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  1. ALDI - 1114 South Main Street

    1114 South Main Street, West Bend WI 53095

    4.5 Superb 134 reviews

    “I like ALDI and go to lots of their locations. This was my first visit to this one. I was in West Bend for another errand and remembered that I needed a few things, so I stopped in. This location, like most of their other stores, is well organized, offers plenty of quality products, and has friendly and efficient staff. They've made a nice improvement in many of their stores, including this one, by adding self-checkouts. I've been waiting for these to start appearing in more locations. The employees are always incredibly fast at checking people out, but there have still been times when the lines get pretty long. Personally, I like having the self-checkout option. I'd rather have the employees available to stock shelves and help customers throughout the store than tied to a register. Although I have to admit, I'll miss saying hello to some of my favorite ALDI employees at checkout. Another good ALDI experience. I would definitely come back to this store.”

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  2. Meijer - 2180 South Main Street

    2180 South Main Street, West Bend WI 53095

    4 Good 244 reviews

    “Stopped in to look for an item advertised online. Asked Customer Service Representative for assistance. Jennifer went above and beyond to help me find the item within the store. Great customer service. Highly recommend.”

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