Which grocery store is the most expensive?

If there’s a Winco in your area, they are pretty reasonable on prices.

There’s a Homeland Store that is a mile away from my house, it is the nearest grocery store and I rarely go there, seems like most things are more expensive than the other stores I shop at. And Walmart doesn’t have the best prices on many things either. The produce and meats. And if you buy Great Value brand at Walmart on some products they will short you by weight. I’ve weighed pastas etc. and even with the box (not supposed to be included in the net weight) they fall short by 1-2 ounces or more. I have used several scales to weigh it including Walmart’s produce scales.

From my experience, The Fresh Market. Although I admittedly shop there every few months to treat myself. I know you’re trying to avoid the expensive stores, which is why you’re asking…but the Fresh Market is expensive for a reason—their groceries are so dang good and worth it if you have the money.

If you don’t, I’d stick with Walmart and Aldi. But if you want to save up and treat yourself for a birthday or another special occasion, check out the Fresh Market. Or ask for a gift card for your birthday!

That is no good at all. We have stores where the prices are over our heads. We don't have an Aldi though. Sounds like it might be hard to navigate

Tops near me are overpriced and half the time bad quality or Target!

Whole Foods

Whole Paycheck is expensive unless you limit to the store brand 365.

The ones located nearest me. I only stop there for convenience sake.

HyVee and Fareway are tied, Walmart is alright, I avoid Aldi's like the plague.