Grocery Stores near Seymour, WI

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  1. 147 W Wisconsin St, Seymour WI 54165

    3.4 Good 108 reviews

    “Came in today for the makings for fish tacos. Wanted my coleslaw but not enough time to make it. Walked to the deli where I saw a gentleman checking the buffet. I asked him if there was coleslaw in the deli and he brought me straight to it and indicating to me that it's made there fresh. I dont have much faith in deli coleslaw , bad experiences. To our surprise tonite, it was WONDERFUL! The store is a gem and most of the workers are friendly and then some. Im wearing my small town pride like a badge❤️”

  2. 504 S Main St, Black Creek WI 54106

    4.5 Superb 79 reviews

    “Great local grocery store! Has everything you need, Please support your local businesses or on your way up north stop by and shop here! I'm impressed with the politeness of everyone that works here!”

  3. W2082 County Rd S, Freedom WI 54130

    4.5 Superb 60 reviews

    “Your typical small town grocery store- nice to have close by to stop in if you need something and do not have time to run to Appleton. The Bakery and meat department both are consistently fresh. Expect to pay a premium for the convenience. Friendly and helpful staff.”

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  5. 790 County Rd Ee, De Pere WI 54115

    4.9 Superb 15 reviews

    “for the poeple at oneida one stop just very friendy caring poeple since the last time ive been there its been a long time im hoping to be back soon and say hi thanks for having myseft there injoy your weekend and saty safe tom protzman.”

  6. 790 County Rd Ee, De Pere WI 54115

    4.6 Superb 29 reviews

    “Went to get gas here with no problems. The two female workers behind the counter were very helpful. I was looking for nightcrawlers. They said they didn't get any this year. But help me find a place that had them. Thank you for the kindness!”

  7. N3887 State Road #55, Freedom WI 54130

    4 Good 33 reviews

    “Although it may not have not have the cheapest prices. It is generally still worth the stop, especially on a Saturday with a five dollars off 25 or more coupon. Personally, I love that I can bike there and not have to spend a drop of gas to get some of the things I like. The people that run, the store are friendly and have helped me on more than one account when the system gets a little buggy and charges you more for no reason. Plus I like having a store in freedom that is open till 9 o’clock.”

  8. 609 N Main St, Black Creek WI 54106

    3.7 Good 33 reviews

    “Great store, beats having to go to Seymour or appleton. I go there every weekend! The staff is very friendly. However, cant give it a 5 star due to shortage of employees...Otherwise highly recommended.”

  9. 960 County Truck Hwy B, Pulaski WI 54162

    3.9 Good 108 reviews

    “I recently visited this grocery store and was impressed by the clean, well-organized layout. They have a decent selection across all departments, with a particularly good range of store-brand spices and cheeses. The deli section is a nice touch, with fresh options that make it easy to grab a quick meal. Prices are generally high, which is typical for smaller chains compared to larger competitors, but the quality and convenience make it worth the occasional visit. Overall, a solid neighborhood grocery store!”

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