Grocery Stores in Crestwood, KY

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  1. 6201 KY-146, Crestwood KY 40014

    4.3 Superb 101 reviews

    “I visit my local DG at least 5 times a week. The staff are beyond friendly and helpful. I prefer it to Walmart. Wonderful selection, the best seasonal merch, and staples for everyday use.”

  2. 6501 Veterans Memorial Parkway, Crestwood KY 40014

    3.8 Good 219 reviews

    “I ordered a cake and cupcakes for a baby shower. The baker was so pleasant to work with. She was kind and very helpful. The cake and cupcakes were beautifully decorated and delicious. Thank you for being a part of making our day special.”

  3. 8901 West State Hwy 22, Crestwood KY 40014

    3.8 Good 46 reviews

    “Stopped in for pizza. Because this is one of the few gas stations near me that has hunt brothers pizza and uh, I was very impressed by the new bathroom.Come check this place out”

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  5. Inside Walmart, 6501 Veterans Memorial Parkway, Crestwood KY 40014

    3.3 Good 13 reviews

    “Stopped in for just a few things. Preface: I do not like wal-mart. However, during my visit I encountered not one but THREE proactively helpful, friendly employees. One helped us find watches, another volunteered to bring me a cart (which I was in denial about needing), and another helped us with a barcode issue at checkout. Somebody in management take notice, your employees are doing it right!”

  6. 7200 Hwy 329, Crestwood KY 40014

    3.3 Good 50 reviews

    “Stopped in to use the restroom on a trip. Decided to buy a snack for the road. They have fresh baked snacks available. Tried the banana bread; it was delicious.”

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