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Supermarkets near Rainsville, AL

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  1. Bruce's Foodland Rainsville - 318 McCurdy Ave N

    318 McCurdy Ave N, Rainsville AL 35986

    4.6 Superb 130 reviews

    “I love this Foodland..... I walk in the door to my new friends at the registers. Kelly is my absolute favorite, I smile as soon as I see her because I know as soon as I'm checking out there will be laughter.....always a fantastic visit. Every employee is extremely helpful with anything you request. I highly recommend this Foodland.”

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  2. Stop To Save - 136 Main St W

    136 Main St W, Rainsville AL 35986

    4.2 Good 93 reviews

    “This is a good place for great meats and fresh veggies at a good price. It's not the best Stop to Save I shop at but it is the best option on the mountain.”

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  3. Bruce's Foodland Fyffe - 1331 Main St

    1331 Main St, Fyffe AL 35971

    4.4 Superb 66 reviews

    “Open on holidayThis is our go to store, for out meat,fresh vegetables,fair prices. Also close to home. Our local Foodland is small but it usually has anything we need.”

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  5. Stop to Save Supermarket - 17185 AL-75

    17185 AL-75, Henagar AL 35978

    4.2 Good 84 reviews

    “There are good deals but the staff has been very rude all 3 times I've visited this store. EDIT: Since this review I've not encountered any more issues. Still good deals, too!”

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