwaukee Avenue, Burlington WI 53105

    3.5 Good 232 reviews

    “I had a very positive shopping experience overall ? The deli staff was friendly and helpful, and the service at checkout was truly exceptional ?❤️ One amazing cashier noticed I was struggling with my aching leg after shopping and kindly helped me rest while she handled all the bagging. That level of care meant so much to me as a senior shopper ? The store was well stocked and organized too ? My only suggestion would be to add a few benches or resting spots for older customers, especially after long shopping trips. Thank you again to the wonderful employee for her kindness and patience ?✨”

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