Grocery Stores near North Middletown, KY

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  1. 250 Mt Sterling Rd, North Middletown KY 40357

    2.3 Poor 41 reviews

    “I love this dollar store and it's location isn't to busy so it's not a long wait to check out. Their always stocked up, and very helpful, and nice to people. It's always clean, and easy to get through all their areas in the store. It's location helps the people who live out in the country as well, exspecialy those who have to ask someone to give them a ride to the store, and they have about everything a person basically needs..”

  2. 1215 W Lexington Ave, Winchester KY 40391

    4.5 Superb 83 reviews

    “Just called to see if they had Alka seltzer, and the sales lady that answered was extremely nice and helful. She went to check to see if they had it and then read me what it would help with. She was super gelpful and friendly.”

  3. 755 Ecton Rd, Winchester KY 40391

    4.2 Good 116 reviews

    “Returned after a year absolutely amazing an 100 percent turn around new management didn't see those bad apples as I encountered before 2 at security check in nice polite an friendly was checked in immediately unloaded within 1 hour check in was great at receiving office as well was warned around 7 am police still ticket an making you move”

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  5. 139 E Main St, Paris KY 40361

    3.5 Good 63 reviews

    “A little cluttered but they have a good selection of items and alot of camo!!! Went to get one thing and came out with a few more... the customer service was good and the lady showed me to the item I was looking for.”

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