Grocery Stores in Mary Esther, FL

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  1. 251 Mary Esther Boulevard, Mary Esther FL 32569

    4.4 Superb 172 reviews

    “I love how big their Hispanic food section is! Hispanic food is my comfort food, and there's so much available here. I come by often for groceries. The store is always well stocked. Prices are good. Employees are friendly. The produce is sometimes old, and the store is kinda dirty, but it's not too bad. Not bad enough to bother me. Just giving a heads up to the picky people, lol. I'd recommend people shop here. You're gonna find some cool, weird, and unusual stuff here that you can't find in other stores, like real sugar Mexican Coca-Cola (which I'd give 10 stars to if possible)”

  2. 2205 US-98, Mary Esther FL 32569

    4.2 Good 32 reviews

    “Pretty average gas station. I usually don't review gas stations but this one is right up the street from me. Store is decently clean. Items are pretty stocked up. Everything is good except for the staff. The female manager (Jennifer) seems to be a little short with me whenever I asked her a question but I didn't take it to heart. Customer service is very big when you work with tons of people everyday. Hopefully it gets better since I live very close to this store. Will update soon if I notice changes. Overall good gas station.”

  3. 2080 US-98, Mary Esther FL 32569

    4 Good 65 reviews

    “These are the nicest young people I have ever dealt with. They are always friendly, and helpful. Very positive during this troubled times. This is the only place I’ve shopped since the virus started, but I am blessed to be near a store where everyone is so nice and thoughtful. Special thanks to these wonderful people. Besides that the store is organized well stocked and very welcoming”

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