Grocery Stores in Minong, WI

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  1. 403 US-53 BUS, Minong WI 54859

    4.3 Superb 63 reviews

    “This grocery store has been open as long as I've been alive and was there years before, I'm 55 years old. It's a great store in the village of Minong, WI and is excellent if you need a few items but like all other micro communities this store is expensive. Save your money and go to Walmart in Hayward or that grocery store in Spooner, WI.”

  2. 709 W Hokah St, Minong WI 54859

    4.3 Superb 41 reviews

    “Great local store for anything from picking up daily necessities, last minute items, or to even do your regular shopping. DG in Minong is well maintained and managed by a wondeful crew of friendly individuals.Enjoy DG Minong and dont forget to complete your surveys after checkout. It helps to support the staff and to recognize their hardwork.Thanx, T.B.”

  3. 1 Snack Food Lane, U.S. 53 Business Highway, Minong WI 54859

    3.7 Good 59 reviews

    “For meat receiving. go east on limits road past shipping docks & turn right on 1st road you come to. There is a sign so you cant miss it. Follow road to back of building & receiving dock is 1st dock you see on right. I only had 5 pallets so cant tell ya how fast or slow they are but very nice people.”

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