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  1. Veracruz Mexican Market - 1506 31st Ave

    1506 31st Ave, Monroe WI 53566

    4.7 Superb 59 reviews

    “Super clean, well stocked store with an excellent meat and produce section. Very helpful and pleasant staff. Very reasonable prices on all products we purchased.”

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  2. ALDI - 640 West 8th Street

    640 West 8th Street, Monroe WI 53566

    4.5 Superb 108 reviews

    “Clean restrooms, clean atmosphere, lower prices than Freeport, and friendly staff. Fresh produce and good selection. Nice place to get what you need and save a bunch of money.”

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  3. Dollar General - 639 4th Avenue

    639 4th Avenue, Monroe WI 53566

    4.2 Good 67 reviews

    “My wife Susan andI I love this store. Great prices and great people! The manager Kandi is totally awesome! This is a great place to get everything you need especially if you are looking for Itunes gift cards to send to Mark Harmon on Facebook...you know if you are smart like that. ??”

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  5. Piggly Wiggly - 725 8th Street

    725 8th Street, Monroe WI 53566

    4 Good 70 reviews

    “It's my to go to store .It has a good variety ,things don't get constantly moved to different locations,and isn't a huge store,I can go in ,find what I need,and have checkout lanes,no self check outs.my favorite fried chicken and good deli”

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  6. Piggly Wiggly - 725 8th St

    725 8th St, Monroe WI 53566

    3.8 Good 8 reviews

    “I felt compelled to leave a review because Wiggly Piggly is easily one of the best local spots around—don't let the weird online rumors fool you! It’s the same great community staple it’s always been. The value here is fantastic. In a time where big-box chains are hiking prices, Wiggly Piggly delivers top-notch quality, fresh produce, and specialty items that make every penny worth it. The deli is exceptional, too. Every time I order sliced meats and cheeses like Colby Jack or salami, the team is friendly, meticulous, and accurate with their measurements. I truly appreciate that the staff take their time to get the order weighed and packaged with care rather than rushing through it. Clean aisles, great prices, and patient, well-trained staff—Wiggly Piggly has earned my loyalty. Highly recommended!”

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  7. Pick 'n Save - 246 West 8th Street

    246 West 8th Street, Monroe WI 53566

    3.9 Good 133 reviews

    “Only place worth going to for big food buys- They have pretty much anything you need to eat- And plz use the app and clip the digitals! Everytime i shop i save a min of 40 bucks- If you are simply chucking things in the cart without that? Foolish- Get the app and pay attention- And be sure to check the shelf and cart near front of store- Bargains can be found there- I got 16 pack of batteries for $3.16 (bought about 6 packs) awesome deal- Look around and don't throw money away- And pizzas for 2.99 (again with digitals) I always leave with a cart full for about $100 bucks- take your time and seek the deals- And btw i use the self belt system and the staff is great at bagging and clearing the belt everytime- they need a raise-”

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  8. Walmart Supercenter - 300 6th Avenue West

    300 6th Avenue West, Monroe WI 53566

    3.5 Good 188 reviews

    “I am very pleased with all aspects of the new Walmart store's now that I am acquainted with it and know where to find everything. I make my list according to the layout of the store?”

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