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Grocery Stores near Coon Valley, WI

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  1. Valley Market - 701 Central Ave

    701 Central Ave, Coon Valley WI 54623

    4.8 Superb 107 reviews

    “In town for the weekend and needed to fuel up with some snacks so I decided to stop in. Very unique selection with great prices and a lot of cool stuff to choose from. Best cheese curds I've ever had were the perfect impulse buy at the counter!”

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  2. Viroqua Food Co+op - 609 N Main St

    609 N Main St, Viroqua WI 54665

    4.6 Superb 191 reviews

    “I stopped here for the first time recently as I was passing through. They have an outstanding inventory of high-quality, healthful food and ingredients. A to Z, soup to nuts. Very friendly staff. The store is immaculate. The community events bulletin board is a destination in itself. Local art and EV charging, too.”

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  3. St Joe's Country Market - W2721 WI-33

    W2721 WI-33, La Crosse WI 54601

    4.4 Superb 65 reviews

    “Specialty food market within gas station building featuring local meats including steaks (fresh and frozen), burger, roasts, sausage, brats (multiple creative flavors), jerky (multiple flavors and meats), summer sausage, etc. and Wisconsin cheeses, select bakery items (bread, Kaiser rolls, cookies) and other foodie items (marinades, sauces, pickles, snacks - sourced from within US) with select/limited local wines & beer (New Glarus included). Dry aged beef & pork also available. Good selection, beautiful drive to get there, and open on Sundays (until 1 pm).”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 1133 N Main St

    1133 N Main St, Viroqua WI 54665

    3.7 Good 144 reviews

    “It's Walmart. Prices a bit high and nothing seems to come down anymore.had everything I was looking for. UPDATE: Prices on some things dropped, others raised.”

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