Grocery Stores near Marrowbone, KY

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  1. 9781 Glasgow Rd, Marrowbone KY 42759

    4.1 Good 36 reviews

    “I love stopping here. It's small but welcoming and super friendly ladies that work there. They have a little deli with hot food like chicken strips and potato wedges. I think I saw wings too. We paid about $5 for 3 chicken strips hot fresh and big peices. They are the best chicken strips I've had. Love it.”

  2. 8459 Glasgow Rd, Burkesville KY 42717

    4.9 Superb 101 reviews

    “Fantastic place for unique homemade foodstuffs. They offer sandwiches and definitely male sure to sample their sourdough and honey wheat bread. Fantastic, definitely worth stopping by if you happen to be passing by!”

  3. 14332 Burkesville Rd, Breeding KY 42715

    4.3 Superb 7 reviews

    “Super location for me living in the Kentucky hollers. First time visit-- friendly, helpful employees and great variety of merchandise. Love the values Thank you”

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  5. 1200 Columbia Rd, Burkesville KY 42717

    3.5 Good 6 reviews

  6. 260 Keen St, Burkesville KY 42717

    3.8 Good 106 reviews

    “Very clean store, staffed by very courteous employees. Has remained comparatively well stocked throughout the supply chain crisis. Always a pleasurable experience, and always a friendly word from cashiers, and employees stocking shelves. We're a small town, but they offer a surprising amount of choices. A1 in my book.”

  7. 139 Keen St, Burkesville KY 42717

    3.5 Good 68 reviews

    “Used self check out since I only had a few items. Cashier wasn't in my eye sight. There were other customers waiting for a Cashier to appear. Other than yell for a Cashier to come and scan their items the sqeaky deal they usually have on the counter wasn't there. Not good for business I wouldn't think. They had a lot of items for sale. The store has a good selection of various items to buy.”

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