Grocery Stores in East Troy, WI

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  1. 3066 Main St, East Troy WI 53120

    4.9 Superb 41 reviews

    • Today 9AM – 6PM

    “We have been going to Jonses since they opened and have loved it from day one! They have their base items that are always there, as well as an ever changing variety of products, making every visit exciting. It is so nice having a discount store like this in East Troy, it really helps the grocery budget stretch. The owner is awesome and the workers are the best!”

  2. 2894 Main St, East Troy WI 53120

    4.4 Superb 22 reviews

    “It has a decent selection of produce and specialty items. It won't replace your grocery store, but it is a good place to supplement your purchases and support a small business. It is inside 2894 on Main.”

  3. 2579 North Street, East Troy WI 53120

    3.9 Good 73 reviews

    “I visit this store frequently. Sherry the store manager and Mike are ALWAYS AMAZING!! They both have helped me out in times when my debit card declined. Today, Sunday 3/15/26, my debit card declined and the banks were not open to figure out the issue. Sherry, without hesitation, grabbed her own card and paid for my $102 bill and said “no worries, when you figure out you can pay me back.” Luckily I had some cash at home and was able to get it back to her right away. Now THAT’s sure going above and beyond for your customers!! Thanks so much for always being so kind, helpful, and just plain amazing you guys!!!!”

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  5. 3238 Main St Unit C, East Troy WI 53120

    3.2 Average 113 reviews

    “This is one of the cleanest and most organized grocery stores I've ever been in. Staff was friendly and helpful, even despite the fact that it was super early in the morning. This store is definitely worth the drive from Burlington.”

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