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  1. Publix Super Market at Oxford Commons - 115 Commons Way

    115 Commons Way, Oxford AL 36203

    4.5 Superb 286 reviews

    “Great variety of options, decent kosher section with good selections. Good sushi too! They have the best fresh fruit and veggie selection in the area. UPDATE 10/7/26: great price on ground chuck right now and of course their $5 sushi on Wednesdays!”

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  2. Johnsons Giant Foods - 4920 US-78

    4920 US-78, Oxford AL 36203

    4.5 Superb 137 reviews

    “You kinda need to look for the sales so the prices don't get to high on you BUT I LIKE THE SMALLER BISINESS OWNERS ALWAYS HAVE A PRETTY FRIENDLY STAFF IF YOU NEED HELP FINDING SOMETHING JUST ASK AND THEY'VE ALWAYS BEEN ABLE TO HELP ME OUT WITH FINDING SOMETHING THAT IM HAVING TROUBLE FINDING SOMETHING PLEASE DON'T FORGET OUR SMALLER BISINESS I'M TRYING TO GET INVOLVED WITH GETTING OUR SMALLER BUSINESS A LITTLE MORE BISINESS HOPEFULLY SOME FOLK'S WILL HAVE MY POINT OF VIEW ON THE SMALLER BISINESS AND YES THE BILL CAN GET HIGH BUT WHERE'S THE BILL NOT HIGH THESE DAYS ESPECIALLY IN THE GROCERY STORE'S”

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  3. ALDI - 75 Holmes Drive

    75 Holmes Drive, Oxford AL 36203

    4.3 Superb 147 reviews

    “International Market is right. I found things, I've wanted to try, plus some I never thought I'd find. Just don't forget to bring bags to carry your groceries home. Reasonable priced items, plus bulk items for group meals.”

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