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Supermarkets in Selma, AL

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  1. Cahaba Products - 412 J.L. Chestnut Jr Blvd

    412 J.L. Chestnut Jr Blvd, Selma AL 36701

    4.6 Superb 11 reviews

    “Awesome place to buy fresh cut meat. The shelves are always stocked with plenty and a great variety. The sales prices are unbelievable. The location is very convenient and the staff are always friendly and helpful. Hands down...it's the best grocery store I've shopped. The staff”

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  2. Winn-Dixie - 1952 West Dallas Avenue

    1952 West Dallas Avenue, Selma AL 36701

    4.3 Superb 114 reviews

    “I paid a few pennies more per items to patronize this store but it was well worth it. The cleanliness of the store fantastic. I also enjoy the varieties of items that I had at my disposal.”

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  3. ALDI - 1952 West Dallas Avenue

    1952 West Dallas Avenue, Selma AL 36701

    4.1 Good 22 reviews

    “Aldi is a pretty good store. My friend told me about it since she shops there alot, and I started to go to the one in Prattville before we got one in Selma. I mainly go there for the fresh produce and whatever else I can grab to try out. It's no Winn Dixie, but I can go to other stores if they don't have what I'm looking for. It's also a little cheaper to shop there since Walmart tripping with their prices 😐. Selma needs a Publix or Krogers next.”

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