Grocery Stores near Quitman, LA

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  1. 8262 Quitman Highway, Quitman LA 71268

    4.3 Superb 21 reviews

    “Whether traveling thru or stopping to see family, I always stop at M & M Handy Foods!! The food is great, the atmosphere is family friendly and clean and above all the customer service is excellent!! So if you find yourself in that area, do yourself a favor and stop in, you won't regret it!!!”

  2. 325 East Main Street, Jonesboro LA 71251

    4.4 Superb 93 reviews

    “You want customer Service come here! I was on aisle 10 choking on my gum when a man by the name of Parker approached me and began giving me the Heimlich maneuver thus saving my life, if it wasn't for him I'd be dead. He also directed me towards the Bell Peppers.”

  3. 184 Old Winnfield Road, Jonesboro LA 71251

    3.9 Good 140 reviews

    “Nice and clean, plus random people bringing in the carts, wheelchair carts, cause, it appeared it might start raining! Very nice people that worked there and shopped there!”

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  5. 6430 LA-4, Jonesboro LA 71251

    4.3 Superb 40 reviews

    “Awesome,prices were moderate.very extensive variety of products.the personal working there were nice n friendly.lil place was quite impressive.i will go back.beats going to Wal-Mart in town.dollar General n brookshires are my go to places for now on.bye wally world!!!?”

  6. 314 East Main Street, Jonesboro LA 71251

    4.3 Superb 17 reviews

    “They get you in and out.. The owners are nice. Clean other than building just being old. It's not a circle k that can add a new building and parking if people park correctly it's fine. It does get busy and on those days you have to park out near Fred's.”

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