Grocery Stores near Needham, AL

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  1. 2458 Needham Rd, Needham AL 36915

    4.7 Superb 50 reviews

    “I have known the owner for many many years I have dealt with him on a business basis and as a friend I highly recommend if you are out that way stop in and get to know him and his friendly staff”

  2. 300 W Pushmataha St, Butler AL 36904

    4.4 Superb 74 reviews

    “The stock personal are very helpful and will assist you to find an item, and the checkout is fast and courteous. The store is clean and neatly supplied. I enjoy the shopping experience .”

  3. 6954 Melvin Rd, Gilbertown AL 36908

    4.6 Superb 8 reviews

    “We went there this morning and we talked with the owner he is a very warm and friendly type of man. He shared with my husband and I that he had been married for almost 50 years. He spoke of his wife with great love and admiration. It is just a small simple place but it is huge, filled with the warmth and smiles of old friends. If you find yourself in that area stop by get something to eat or something cold to drink, it is worth the stop. I will definitely go there again.”

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  5. 223 E Pushmataha St, Butler AL 36904

    3.7 Good 55 reviews

    “The people who work there are great and that's saying someone bc DG is amount the worst employers in the Southeast. It really says thesomething about the character of the workers there. I wish DG would be little less Ebenezer Scrooge with how they make them work on holidays like Thanksgiving.”

  6. 116 Melvin Rd, Gilbertown AL 36908

    3.5 Good 49 reviews

    “Surprisingly this store is super clean and some of the associates were very friendly. Some of the associates did not look so happy which made me feel somewhat uneasy being there.”

  7. 303 N Mulberry Ave, Butler AL 36904

    3 Average 6 reviews

  8. 13661 Choctaw Ave, Gilbertown AL 36908

    3.2 Average 41 reviews

    “Slightly more selections than the typical DG. The self checkout could be more user friendly; also, beware of “shoppers” that stand in the middle of an aisle to gossip for over 20 minutes”

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