Grocery Stores in Macclenny, FL

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  1. 816 S 6th St, Macclenny FL 32063

    4.4 Superb 108 reviews

    “I recently revisited Save-A-Lot. Everybody was friendly, the shelves were neatly stocked, fruits and vegetables looked crisp and fresh. No dirty floors and no dusty shelves. I wasn't able to look at the restrooms so in all fairness, no comment. Finally, in the meat department everything looked and smelled fresh (unlike the meat department at Winn-Dixie)”

  2. 6128 County Rd 23C, Macclenny FL 32063

    4.4 Superb 37 reviews

    “I don't like how there stuff cost more money then other stores in town. So i don't go there unless i have too. When i was a drinker over a yr ago. I loved that they sold cold alcoholic beverages on Sundays. Even if it cost alot more getting it there. Because you couldn't buy alcohol on Sundays in town or I'd got it in town instead of there. It was still good to go there to buy alcohol even at there high prices. So my old drinking self said thank you for doing that for me and all the still drinkers out there. Being a Dry County on Sundays Sucks for all those people who love there drinks. And Yes My None Drinking Self Still Hates That It's Against The Law To Buy Alcohol On Sundays In Baker County. Because We All Know That Alot Of People That Attend Church On Sunday Are Drinking Alcohol When They Get Home From Church On Sunday. I feel the ban on the sale of alcohol on Sundays. Its the church's way to punish those who drink on sundays and not attend church. Fyi i think it's more Wrong and Messed up to go to church then go home and drink alcohol after you just left God's House. Because I'd rather be the person who doesn't have to go to church the following Sunday to Repentant for Drinking Alcohol Last Sunday after getting home from God's House. Just Saying. So It's Wrong to Punish those Who Don't Disrespect God By Drinking when they get home from God's House. So I'd Like To Thank All The Stores And People Who Still Sale Alcohol On Sundays To People Who Live In Dry Towns And County's In The United States. That's how i feel about the law to ban buying alcohol on Sundays. Thanks and Have A Blessed Safe Day People.”

  3. 1263 S 6th St, Macclenny FL 32063

    4.1 Good 68 reviews

    “Love my dollar general and the mangers very help ful some of the employees are all very friendly and I will help them when I can to keep buggy shopping carts inside. So thanks Jasmine got having a great crew”

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  5. 410 North Lowder Street, Macclenny FL 32063

    4.3 Superb 10 reviews

  6. 584 South 6th Street, Macclenny FL 32063

    4 Good 7 reviews

    “Jess, Cari, Autumn, Nick and RJ are always amazing and keep this station running at its best. The family feel they portray is unexpected but once you get to know them each one of them has nothing but the best interests for their customers. Thank you all”

  7. 11750 N 6th St, Macclenny FL 32063

    3.9 Good 81 reviews

    “I have always liked shopping here because it's close to home and convenient. It's gotten better since they have produce now. I don't have to go all the way into town just for a few things. Only downside to this location is it blocks cell service.”

  8. 9218 FL-228, Macclenny FL 32063

    3.8 Good 285 reviews

    “free delivery if you have a one dollar membership. I find the deliveries to be a little slow and sloppy, but you can get things in just a few hours if you need to.”

  9. 9218 FL-228, Macclenny FL 32063

    2.5 Average 35 reviews

    “This is the only pharmacy I use. I love the pharmacist, they are so nice and explain any new prescription to you so you can understand it. And the employees are excellent. I will keep using it.”

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