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Grocery Stores in Middleton, WI

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  1. Willy Street Co-op—West - 6825 University Ave

    6825 University Ave, Middleton WI 53562

    4.5 Superb 198 reviews

    “Large selection of bulk items. Well-stocked meat department. Produce is fresh. I like the spaghetti squash. Prices are pretty good. Parking is easy.”

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  2. SACO Foods - 1845 Deming Way

    1845 Deming Way, Middleton WI 53562

    4.9 Superb 40 reviews

    “This place is great! Easy in and out, very quick unload. Took about 25 minutes from check in to green light. The guy on the receiving dock was awesome. They are a FCFS facility, final time for receiving is 1400, starts at 0630.”

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  3. The Meat Market - 2315 N Pleasant View Rd Building 1

    2315 N Pleasant View Rd Building 1, Middleton WI 53562

    4.7 Superb 17 reviews

    “Terrific grocery store staff very caring and understanding atmosphere was lovely .a place if your a tourist friend or family if you need a grocery I recommend the meat market”

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  5. Kwik Trip - 6519 Century Avenue

    6519 Century Avenue, Middleton WI 53562

    4.2 Good 51 reviews

    “Great location and super friendly staff. I prefer this location over the other one down the road. Never a bad experience. I only wish that they opened earlier. 5 AM is too late on many days. 4 AM would be much better for my schedule.”

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  6. Garden Asian Market - 6136 University Ave

    6136 University Ave, Middleton WI 53562

    3.7 Good 62 reviews

    “The garden Asian market is a super convenient grocery where you can get most of what you need to cook Asian thought here in Middleton. The vegetables, dry goods, canned stuff, sauces, treats are great. They also carry roasted meats (Cha shu, pork, and duck) In the back there are 5-6 hour dishes that you can buy to take home... Pretty authentic fare it seems. I've tried the chicken feet and they were delicious, Parking is easy. Staff is fine. Be aware that They still require masks.”

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  7. Dollar General - 5430 Century Avenue

    5430 Century Avenue, Middleton WI 53562

    3.2 Average 66 reviews

    “If anyone wants a good experience its in that afternoon the new closing manager is fantastic great customer service... and the place looks great way better experience.”

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  8. Pick 'N Save Money Services - 6800 Century Ave

    6800 Century Ave, Middleton WI 53562

    2.7 Average 30 reviews

    “Staff is always masked-up. Normally most things are in stock & the store is clean. Sometimes there are limited checkout line's open but there are always the self check lines. Great floral Dept, produce, deli is a little small”

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  9. Kwik Trip #964 - 7508 Century Avenue

    7508 Century Avenue, Middleton WI 53562

    3.1 Average 97 reviews

    “Staff always friendly Merchandise always fresh I don't go to big markets any more, I live alone and I do one batch of cooking for the week. And anything that I need I can find at QuikTrip”

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  10. Metro Market - 6800 Century Ave

    6800 Century Ave, Middleton WI 53562

    3 Average 118 reviews

    “I had to move up the pickup date for cupcakes at the last minute, and the bakery team was incredibly kind and accommodating. They helped me right away and made the whole process so easy. A special thank you to the employee in the bakery department whose name started with “D” (I didn’t catch the full name), but they were so friendly and helpful. I really appreciate your excellent customer service! Thank you so much!”

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