Grocery Stores in Lincoln, AL

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  1. 660 Brooks Lake Rd, Lincoln AL 35096

    4.5 Superb 7 reviews

    “I have been buying milk from halo farm the last 15 years. Never ever the milk went bad all these years. Of late it expires even before the expiry date on the carton. I am very upset and don’t want to stop going there because my kids love their ice cream.”

  2. 47870 US-78, Lincoln AL 35096

    4.1 Good 80 reviews

    “Usually not too busy and items are easy to find. Wish they had less expensive groceries, but I guess that’s any store. I rarely find specials on items I would purchase. Usually nice cashiers & other staff.”

  3. 47529 US-78, Lincoln AL 35096

    3.5 Good 79 reviews

    “One of our favorite go-to places when we are on the road is a Dollar General. Here you can find just about everything you need. Today was no exception. We needed a cat harness and a couple of cooking pots. We found these items in no time, and there was a selection to pick over.Like most Dollar General, the aisles are narrow, and it can be hard to navigate around, but this is not a problem for us. There was no clutter in any of the aisles. Very nice stop.”

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  5. 11895 Stemley Road, Lincoln AL 35096

    3.3 Good 39 reviews

    “Employee was very empathetic and help. I came in with 2 kids.. (one strapped to my chest and one having a meltdown in the cart.)Cashier came and helped me out multiple times seeing me struggle even though she had a line. She will dive me to come back in. Great service!!Inventory was low.. but store was clean and service made up for it.”

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