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  1. Save A Lot - 735 Mountain Pkwy

    735 Mountain Pkwy, Salyersville KY 41465

    4.3 Superb 57 reviews

    “It's ok I've tried for almost 3 months to get them to order my water and never have after them telling me it was on its way so I guess find another store that carries it ?‍♀️”

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  2. The Market - 433 Parkway Dr

    433 Parkway Dr, Salyersville KY 41465

    3.8 Good 41 reviews

    “A friendly environment and will be located in a larger building in the near future to better serve the needs of our community. Has moved to a larger place and this has allowed for more space and more items to choose from with less crowdedness.”

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  3. Kelly's Market - 8085 KY-40

    8085 KY-40, Oil Springs KY 41238

    4.7 Superb 60 reviews

    “Always great service and happy with our purchase when we go to Kelly’s market! They have packages that you can select from or you can substitute with another choice and then just pay the difference if it’s more. We get extras also like the bag of biscuits and my candy, lol. Parking is easy and handicap accessible for the elderly or disabled. They will also help you get it out to your vehicle if you need them to. I would recommend going here if you aren’t already and if you’re trying to decide to or not. It’s just easier and you get more meats for your money that’s packaged just the way you need it to be packaged.”

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