Hy-Vee is a familiar name to midwestern grocery shoppers, as the popular local chain has become known as a haven for good food at reasonable prices. But one Hy-Vee in the city of Grimes has broken the mold. Not only is it the largest grocery store in Iowa, but it’s the biggest Hy-Vee in the world – at a massive 93,000 square feet. Inside, shoppers will find all the products they’ve come to expect, as well as a host of prepared foods and some special features that make this store feel less like a supermarket and more like an all-in-one shopping destination. So for a visit to this grocery store, we suggest that you bring more than your shopping bags – bring along your taste for adventure!

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If you’d like to know more about the largest grocery store in Iowa and about the various departments, be sure to check out the Grimes Hy-Vee website as well as the Grimes Hy-Vee Facebook page.

Have you been to the Grimes Hy-Vee for shopping or dining? If so, how did it feel to be in the largest Hy-Vee in America? Let us know in the comments section below!

If you want a smaller gourmet shopping destination, check out this locavore’s heaven of a general store.

Want to stay in nearby Des Moines? Then be sure to consider the Des Moines Marriott Downtown.

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