Grocery Stores in Pikeville, KY

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  1. 2138 South Mayo Trail, Pikeville KY 41501

    4.3 Superb 155 reviews

    “Food City is a great place to shop for groceries and everyday items. The store is usually clean, the shelves are stocked, and the employees are friendly and helpful. I like that they have good deals, fresh food options, and everything is easy to find. It’s a convenient place to stop whether you’re doing a full grocery trip or just picking up a few things.”

  2. 240 South Mayo Trail, Pikeville KY 41501

    4.5 Superb 45 reviews

    “This location is very clean and organized. It’s my opinion they have the best deals around on your meat selection. Friendly staff, quick checkout service and always a friendly smile.”

  3. 560 Right Fork Island Creek Rd, Pikeville KY 41501

    4.8 Superb 26 reviews

    “A true local gem. May’s Grocery on the Right Fork of Island Creek is one of the last real mom-and-pop stores left in Pike County, and Benny & Patricia run it with pride. The store is always clean, well-stocked with southern essentials, and the prices are as fair as the big chain stores in town. Convenient hours (open 364 days a year, 9 AM–11 PM, Sundays 12–11) and a friendly, family-run atmosphere that’s rare these days. Also perfectly located to serve both Island Creek and the Mud Creek/Toler area of Floyd County. I’m grateful this place is still here. Highly recommend. ??”

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  5. 240 South Mayo Trail, Pikeville KY 41501

    4.2 Good 71 reviews

    “Got everything my grandmother, who resides in the nursing home needed (cakes, chops, drinks, bath products, etc) for less than $50. In today's market you can't beat that.”

  6. 215 Cassady Boulevard Ste 101, Pikeville KY 41501

    4.3 Superb 53 reviews

    “Food City offers good deals on meats, especially with the 5 for 2O, which I use those meats for breakfast mostly with the exception of the chicken legs and hamburger meat. Some items, however, are cheaper at Walmart, so you learn where to go for what item.One area Food City offers more is the savings from the Food City rewards card. It saves on certain items, and it also offers fuel bucks to use at the pump.I have the Walmart plus membership, as well, and you get 10 cents off of every gallon of gas no matter what, while Food City's fuel saver is determined by how much you spend in store.Walmart has better prices on water while Food City has better offers on milk.The biggest advantage that Food City has over Walmart is that they have a selection of fresh meats and different variations of seasonings on some of them, while Walmart only offers deli meat for sandwiches.Food City also offers certain fruits and vegetables for 5 for 7.99.I”

  7. 215 Cassady Boulevard Ste 101, Pikeville KY 41501

    4 Good 136 reviews

    “I love Food City, but I got lost the last time I was here. I was supposed to get pickles and other canned goods, but got lost amongst the cold items. I found myself on the wrong side of Food City rather quickly, running with the wrong crowd. I had to do things to make it…I sold out for Lil Debbie Cakes. They were my weakness, a cream pie for a…well you can fill in the rest. Eventually someone found me and led me to the door. I was free, or so I thought. I may have escaped Debbie, but you can’t escape Hostess. Forever a Hostess Ho Ho. Food City is great though”

  8. 327 Thompson Road, Pikeville KY 41501

    4 Good 39 reviews

    “We went looking for some Monster those drinks had a great deal , found a coupon deal for pizza and 2 litter of soda coupons are great , the Monster drink was excellent”

  9. 4952 Zebulon Highway, Pikeville KY 41501

    4 Good 38 reviews

    “I like shopping here for baby wipes and other personal care items. Kids can always get a toy or a cute outfit, everything is good quality and value. Its true what they say tho, you get what you pay for. There are some things that shouldn't be so expensive, that is why we have the dollar store. Lol plus, its at a very convenient location.”

  10. 254 Cassady Boulevard, Pikeville KY 41501

    3.7 Good 233 reviews

    “Good Walmart location. The store usually has what I need, the prices are fair, and the employees are helpful when you ask for assistance. It’s convenient for shopping in Pikeville and I appreciate having a place where I can get groceries, household items, and other things all in one stop.”

  11. 215 Cassady Boulevard Ste 101, Pikeville KY 41501

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

  12. 9751 Millard Highway, Pikeville KY 41501

    3.4 Good 5 reviews

    “I stop daily pretty much at the marrowbone ky.location they have a good selection of food products such as meats and poultry and vegetables along with your hygiene products”

  13. 254 Cassady Boulevard, Pikeville KY 41501

    2.5 Average 7 reviews

    “This Walmart has made a huge improvement since lat time this year! More organized, carts stocked inside, things in stock instead of empty spots. Can't be easy considering there is no other Walmart or department store like this around for atleast 20 miles. And my cashier was the sweetest I've ever had even tho it was mid afternoon and packed. Only gave 4 stars because the parking lot is a nightmare no matter what time year to get around in.”

  14. 254 Cassady Boulevard, Pikeville KY 41501

    1.8 Poor 6 reviews

    “This Walmart has made a huge improvement since lat time this year! More organized, carts stocked inside, things in stock instead of empty spots. Can't be easy considering there is no other Walmart or department store like this around for atleast 20 miles. And my cashier was the sweetest I've ever had even tho it was mid afternoon and packed. Only gave 4 stars because the parking lot is a nightmare no matter what time year to get around in.”

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