Grocery Stores in Quincy, FL

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  1. 1921 W Jefferson St, Quincy FL 32351

    4.6 Superb 14 reviews

  2. 1600 W Jefferson St, Quincy FL 32351

    4.3 Superb 27 reviews

    “Pleasure having this store in our fine city. Store in pristine condition and well stocked. Impressed with their selection fruits, vegetables, dry good, meats, frozen foods, etc. Friendly cashier. Will return...”

  3. 4694 High Brg Rd, Quincy FL 32351

    4.8 Superb 8 reviews

    “An old school neighborhood store like back in the day with the store in the front and home in the back. Mrs.Brown has watched generations of families grow up! She has spent her entire life running this store ONLY leaving to go to church or to doctors appointments out of love NOT profit ! If it weren't for her MANY families in the community would have went hungry!! If you were to add up ALL the tabs for credit where she has allowed people to get groceries and pay later she would be a millionaire! Tabs going back decades that will NEVER be repaid! ALL the money made goes right back into paying delivery companies to keep the selves stocked and paying for HUGE electric bills and repair costs to keep the freezers running! Generations after generations have made the pilgrimage back to visit her over the years and to introduce her to the next generation to grow up visiting *Browns Grocery*! Where customers AREN'T customers they are FAMILY!”

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  5. 650 S Adams St, Quincy FL 32351

    4.3 Superb 20 reviews

    “Super friendly, always has a little bit of everything, gas is often the cheapest in town. Easy to walk to if you're at Gadsden Technical College, Tanyard Creek Park, or Sunset Acres.”

  6. 18680 Blue Star Hwy, Quincy FL 32351

    4 Good 159 reviews

    “I love this store because of the very attentive staff in the butcher shop, there are 4 men and 1 woman there who are lazy but I settle for those who are...they have Mexican products and they are cheaper than in a Mexican store...I find Fresh produce and a wide variety of hot prepared food.”

  7. Historic District, 519 W Crawford St, Quincy FL 32351

    4 Good 12 reviews

  8. 315 W Jefferson St, Quincy FL 32351

    3.8 Good 66 reviews

    “I'm always shopping here picking up more than I come for. The customer service is good and the sales are wonderful. Especially if you have the app. It's a one stop shop. I'm always satisfied when leaving the store.”

  9. 5335 Greensboro Hwy, Quincy FL 32351

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

  10. 20 North Gf and a Drive, Quincy FL 32351

    3 Average 3 reviews

  11. 18871 Blue Star Hwy, Quincy FL 32351

    3.7 Good 52 reviews

    “It depends on which store you go in cause i was in Midway store and Lord knows they need help bad bad always crowded and that don't make sense they're worse then Walmart to crowded need help ASAP”

  12. 4480 Bainbridge Highway, Quincy FL 32352

    3.4 Good 7 reviews

  13. 1940 Pat Thomas Parkway, Quincy FL 32351

    2.8 Average 5 reviews

  14. 1940 Pat Thomas Pkwy, Quincy FL 32351

    3.4 Good 173 reviews

    “I'll be honest. This is the best experience that I've had at this Walmart and I've been shopping here, since their opening. I'm absolutely loving the new self checkout area. I didn't have to stand in line to check out for a minimum of 45 minute's. I was in and out!”

  15. 1797 Pat Thomas Pkwy, Quincy FL 32351

    2.9 Average 108 reviews

    “All I can say I arrived 4:58 a.m. I drove out at 6:308 a.m. after finishing up my paperwork. Full load breakfast cereals no lumper fee required, Yeah me too surprise surprise”

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