Grocery Stores in Camden, DE

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  1. 2500 South Dupont Highway, Camden DE 19934

    4.2 Good 217 reviews

    “Our office at Independent Newsmedia Inc. in Dover called to order a cake for a company celebration that we were having the next day. I spoke to Pam in the Bakery and was delighted to hear that the order could be completed for the next day's pickup. She was professional, polite and took great care in obtaining the order information needed to process our order. She took special care to make sure that she had received the information correctly. When I picked up the cake, Pam was not in but two other ladies jumped in to make sure that the cake was delivered to me and they were absolutely most helpful-what a team you have at the Camden DE store. You should be very proud. By the way, The cake was fantastic and we ate it all :)”

  2. Wal-Mart, 263 Walmart Dr, Camden DE 19934

    4.2 Good 11 reviews

    “I won't do that again, was my first review with 1 star. But, I went back this week, 100% better. I think the staff was just having a rough day the first time. Will definitely go do pick up again! Staff was friendly and quick.”

  3. 200 S Main St, Camden DE 19934

    2.3 Poor 3 reviews

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  5. 263 Walmart Dr, Camden DE 19934

    2.5 Average 20 reviews

    “I've used the curb side pick up at this store several times now and have to say how impressed I've been with the efficiency and, more importantly, the friendly and professional workers that bring t he groceries out. They have been consistently friendly and helpful which is getting harder and harder to find in retail these days. My last visit to Redner's in Camden was very disappointing but my experiences at this location have been beyond expectations. Keep up the good work!”

  6. 263 Walmart Drive, Camden DE 19934

    3.3 Good 253 reviews

    “Was just there Memorial Day weekend and it's seemed to change. I couldn't put my finger on it,but a lot of merchandise was moved around. Hmmmm anyone else notice this?”

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